Idea feed

The idea feed is a content radar: you connect sources in your niche, and on demand the AI reads fresh material and lays out a feed of ready-made post drafts. For each suggestion you decide for yourself — publish, schedule, polish, or dismiss. Nothing goes out to social media without your approval. Available on the STARTER and higher plans.

Note

How it differs from neighboring tools: this is not competitor analysis (where you study other people’s accounts) and not the Content autopilot (which posts on a schedule by itself). The idea feed works on demand and with mandatory review — the AI only suggests, and the final word is yours.

How it works

1. Create a feed and give it a name — for example “Niche trends” or “Cafés”.
2. Add sources (RSS, Telegram channels, websites) and set up the format — where to publish, the length, language, and tone.
3. Click “Suggest posts” — the AI will read the sources and show you a feed of ready-made options.
4. For each card, choose an action: Publish, Schedule, Edit, To drafts, or Dismiss.

You can open the section from the menu on the left: Content → Idea feed.

Sources

Sources are what the AI reads before generating. You can add up to 10 per feed.

Type	What to enter
RSS	a link to an RSS or Atom feed
Telegram channel	a public channel — @channel or a t.me/channel link
Website	the web page address — the AI takes the title, description, and main text

For each source you can set an optional label (for example “vc.ru / marketing”) so it’s clear where the idea came from.

Tip

Add industry news feeds and popular channels on your topic — that way your posts stay tied to the current agenda instead of circling the same few topics.

Post format

The “Format” block determines how the ready-made posts will turn out:

• Where to publish — choose your connected channels with chips (Telegram, Instagram, etc.). The finished posts will go exactly to them. If you don’t have any channels yet — click “Connect a social network”.
• Length — short / medium / detailed.
• Language — “Auto” (based on the source language) or a specific one from RU / EN / UZ / ES. The post language doesn’t depend on the interface language.
• How to compile:

Mode	What it does
By news item	a separate post for each fresh piece of material
Digest	a single digest post covering several pieces of material at once
Both	both separate posts and a digest

• Tone — an optional hint for the AI: for example “friendly, expert”.

Auto-radar

If you turn on the “Auto-radar” toggle, the feed fills up with new suggestions on its own — in the background, every few hours, without clicking “Suggest posts”. This is handy when you want fresh ideas to accumulate and you simply drop in once a day to sort through them.

Note

Auto-radar accumulates up to 15 unreviewed suggestions and pauses until you sort through some of them. That keeps the feed from overflowing.

Working with suggestions

Each suggestion is a card with ready-made post text, a source label, and icons for the target platforms. Actions:

Action	What happens
Publish	the post goes out to the selected channels right away
Schedule	a calendar opens — you pick a date and time, and the post lands in the Content plan with the “Scheduled” status
Edit	a field opens right in the card — you edit the text and save
To drafts	the post is saved as a draft in the Content plan so you can refine it later
Dismiss	the card is removed from the feed

Long posts collapse to three lines — click “Show full” to expand them.

Tip

If several channels are linked to the feed, the finished post is published to all of them at once. To have posts go out strictly to the accounts you want, select them in the “Where to publish” block.

Multiple feeds

You can keep several feeds for different topics or projects — for example, a separate feed for each brand or niche. Switch between feeds with the chips at the top of the page, and the “Create feed” button is right next to them.

What’s next

• Link your channels to the feed and put together your first list of sources — Connecting social networks.
• Need fully autonomous posting on a schedule, without daily review? Take a look at the Content autopilot.
• Want posts to rely on facts about your brand? Link a knowledge base to your agents.