Social Engine · by Isla Tech
A month of Instagram planned in advance, staged day by day, and published automatically at 5:30 AM — but only the days you approved. Not a scheduler you have to feed. Not an AI let loose on your brand. One tap is the whole job.
Not a setting — the shape of the code. Hands-off publishing is off by default, and even switched on, the morning job touches only days that are approved, not marked Rest and not already posted. A day you didn't stamp emails you instead, caption included — so a quiet feed is something you decided, never something you discover.
What it actually is · sin adornos
Most "social AI" is a text box that writes captions and leaves the hard part — doing it every single day — exactly where it was. This is the other half: each day sits staged and complete until you say yes, then goes out on its own.
Every date holds pillar · topic · hook · caption · hashtags · image prompt · asset · channels — the whole post, decided before the morning it's due. Edit any field, any time.
A per-day approval stamp, set by you. The publisher refuses any day without it — and you can pull an approval back before the morning slot.
5:30 AM, straight to the account through Instagram's own API — no share sheet, no clipboard. A day can carry 2–10 images, and if one slide fails to resolve the whole post fails loudly instead of shipping half a carousel.
Two modes — a photo, or an ad flyer with your exact words on it — plus a "do this differently" note to re-roll. Every generated image spends real money, so the switch stays off per account until you ask for it.
Instagram tokens die on a 60-day clock; a nightly job renews yours. A failed renewal, a held day or a broken post all email a human that morning — a dead feed is never something you find out about in week three.
TikTok: not available. Until an app clears TikTok's audit, anything it posts lands private to the account — fine for testing a pipe, useless as marketing, so we won't sell it. Facebook Pages: not built. Not written, not promised.
Review, approve and publish from a portal of your own. Written and committed; not yet shipped to production. Until it is, founding accounts are run hand-to-hand with us.
How a day gets out
The drafting happens on our side, before anything reaches you. What lands in your hands is a finished day and a yes/no. There is no blank text box waiting for you at 6 AM.
We draft the pillars, topics, captions and hashtags — AI-assisted, human-checked — and stage them. Rewrite any word; it's your voice, not ours.
Your only recurring job. Read the day, fix what's wrong, tap approve. Approve a week at a time if you'd rather not think daily.
Approved, not Rest, not already posted — those three checks, then it's live on your account. Anything else is skipped, not guessed at.
Not approved, no picture, stale connection — you get the reason and the caption the same morning, not in week three.
Onboarding · lo que tú tienes que hacer
This is where every other tool loses people, so read it twice: three things, once. Everything after — the calendar, the pictures, the scheduling, the token renewals, the watching — happens on our side.
Instagram only allows scheduled publishing on a Business or Creator account. Free switch, inside the app, about a minute.
You generate it, paste it in one box, and revoke it from Instagram whenever you like. No Facebook Page to link — we publish through Instagram's own login API, not the Pages API. One-tap connect: Soon
Your pillars, offers, season, and the words you'd never say. One conversation — that's what the calendar is built from.
Where it runs today · nada inventado
No wall of logos. @todoculebra — a working island tourism business on Culebra with a daily queue — publishes from this engine, and Isla Tech's own @islatechpr is being switched onto it now. That's the entire list, and you'd be early.
Daily planned queue, published from the calendar. Our own product launch went out this way — a six-slide carousel posted by the engine, not by a person with a phone: see the post.
Our own account, moving onto the same rails. We run our marketing on the thing we sell — if it can't hold up our feed, it has no business holding up yours.
Pricing
No ladder on this page, and we'd rather say why than hide it: the work is not the same for every account. A shop posting three product angles a week and a tour operator who needs a new scene shot every morning are different jobs — and a number invented before we've seen your feed is a number one of us ends up regretting.
Send the handle. We read what you've been posting, what you sell and how often it would have to go out — then you get one number, per account, in writing, before any work starts. If picture generation is part of it, that cost is named separately, because it's a real per-image cost and burying it in a monthly is how surprises happen.
Isla Tech prints full rate cards where a rate card is honest — Isla OS and Coquí Line both do. This one isn't ready to be one, and a placeholder price would be worse than none.
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Ask for an invite · mándanos tu cuenta
Founding accounts are onboarded by the founder, a few at a time. Logen reads every note personally and replies, usually within a day — en español o en inglés, como prefieras.