Month and week views of everything scheduled. Grab a post and drop it on a different day. Past days refuse the drop and published posts lock themselves, so you can't accidentally rewrite history.
One caption, then a variant per channel where it needs one. Live character counts against each platform's real limit, previews that look like the actual post, and a validation panel that tells you what will stop it publishing before you schedule it.
Not every platform lets software post on your behalf, and pretending otherwise just means posts silently fail. iMarket says which is which. A reminder channel is a supported permanent mode, not a placeholder — the caption is one tap from your clipboard, the images are already sized, and the app opens at the right screen.
Connect a Facebook Page or Instagram account and that channel flips from "reminds you" to "automatic" on its own. If the connection is ever revoked, it falls back to reminding you rather than quietly dropping posts on the floor.
The hardest weeks aren't the busy ones — they're the quiet ones, when there's no new arrival to talk about and the page goes dark. Twenty-two recurring themes expand into dated suggestions so there's always something on the board.
Themes recur on real date maths — fixed dates, the nth weekday of a month, the weekday before a holiday, weekly or monthly. They land on your calendar as suggestions with the subject attached.
Turn any idea off, or retune when and how often it fires, without affecting anyone else. A "Draft it" button opens the composer with the subject already loaded.
A sale, a community sponsorship, a long weekend closure. Note the date, place and details — and AI turns those notes into copy when you draft it. Notes are the only source it gets.
Everything waiting to go out, with a status dot per channel. Filter by what needs attention, act in bulk, and retry a failed target without rebuilding the post.
Each channel's work is claimed with a token before publishing, so a retry or an overlapping run can't double-post. Every attempt is logged.
Set a maximum posts-per-day per channel on a rolling window. Useful the first month, when the temptation is to schedule everything at once.
Nothing is written or posted automatically — drafting is always your call. The plan suggests; it never publishes on your behalf.
Marketplace has no API for dealers, so everyone types listings by hand. The SmartDlr Chrome extension opens Marketplace, fills in the title and description, and uploads every photo. You review it and press Post. Setup takes about five minutes.
Only what you've scheduled yourself. AI drafts and the content plan suggests, but nothing is written or published without someone approving it. There is no autopilot that invents posts.
It fills the form you'd fill yourself, in your own browser, on your own account — then stops. You review every listing and press Post. It doesn't run in the background or post while you're away.
Then don't. Every channel works in reminder mode: at post time you get a notification and an email, the caption is one tap from your clipboard and the images are already sized. It's a permanent supported mode, not a downgrade.
We'll walk you through the calendar, the composer and the Marketplace extension using your own inventory — and you'll leave the call with next month already scheduled.