How is Broadcast different from Postiz, Buffer, or Hootsuite?

Generic schedulers answer "when should this go out?". Broadcast answers "why does this post exist?". Post ideas are ranked from your own data: queries where AI engines fail to mention you, pages AI engines actually cite, and content-audit findings. Each post stores the signal that caused it, so you can later ask which campaign targeted which gap, and join published posts to GA4 sessions and Stripe revenue through an automatic UTM campaign tag.

Which platforms can Broadcast publish to?

Fifteen: X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Reddit, Google Business Profile, Discord, Mastodon, Telegram, and Slack. Eleven of them also sync per-post engagement metrics back into Reaudit. Native threads are supported on X, Threads, and Bluesky, and post-plus-first-comment chains work anywhere comments do.

Does the AI just write generic posts?

No. Copy generation is grounded in your ICP and buyer personas, your GTM positioning, your knowledge base, and your brand tone, in that priority order. Ungrounded generation is where invented product claims come from. You can inspect exactly what a post will be written from before generating anything. Images use a persistent brand reference set so every render stays on-brand without re-uploading assets.

Can an AI agent run a whole campaign end to end?

Yes, and that is the intended use. Broadcast exposes 33 MCP tools covering publishing, campaigns, listening, Reddit, and the content calendar, as part of Reaudit's 233 user-facing tools. The 3DPlotter campaign on this page, 415 scheduled slots across 152 days, was written, illustrated, and queued entirely by an agent calling those tools.

Will an agent publish something without my approval?

Not unless you tell it to. Campaign creation always produces drafts and never publishes. Approval is a separate, explicitly destructive-flagged step where you choose publish-now or scheduled, set the spacing between posts, and filter by platform, so you can approve LinkedIn immediately and leave X as drafts.

What happens if a post fails to publish?

The publisher runs every 60 seconds and claims due posts atomically, so overlapping runs cannot double-publish. Each post carries an idempotency key, failures record a reason and retry count, and posts stuck mid-publish are recovered automatically. Access tokens refresh daily before expiry, and a connection that genuinely breaks is flagged for reconnection rather than failing silently.

Can Broadcast post without me writing anything at all?

Yes. RSS feeds can be turned into posts with AI-rewritten descriptions and generated images, recurring schedules keep evergreen content circulating on a timezone-aware cadence, and threshold-based automations can repost, comment, or cross-post when a post crosses an engagement number you set.

Broadcast · Agent-run social publishing

One agent. 15 platforms. 152 days of posts already queued.

Schedule and publish to and 9 more from one composer. Every scheduler asks when to post. Broadcast knows why each post exists, because it starts from a gap in your AI visibility and ends at attributed revenue.

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Live campaign

Publishing now

3DPlotter V3

Aug 24, 2026 – Jan 22, 2027

Day 14 of 152415 slots queued

scheduled post slots: 415
content pieces written: 83
days of runway: 152
platforms in parallel: 5

Publishing to

Case study · 3DPlotter

152 days of posts, built and queued by an agent

3DPlotter shipped V3 with two chained campaigns: a 14-day launch run, then a feature series covering all 69 product features every other day into January. An AI agent wrote the copy, generated the images, and scheduled every slot through the Reaudit MCP server. No social tool was opened.

415
scheduled post slots: 83
content pieces written: 152
days of runway: 5
platforms in parallel: 0
hours spent posting

Day 14 of 152. This campaign is running right now, so these are scheduled slots, not results.

Baseline on Aug 23, 2026, the day before it opened: 10 posts, 0 views, 2 likes. We will report what it produced here as it lands.

One narrative beat per day, each backed by a generated long-form article and fanned out to all five channels. 65 of 70 slots were independently verified on the content calendar after scheduling.

1The Tease
2The Problem
3Studio Layout Reveal
445+ Objects
5Generators: Lines & Patterns
6Generators: 3D
7Generators: Simulation
8Modifiers: Lines
9Modifiers: Pattern
10Modifiers: Effects
11Genplot AI
12Full Workflow
13Countdown
14LAUNCH DAY

Every post carries

Platform-native copy for all 5 channels
SEO meta title + description
12 target keywords
Canonical feature page URL
Rendered image asset
Demo video asset

The MCP calls behind it

01generate_contentDraft the long-form feature article
02generate_social_imageRender the on-brand image per post
03cross_post_to_socialFan one post out to all 5 channels
04schedule_social_postPlace it at 07:00 UTC on its slot
05get_content_calendarVerify the queue landed as planned

Actual generated copy: feature 1/69, "Shape"

Grounded in the product's own codebase and knowledge base, so the post cites real counts and real menu paths instead of inventing them.

