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Social9 Docs

Plan a week of posts in five minutes, then let it publish.

Everything it takes to set Social9 up and run it: connecting your accounts, planning and scheduling posts, letting Autopilot write in your brand voice, approving with your team and working from Claude.

Start here Open the dashboard

Set up in three steps

  1. 01Create your workspace and brandHow your workspace and your first brand are set up, what Social9 reads from your website, and the settings to check before you schedule anything.
  2. 02Connect your accountsHow to connect each social network to a brand, how many accounts your plan allows, and how Social9 keeps an eye on them.
  3. 03Get your first post outSchedule your first Social9 post with Quick post on Home or the full Create editor, then check it went out in Calendar or Library, or retry if it failed.

Browse the docs

Getting startedCreate your brand, connect your accounts and get your first post outCreating postsWrite a post, add images, set options per network, and schedule many at oncePlanning and AutopilotPlan a week or a month of posts, let Autopilot, Reposts and Blog to posts work for you, and approve before postingAgencies and clientsClient approvals, shareable reports with your own branding, client account connections, best times and posting goalsEngageAnswer comments, reviews and messages, share one link in your bio, and keep an eye on competitorsYour brandMake the AI sound like you, keep it to the facts, collect ideas, set each brand's timezone, and run several brandsNetworksWhat each network supports, its limits, and how to connect itAI apps and MCPPlan, write and schedule posts by chatting with Claude, ChatGPT and other AI appsTeam and billingInvite your team, choose who can do what, and manage your plan and creditsWhen something is wrongFix common Social9 problems, from failed posts and accounts that need reconnecting to plan limits, AI credits running out and AI apps that won't connect.

Every page here is readable as plain Markdown too: add .mdx to any docs URL, or point a tool at llms.txt (all pages in one file: llms-full.txt).