The same idea, rewritten again
A LinkedIn post, a short Bluesky version and an X thread should not read like the same paragraph pasted into three boxes.
Aboveboard for creators
Create for every channel. Keep your name on every word.
Capture a thought privately, turn it into a draft in your voice and bring your next posts together for review. Original or licensed visuals, saved calls to action and an Instagram or TikTok phone kit keep the next step close.
Start with 1 connected channel, 15 authored posts and about 15 post drafts from the included credits. No card required.
- 9
- connected platforms in one queue
- 4
- credits for one reviewed post draft
- You
- make the final publishing decision
The creator workload
The hard part is not having ideas. It is carrying each one across every channel.
Publishing consistently turns one useful thought into a chain of small jobs. The work multiplies, while the risk still lands on your name.
Research gets separated from the draft
Links live in tabs, notes live elsewhere and the sentence you need to verify reaches the review screen without its source.
Automation can flatten a real voice
Speed is not useful if every post sounds interchangeable, crosses a boundary or publishes before you are comfortable with it.
A calmer publishing system
Use automation for the repeatable work, then make one deliberate decision.
Aboveboard keeps the brief, sources, platform version and approval state together so you can judge the post instead of reconstructing how it was made.
A voice brief with real boundaries
Use work you have already published to describe your tone, then add claims, subjects and phrases the system must avoid.
A version shaped for each platform
One source idea can become a longer argument, a concise post or a thread without pretending every channel has the same format.
One queue for the final pass
Open the draft with its sources, edit it in context and approve only the version you are ready to put your name behind.
Growth intelligence is available on paid plans. Once a post is live, Aboveboard places audience shifts beside what you published — including supported traits inside a reel — and labels any attribution Measured, Derived or Estimated. If the evidence cannot support a link, the shift stays unexplained; supported patterns can move into the next reviewed draft.
From idea to approved post
A workflow that stops at the right moment.
Every step can save time, but the publishing boundary stays explicit.
See the complete product workflow- 01
Capture the first thought privately
Keep text, photos and video in author-private notes. Where voice transcription is enabled, a clip up to 60 seconds costs one credit; saving the transcript is your choice.
Nothing becomes a shared draft until you choose. - 02
Shape your next post
Use your brief and cited ideas to prepare copy and select an original, licensed or uploaded visual. Insert a saved call to action when it fits.
Saved calls to action can carry UTM labels, but do not track conversions. - 03
Review the week
Bring up to seven existing drafts into a review pack. Edit, approve, skip or restore them; approving does not schedule or publish them.
The pack reviews existing work rather than generating a new week. - 04
Choose the delivery path
Schedule through an eligible enabled channel, or prepare an approved Instagram or TikTok kit to finish on your phone. A phone completion is your report, not a provider receipt.
Direct publishing depends on platform availability and account permissions.
Proof in the mechanism
You should be able to inspect the system before you trust it.
Aboveboard is designed around controls you can see in the product, not a promise that an invisible process will get everything right.
Sources travel with claims
Research results are attached to the draft so a factual sentence can be checked where the approval decision happens.
Costs appear before the work
A post draft costs 4 credits. The cost is shown before work begins; metered work stops at the available balance.
The queue is a real boundary
Generation and publishing are separate actions. A useful draft can still be rejected, rewritten or held.
Connections can be revoked
Channels use official sign-in flows. Revoking access with the platform cuts off the connection.
Your posts, drafts and brand brief are not used to train AI models. Read the privacy policy for the full handling terms. Read the privacy policy (English)
Creator questions
What to know before connecting your first channel.
Need a plan-level answer? Compare the limits and credit allowances.
Will every platform get the same copy?
No. A source idea can be shared, but the draft is shaped for the destination — for example, a longer LinkedIn post, a shorter Bluesky post or an X thread.
Can Aboveboard publish a draft before I have checked it?
New drafts wait in review. You decide what to edit, reject or approve before scheduling. Eligible unchanged public own-post copies can follow a narrowly authorized reuse rule; edits, sensitive content and TikTok require individual review.
What does a credit pay for?
Credits measure AI work. A relevance check costs 1 credit, a reply draft costs 2, a post draft costs 4 and a research run costs 8.
Can I try drafting and review on one channel?
Yes. The Free plan includes 60 credits, 1 channel and 15 authored posts a month, with no card required. Core drafting and review are included; growth intelligence and paid X messaging require a paid plan. Publishing depends on channel availability and permissions.
Do I hand over my social account password?
Use the platform-supported connection flow. Bluesky uses a dedicated app password; other channels use their supported authorization. You can revoke access at the platform.
Aboveboard for creators
Try your next draft on one channel.
Build the brief, make a draft, inspect the sources and decide whether it is good enough to publish.