Social Autopilot (Auto-post to Social Media)

Social Autopilot is an optional add-on that turns your social media into a traffic source. It writes on-brand posts about your horoscopes, calculators and numerology topics, generates a matching image, and publishes them on a schedule, each with a tracked link back to your site. Every site connects its own social accounts, so there is no ongoing platform cost.

Channels

It supports eleven direct channels: Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, X, Mastodon, Bluesky, Discord, Pinterest, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. You connect each one with your own app or token under Admin, Social Autopilot, Connect / manage channels. Telegram is the quickest to set up; Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn and YouTube use a sign-in (OAuth) flow. On a VPS with FFmpeg it can also post short vertical videos (Reels, Shorts and TikTok).

Buffer (a hub for the hard-to-approve networks)

Some networks (TikTok, Pinterest, X, LinkedIn) can be slow to approve a direct app connection. Buffer already has approved access to all of them, so you can connect Buffer once and let it deliver. In Buffer, open Settings, API, Personal Keys and create a key (tick posts:write and account:read), then paste it into the Buffer card here. Your Buffer channels load and you tick which ones to use; one generated post then fans out to all of them, images and videos included, and Buffer publishes each on its own queue. It is the fastest way to reach those networks without registering a developer app for each. Free Buffer covers three channels. For Pinterest you can also choose the board, and pins get a proper title. If you would rather not use Buffer, every post also has a Copy caption and Download button so you can post by hand or through any other scheduler.

What it posts

Captions are written by your AI writer in your brand voice, from your horoscopes, calculators, daily numerology and blog, plus optional Reddit-trend seeds, real Search Console demand, or your own topics. A share of posts are pure-value posts with no link (to grow reach), the rest drive traffic with a tracked link.

Images

Each post gets a matching image in the style you pick: a free varied Branded card; a Claude template library (the AI designs a batch of reusable cards once, then every post reuses them for free, with a no-repeat rotation); a Claude-designed live unique card per post; a Hybrid (an AI illustration with a crisp title on top); or an AI picture (free Pollinations, or paid Google Gemini with your own key). Old generated images are cleaned up automatically and kept out of your main Media Library.

Scheduling and approval

• Full auto-post ON: the autopilot writes and publishes on its own, spaced across your posting hours, so it runs while you sleep.
• Full auto-post OFF: it writes posts but leaves them as drafts under "Drafts to review" for you to Approve, Send now, or Delete first.

Set a daily cap, posting hours (0 to 23), a minimum gap between posts, and per-channel limits so posts never bunch up (which keeps you ban-safe).

Results

The dashboard shows clicks to your site per channel, follower counts, an at-a-glance KPI row, and a weekly email report. Clicks are counted through a tracked link and also flow into your Analytics via utm tags.

Connecting YouTube / Google (the "unverified app" step)

YouTube Shorts uses your own Google Cloud OAuth app. When you first try to connect, Google may block it with "Access blocked: this app has not completed the Google verification process" (Error 403: access_denied). This is normal for a new personal OAuth app and is fixed in the Google Cloud Console, not in your site:

1. Open console.cloud.google.com and select the project where you created the OAuth Client ID.
2. Go to APIs & Services, OAuth consent screen.
3. To connect right away: under Test users, click Add users, add the Google account that owns your YouTube channel, and save. Then click Connect again on your site; if you see a "Google hasn't verified this app" screen, choose Advanced then Go to (your site) and allow. It is your own app, so this is safe.
4. Recommended for a lasting connection: on the same screen set Publishing status to In production (click Publish app). In "Testing" mode Google expires the login every 7 days, which would silently break auto-posting; publishing avoids that. You will still see the one-time "unverified" warning, which you can safely pass with Advanced, Go to (your site).

Full Google verification (a longer review with a privacy policy) is only needed if you distribute the app to other people. For running your own channel, adding yourself as a test user or publishing the app is enough.

Getting the add-on

Social Autopilot is a paid add-on on a resold site (always on for the flagship). If it is not active, the page shows an upsell with the price and a "Get the add-on" button. After you buy it, click "Re-check license" in Settings to unlock it.