SyncBooster
Create and publish social media posts via AI chat
36 followers
Create and publish social media posts via AI chat
36 followers
SyncBooster is an AI chat that creates and publishes social media posts for small service businesses. Send a photo and a short note, get a ready post with copy, hashtags and CTA tailored to your brand - then confirm in chat to publish across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Google Business at once. Includes an AI image studio, asset gallery, and post history. No dashboards, no complicated forms - just a conversation.
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The chat-first approach is genuinely clever, especially for owners who'd never touch a traditional scheduler. Love that the approval step happens right in the conversation instead of bouncing to another screen.
@semihazfcr Thatâs exactly what we were aiming for! We realized that for many business owners, 'yet another dashboard' is a barrier, not a feature. Keeping the approval flow inside the chat was a must-have for us to keep the experience seamless. Thanks for noticing that detail!
Does the AI keep learning my brand voice over time, or does each post start fresh from the photo and note I send?
@dnek7tx It keeps learning - and it's really one continuous conversation, not a fresh start each time. The assistant holds the full context: your brand from onboarding, every edit and note you've given ("shorter on Facebook", "less formal"), and the posts you've published. So each new post builds on all of that. You can even just ask it to suggest a few post ideas for you. It all happens naturally, right in the chat.
A few things I didn't fit into the intro but You usually ask about:
There's a quick onboarding chat first, where you tell the assistant about your business - what you do, your tone of voice, who your customers are. That context then shapes every post, so it doesn't read like generic AI.
From there the social media assistant keeps learning your style as you go: edit manualy a draft or give feedback ("too formal", "write shorter on Facebook") and it picks up those preferences for next time.
It can also do its own research when a post calls for it - if the topic is more complex or needs current, real-world info, it looks things up instead of making it up.
And for anyone juggling more than one business: SyncBooster is built around brands and channels. A brand is a single business with its own knowledge base, brand voice and assistant, so multiple clients stay fully separate. A channel is a set of connected accounts within a brand - and one brand can have several, e.g. one publishing in Polish and another in English, each with its own Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Google Business. So from one panel you can run many businesses, in many languages, without anything bleeding between them.
The chat-first approach feels surprisingly natural. Sent a photo of a freshly painted storefront with a quick note and got a solid post in seconds, ready to publish with one tap.
@boran0uq6Â Thanks, Boran - that's exactly the moment we built it for: post right after the job's done, straight from your phone, no laptop or scheduling tool needed. Glad the storefront post landed well. Would love to hear how it works out on your next few posts! đ
the decision to make publishing a conversation instead of another dashboard is genuinely clever, feels way less exhausting than the usual social tool barrage of forms and menus
@fikriyevvsv Thank you! That was one of our biggest design decisions. We kept asking ourselves: "Why should publishing a post feel like filling out a form?" Most small business owners already spend their day talking to customers, so having a conversation with an AI felt much more natural than learning another dashboard. Our goal is for SyncBooster to feel like texting a marketing assistant, not operating another piece of software. đ
Love that they made publishing feel as casual as texting a friend instead of wrestling with another dashboard. The chat-confirm-to-publish flow is genuinely clever.
@frat4bz4Â Thanks! That's exactly the feeling we were aiming for. Most small business owners already use chat apps all day, so creating a post shouldn't require switching into a completely different way of thinking. If you can text a friend, you should be able to create and publish a social media post just as easily. đ