Publishing calendar
Day, week, month and list views. Drag a scheduled post onto another slot to move it. Queued, published and failed posts all live in one place, marked by channel.
Content Factory is a web app for creators, small businesses, marketing teams and agencies. Connect the social accounts you already own, write or generate a post once, adapt it for each network, and schedule it — or publish right away.
Registration is open to anyone. No credit card, no invitation. You connect your own accounts and can disconnect any of them in one click.
Content Factory replaces the pile of drafts in notes apps, reminders and half-finished uploads with one workspace where the whole publishing week is visible.
Day, week, month and list views. Drag a scheduled post onto another slot to move it. Queued, published and failed posts all live in one place, marked by channel.
Write the text once, then edit a separate version for each channel. Every network gets its own settings panel and a preview of how the post will actually look there.
Give it an idea and get a draft back. Ask it to proofread, cut the text down to a platform limit, or rewrite the same post for another network. It prepares drafts and never publishes on its own.
Generate a single image or a carousel of up to ten from a text prompt. Pick the aspect ratio and the visual style, then attach the result to the post without leaving the editor.
Dictate instead of typing. Record up to two minutes straight in the browser and the words land in the text field — handy for long captions and for writing from a phone.
Upload images and video once and reuse them across posts. Everything you have uploaded or generated stays in a single library you can browse from any post.
See how published posts perform — views, likes, comments and audience growth for Instagram, Facebook, Threads, YouTube and TikTok, read from each platform's official API.
Invite colleagues with admin or member roles, group channels by client, and send a read-only preview link so a post can be commented on and approved before it goes out.
Describe your audience, tone of voice, phrases you never use and a few of your own posts as samples. The assistant leans on that profile so drafts sound like you rather than generic AI copy.
Create a post, check the calendar, publish a draft or edit your brand profile from a chat — including by voice message.
Set the hours you usually post for each channel, and a new post takes the next free slot instead of a date you have to pick by hand.
Park unfinished posts as drafts, and set an evergreen post to repeat every few days instead of recreating it each time.
An HTTP API with personal keys and outgoing webhooks, so publishing can be triggered from and reported back to your own tools.
Nothing happens behind your back: at every step you can see exactly what will be sent, where it goes and when.
Open Channels and add the accounts you manage. Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok connect through the platforms' own authorization screens; Telegram and MAX through a bot token you create yourself. We never ask for the password to your social account.
Type it yourself, or ask the assistant for a draft based on an idea. Attach files from the media library, upload new ones or generate an image. Then fine-tune the wording for each network separately.
Each network shows its own options — who is allowed to see the post, whether comments stay open, the video title and visibility, the first comment. Then pick a date and time, take the next free slot, or publish immediately.
The post goes out through the platform's official API. Open the published post on the network in one click, and if a platform refuses it, the post is flagged with the error message so you can fix it and send it again.
Connect the accounts you already own. Each channel is a separate connection with its own permissions, and you can remove any of them at any moment.
Business and Creator accounts, connected through Facebook or directly. Photo, carousel and video posts.
Pages you administer: text, images and video.
Text posts with attached images or video.
Videos and photo posts, sent with the privacy and interaction settings you pick yourself.
Video uploads with a title, description, thumbnail and visibility setting.
Posts on your personal profile: text, images and video.
Channels and groups where your own bot is an administrator.
Wall posts with images in communities you administer.
Channels and groups in the MAX messenger, through your own bot.
Text and image posts to a Dzen channel.
TikTok has the strictest publishing rules of every network we support, and we follow them to the letter. Every choice below is made by you, in the app, before anything is sent to TikTok.
One person, several accounts. Write once, adapt per network, and keep the whole week in view instead of in your head.
Run your own social presence without hiring anyone. The assistant drafts the text and the image, you read it, fix it and publish it.
Invite colleagues, split roles, comment on a post before it goes out, and work from one shared calendar instead of a spreadsheet.
Group channels by client, send a preview link for sign-off, and give the client a read-only view of what is planned instead of your passwords.
Content Factory is a public service. Registration at cf.autmzr.ru is open to anyone, and every user connects and manages their own accounts. It is not limited to any single company, group or internal team.
We hold the minimum needed to publish on your instruction, and you can take it all back without writing to us.
Accounts are connected through the platforms' own authorization pages, or through a bot token you generate yourself and can revoke on the platform side.
Access tokens are stored encrypted with AES-256-GCM, and every connection to the service runs over TLS 1.2 or higher.
We request only the permissions needed to publish your posts and read the statistics of those posts. We do not request private messages, follower lists, contacts or location data.
Channels → Disconnect deletes the stored token from our database immediately, and we lose all access to that account. You can additionally revoke access in the platform's own settings.
Settings → Account → Delete Account removes your profile, brand profile, drafts, scheduled posts, uploaded media, logs and tokens. Primary storage is purged within 24 hours, backups within the next 30-day rotation.
We do not sell, rent or trade your data, and we place no advertising or analytics cookies — only the session cookie that keeps you signed in.
Content Factory is free to use. We do not charge for any feature listed on this page, and there is no usage meter to run out of.
If paid plans are introduced later, account holders are notified by email before anything changes, as set out in section 12 of our Terms of Service. Existing scheduled posts and connected channels are never held hostage to a payment.
No, and you should not give it to anyone. Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok are connected through the platforms' own authorization pages, where you approve a specific list of permissions. Telegram, MAX and VK use a token you create yourself inside those platforms and can revoke there at any time.
Yes. Open Channels, pick the channel and press Disconnect — the stored token is deleted from our database immediately and we lose all access to that account. You can also revoke the app in the platform's own settings, for example Facebook → Settings → Apps and Websites.
Settings → Account → Delete Account removes your profile, brand profile, drafts, scheduled posts, uploaded media, operational logs and connected-account tokens. If you cannot sign in, email us with the subject line Data Deletion Request and we will verify and delete within 30 days. The full procedure is on the Support and Data Deletion page.
Yes. TikTok accepts both videos and photo posts through Content Factory. Before publishing you choose the privacy level, decide whether comments, Duet and Stitch are allowed, and declare commercial content if the post promotes a brand. You can also send the content to your TikTok drafts and finish it in the TikTok app instead.
You do. Our Terms of Service state that you keep all rights to what you draft, schedule and publish; we only host and transmit it in order to run the service on your behalf.
Only what you scheduled yourself, at the time you set. The AI assistant writes drafts and generates images, and those drafts wait for you — nothing reaches a social network until you publish it or the moment you picked arrives.
The post is flagged with an error in the calendar and keeps the platform's own message, so you can see what went wrong, fix the text or the media, and send it again. Nothing is silently dropped.
No. Registration is open — create an account with an email address and a password, confirm it, and connect your own channels. Anyone who posts to social networks can use the service.
English and Russian. The language switch sits in the app's top bar and can be changed at any time; this website has the same switch in its header.
On servers in Kazakhstan, with content delivery through Cloudflare's global network. Data retention periods and international transfer safeguards are described in the Privacy Policy.
Questions about the product, trouble connecting a channel, a security report or a data deletion request — all of it goes to one address, and a person reads it.
fdrvaa84@gmail.com