FLAY doesn't post "when it feels like it." It plans days ahead, one slot at a time, then fires exactly what the calendar says, when the calendar says.
Morning, afternoon and evening slots on every channel. Every third evening carries a video. Same photo never lands on two channels the same day.
Every photo and video carries a usage count. Once it has posted on a channel, it can never post there again, no matter how thin the pool gets. If there's nothing fresh, the slot stays empty. Your followers never see a rerun.
The same photo can go to your Facebook page on Monday and your Instagram on Thursday, but never both on Monday. Your pages look like separate voices, not one feed copy-pasted three times.
Every setting below is per brand, changeable any time, and applied on the next planner run.
Add as many daily slots per channel as you want, in your local time. Morning for the commute crowd, evening for the couch scroll.
The planner fills the calendar this far ahead. Best-scored content gets the earliest dates.
Every third day the last slot on each channel carries a video instead of a photo. YouTube channels are video only.
Nothing fires outside the hours you choose, even if a slot is due. Quiet at 3 AM, if you want it quiet.
Maximum images and videos per channel per day, plus a global daily ceiling, on top of whatever the calendar says.
Swap the photo, rewrite the caption for one post, move it, or delete it. A caption override on a calendar row beats the stored caption.
Platforms punish bursts. FLAY publishes one post per tick, to the channel that has waited longest, and confirms each one before moving on.
A calendar you can read, laws you can trust, and a poster that never double-posts.
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