X · 280 char limit

Shape — 66 built-in shapes: lines, rectangles, polygons, arrows, flowchart, stars, and callouts. Add Object → Shapes & Imports → Shape. https://3dplotter.xyz/features/shape #3DPlotter #PenPlotter

LinkedIn · 3.000 char limit

V3 Feature 1/69: Shape From the 3DPlotter codebase: 66 built-in shapes across 8 categories: Lines, Rectangles, Basic Shapes, Arrows, Equation, Flowchart, Stars & Banners, and Callouts. Menu: Add Object → Shapes & Imports → Shape

Scheduled Sep 8, 202607:00 UTCGroup: Shapes & Imports

Why this isn't a scheduler

Every post traces back to a reason and forward to a result

Buffer and Postiz start with an empty box and a calendar. Broadcast starts with the queries you are losing in ChatGPT and Perplexity, and keeps the thread intact all the way to revenue.

Find out what to post

Post ideas are ranked from your own data: queries where AI engines never mention you, pages those engines already cite, and stale pages flagged by content audits.

list_content_opportunities

Draft the campaign

One post per platform, written from your positioning and knowledge base, with images rendered against your brand reference set. Everything lands as a draft.

create_social_campaign

Approve on your terms

The single gate. Publish now or schedule with drip spacing, and filter by platform so LinkedIn ships today while X waits.

approve_social_campaign

Measure what it earned

Each post carries a tracking campaign tag, so sessions, landing pages, conversions, and Stripe revenue attribute back to the exact post, and to the gap that caused it.

get_social_post_impact

The link is stored, not inferred: each post keeps a reference to the visibility gap, cited page, or audit finding that produced it, and each campaign records the moment you approved it, so "which campaign targeted this gap, and what did it move?" is a question with an actual answer.

Every channel that matters

15 platforms, one composer

Write once and adapt per channel. Broadcast knows each platform's real character limit, media rules, and thread support, so a post is trimmed and shaped correctly before it ever leaves the queue.

Twitter / X

280 chars · 4 media

ThreadsAnalytics

3k chars · 9 media

Analytics

Instagram

2k chars · 10 media

MediaAnalytics

Facebook

63k chars · 10 media

Analytics

TikTok

2k chars · 1 media

MediaAnalytics

YouTube

5k chars · 1 media

MediaAnalytics

Threads

500 chars · 10 media

ThreadsAnalytics

40k chars · 20 media

Analytics

500 chars · 1 media

MediaAnalytics

Bluesky

300 chars · 4 media

ThreadsAnalytics

Mastodon

500 chars · 4 media

Analytics

Google Business Profile

2k chars · 1 media

4k chars · 10 media

Discord

2k chars · 10 media

Slack

40k chars · 10 media

11 platforms sync likes, views, shares, comments, and clicks back into Reaudit every six hours. Native threads run up to 25 items on X, Threads, and Bluesky; post-plus-first-comment chains work anywhere comments do.

Generation you can ship

On-brand by construction, not by prompt-wrangling

Ungrounded generation is where invented product claims come from. Broadcast shows you what a post will be written from before it writes a word.

Grounded, not guessed

Copy is written from your ICP, buyer personas, GTM positioning, knowledge base, and brand tone, in that order of priority.

Brand-faithful images

A persistent reference set steers every render. Native per-platform aspect ratios, in-image text, and carousels planned as one narrative.

A real design studio

Layers, templates, brand kit, and stock search, plus chat-driven tweaks that edit a design by describing the change.

Runs without you

Eight background workers keep the queue moving

Publishing, analytics sync, token refresh, RSS polling, recurring posts, and threshold automations all run on their own schedule.

Publishes every 60 seconds

Due posts are claimed atomically, so overlapping runs can never double-publish. Idempotency keys and automatic recovery handle the rest.

RSS to social

Point it at a feed. New items become posts with AI-rewritten descriptions and generated images, deduplicated by GUID.

Recurring and triggered

Evergreen posts on a timezone-aware cadence, plus automations that repost, comment, or cross-post when a post crosses an engagement threshold.

One calendar for everything

Social posts, WordPress, blog articles, GTM strategy items, and bookings in a single month view, not a social-only silo.

Built for agents first

33 MCP tools for the whole social surface

Everything on this page is callable from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client, part of Reaudit's 233 user-facing tools. An agent can run the full loop, from "what should we post about" to "what revenue did it produce", without a human opening a dashboard.

Explore Reaudit MCP See agent workflows

17Publishing & analyticscross_post_to_social
8Reddit monitoring & leadsget_reddit_opportunities
4Social listeningscan_social_keywords
3Campaignscreate_social_campaign
1Content calendarget_content_calendar

Broadcast FAQ

Platforms, generation, approval, and how this differs from a scheduler. Answered for humans and search engines.

Broadcast is Reaudit's social publishing and content calendar suite. It schedules and publishes to 15 platforms, generates on-brand copy and images, and runs a unified calendar across social posts, WordPress, blog articles, and GTM strategy items. What makes it different from a scheduler is that every post traces back to an AI-visibility signal and forward to attributed revenue.

Stop filling a calendar. Start closing gaps.

Connect your channels, point Broadcast at your visibility gaps, and let an agent build the queue. You keep the approval switch.

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Pairs with Engage to listen, Content Factory to write, and AI Visibility to measure.