Axiom · marketing software
Axiom plans the month, writes every post, makes the video for the ones that need one, and lays the whole thing out for you to read in one go. You stop deciding what to post and start deciding what goes out.
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What arrives
Three stages, and you can stop it at the end of any of them. The first one is the reason the other two are worth having.
01
Axiom works out who it is writing to and writes that down first: every assumption it made about your buyers, and why it made each one. You read those before a word of copy exists, so a wrong premise costs you a correction rather than a month.
02
Every post for the month, written to the strategy you have already read and scheduled across the channels you sell on. Where a post needs a video, Axiom makes it: shot by shot, cut to the script it just wrote, and declared to the platform as AI-generated so you never have to remember to. When Axiom thinks a channel is wrong for you, it says so in the plan and estimates what using it is costing.
03
The month lands in an approval queue built to be worked through quickly: keyboard driven, one row per post, approve individually or clear the lot. Nothing reaches a platform until you have said so.
What it refuses to do
Most of what makes a tool like this safe to leave running is what it declines to do. All three of these are enforced in the software rather than promised here.
Every post waits for approval. The server refuses a publish for an unapproved post, and the scheduler can only pick up what you have already agreed to, so there is no path where something goes out because a setting was left on.
A post that asserts something your brand record does not support is blocked, and the block has no override. Approving it returns a refusal with the flags attached. A warning everybody clicks through is a warning that does nothing.
Under twelve published posts there is no insight screen at all, only a statement that there is not enough data yet. Software that finds a trend in four data points will find one in noise.
Where it publishes
The rest are written for you and handed over, with a reminder and the target. This is the table the product itself runs on, so the page and the software cannot disagree without the software changing first.
| Platform | Who posts | What you should know |
|---|---|---|
| Facebook Page | Axiom | Connect the Page you administer. In development mode until Meta app review completes. |
| Axiom | Connect the Instagram Business account on your Page. You supply the image; the caption is written for you. | |
| TikTok | Axiom | Connect your TikTok account. You supply the video; the caption and the script are written for you. |
| X | Axiom | You supply your own developer keys, and X bills you per post. |
| You do | Written for you, posted by you. LinkedIn grants publishing access to registered companies only. | |
| You do | Written for you with a reminder. Automated posting here gets accounts banned. | |
| Hacker News | You do | Written for you with a reminder. Automated posting here gets accounts banned. |
| Product Hunt | You do | Written for you with a reminder. Automated posting here gets accounts banned. |
Get started
Say what your business sells and where it sells, and we will tell you what Axiom would do with it and what it costs. A person reads every one of these and answers it.
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