Product overview
Aidelly combines content preparation with the operations that follow it: selecting social destinations, reviewing a post, scheduling delivery and checking the result. Brand Profile supplies voice and audience context; workspaces organise the accounts and calendars used for different clients. The app provides a composer and calendar, while MCP and the REST API give agents another way to operate those workflows. The useful output is a managed publishing process, not only a paragraph of generated text.
For an agency preparing a week of product updates, start with the approved message, the correct client's accounts and the person who can sign off. Review each destination's caption and media rather than assuming the same version fits everywhere. Keep a draft, an approved item, a scheduled item and a live post distinct: approval does not itself establish delivery. After publication, inspect the per-platform results and live links so that a failure on one network is not mistaken for failure everywhere.
What Aidelly offers
- 01Keep brand voice, reference documents and reusable media alongside content planning.
- 02Compose destination-specific posts, save drafts and manage a content calendar.
- 03Use supported team/client review paths and inspect publishing results through the app or integrations.
A practical workflow
- 01Choose the client's workspace and connected accounts, then prepare its Brand Profile with audience, voice and approved reference material.
- 02Create a small batch of posts. Review caption variants, destinations and media in the composer before committing to a schedule.
- 03Choose who reviews the posts and verify the available approval settings. Treat a team queue and a client-facing approval link as different capabilities.
- 04Schedule the approved content, then check each platform's result and live link. Fix the failed destination before retrying a whole batch.
Summary based on source material; product claims have not been independently tested.
What makes it different
Aidelly connects brand context, review and delivery state in one workflow. Agent access extends those operations; it does not remove the need to choose the correct workspace, permissions and publishing rules.
Who should consider it
- Agencies managing recurring content for several client accounts.
- Marketing teams coordinating drafts, review and scheduled updates.
- Operators connecting an approved content process to an MCP or API client.
What to verify
- Check the actual destination account, content type and media preview; a connected network does not make every format interchangeable.
- Review any auto-publish rules explicitly. The availability of an approval feature is not proof that a particular automation will pause for it.
- Plan limits distinguish workspace capacity, collaborators, team approval and client links. Broad pricing headlines must not replace the detailed feature entries.
- AI usage, publishing limits and X-specific charges are separate. An unlimited-post headline does not establish unlimited generation or unrestricted delivery.
- Paid Launch, Scale and Agency plans have different capacity and review features. Confirm billing period, AI usage, network charges and add-ons separately.
- Use an Aidelly account and connected social profiles. API keys require an eligible active paid plan; integration permissions and workspace context must match the intended task.
Frequently asked questions
Are team approvals and client approval links the same feature?
No. The team queue routes member submissions to the appropriate reviewer; the client portal provides an external sign-off route. Check each capability separately in the current plan and workspace settings.
Does scheduling mean the post is already live everywhere?
No. A scheduled item is waiting for delivery. The composer reports results separately by platform, including live links and errors. Review those outcomes before deciding what needs another attempt.
Do I need an API integration to use Aidelly?
No. The app has its own composer and calendar. MCP and API access are alternative integration paths; current developer guidance requires an active paid plan for API keys, with scoped permissions and workspace context.
Product facts were checked against the official product website or its first-party documentation on Nov 10, 2026.