One source of truth
Captions, media, hashtags, first comments, and posting times sit on the brief — not in WhatsApp.
Admin + client studio
Pulse connects Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Snapchat in one desk. Clients write full briefs. The admin publishes, then marks the work done.
Auto-moving social network
TikTok
YouTube
Snapchat
Why Pulse
Agencies lose time hunting captions, access notes, and “did this go live?” messages. Pulse gives every client a studio, every account a profile, and every post a clear status from pending to done.
Captions, media, hashtags, first comments, and posting times sit on the brief — not in WhatsApp.
Each Facebook page, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, or Snapchat profile carries its own login notes and rules.
Clients request. Pulse queues. Your team publishes on the real account, then marks it done.
Benefits
Filter the queue by client and platform. Open the full brief and post without asking again.
Every brief starts pending. Clients see progress, revision notes, and the live URL when it is done.
Feed posts, reels, stories, carousels, audio, cover text, CTAs, and extra assets in one form.
Shared access is stored per profile, encrypted, and only shown to the admin who must publish.
Create as many client accounts as you need. Each brand keeps its own profiles and queue.
The desk flips RTL and LTR so your team and clients can work in the language they prefer.
How it works
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Open a login from the dashboard with company, notes, and access.
02
Attach Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, or Snapchat with posting rules.
03
Full post or reel details plus date. Status becomes pending in the queue.
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Post on the real account, add the live URL, and mark the item done.
Connected networks
The banner above is the product idea: Pulse sits in the center and keeps every social line moving.
Pages & community posts
Feed, carousel, reels
TikTok
Shorts with audio notes
YouTube
Videos, shorts, and community
Company thought pieces
Snapchat
Stories and Spotlight
Create clients, connect their networks, and publish from one modern queue.