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 — and Isla Tech's own @islatechpr both publish from this engine, and only what the owner approves goes out. 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.