Overview

How posts move from draft to scheduled or published, across multiple accounts.

In Keryo, every post starts as a draft and ends up either scheduled for later or published now. This page walks you through the lifecycle so you know what happens at each step, whichever client workspace you're working in.

[Screenshot: the post composer with the account selector, content area and Schedule / Publish now actions]

The post lifecycle

A post always follows the same path:

1. Create a draft — start a new post in the active client workspace.

2. Choose your accounts — target one or several connected accounts at once.

3. Write the content — manually, with the AI assistant, or with per-platform rewriting.

4. Add media (optional) — images, videos, PDFs or a YouTube video. See Media.

5. Decide when it goes out:

   • Schedule it for a future date and time, or

   • Publish now — immediate and irreversible.

Draft ──▶ Pick accounts ──▶ Write ──▶ (Add media) ──┬──▶ Schedule ──▶ Published
                                                     └──▶ Publish now ──▶ Published

Targeting multiple accounts

One post can go to several connected accounts in a single pass, and each account can carry its own content. That's how you keep the same idea consistent while still tailoring it per network.

Everything is scoped to the active client workspace. Switch clients and you'll only see that client's accounts, posts and analytics.

AI or manual

You're never locked into one way of writing:

• AI — generate a first draft from a topic, then edit it. See the AI assistant.

• Manual — write everything yourself, with full control per account. See Manual writing.

Which networks are live

Today, posts publish to LinkedIn and X (Twitter). Other networks (Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube) are coming soon — you'll see them announced in the app, but they aren't publishable yet.