Autonomous social media management

A month of content for your business — written, designed and scheduled.

Ready to post in one tap, and the day your channels are approved it starts posting on its own. CoreLayerEngine decides what to post, writes and designs it in 40 languages for 9 networks, schedules each one at your audience's best time, and learns from every result — inside approval guardrails you control.

Start free — free forever, no credit card, 2-minute setup. Book a guided demo — 20 minutes with a human, not a sequence.

Nine networks, one engine

• Instagram — AI posts, reels and stories, published to your account on your approval.
• Facebook — Pages, posts and broadcasts. Drafts wait in your approval queue until Meta’s App Review clears direct publishing.
• LinkedIn — thought-leadership on autopilot. Posts go straight to your profile once you approve them.
• TikTok — short-form video. Posts arrive as ready-to-post drafts in your TikTok inbox until TikTok audits the app for direct publishing.
• X — posts and threads at the right time. Drafts wait in your approval queue until we take up the paid X access tier that media upload needs; without it the console falls back to text-only rather than failing.
• Threads — native multi-part threads. Drafts wait in your approval queue until Threads’ own App Review clears direct publishing.
• YouTube — Shorts, titled and described, uploaded to your channel on your approval.
• Pinterest — pins that drive traffic. Pins wait as drafts in your approval queue until Pinterest grants the app Standard access.
• Google Business Profile — local posts and updates. Drafts wait in your approval queue until Google approves Business Profile API access for the app.

Not a publishing network: WhatsApp is a share kit — we render the copy and creative for you to send yourself, and it powers broadcasts and review requests in Audience & CRM.

Photograph it. The engine does the rest.

Most AI tools ask you to describe your business. This one looks at it.

1 · Point your phone at the counter.

Photograph today’s tray of mithai, the new chair at the salon, the board outside. The engine reads the actual photograph — what is in it, what it costs, what is worth saying about it — and writes the caption from that. Not from a prompt you had to think up. From your shop. Photograph your price list once at setup and it reads your products and prices from that too.

2 · It marks its own work before you see it.

Every post is scored against your brand and your last month of posts before it ever reaches you. The ones that do not hold up are rewritten, not sent. By the time you see a post, it has already failed and been fixed once.

3 · Approve in one tap, from your phone.

The post arrives when it is worth posting, on the phone you already have open. One tap sends it. If a channel is not connected yet, the same tap opens your phone’s own share sheet with the image and caption ready — so nothing waits on anybody’s approval but yours.

What a scheduler can’t do

A scheduler posts what you wrote, when you said. Four things happen here that cannot happen there.

It knows your trade — twenty-seven of them.

A restaurant sells the craving and the daypart. A salon sells the transformation, not the price of the service. A clinic sells reassurance and never a guarantee. Each trade has its own playbook, so the first post is written the way that trade sells rather than the way software imagines it does — and each playbook says what not to do as firmly as what to do. The salon one will not use a client’s before-and-after without that person’s permission. It is their face.

It learns your hours, not the internet’s.

Best-time-to-post advice is written for someone else’s audience in someone else’s timezone. This learns yours, from what your own posts actually did.

It reads the room.

Mentions and reviews are watched and sentiment is tracked. If something is going wrong the engine pauses itself and drafts a holding reply, rather than cheerfully posting your weekend offer into a complaint.

It refuses.

The engine has things it will not write, and it says so instead of producing them badly. A tool that never refuses is a tool that will one day publish something you cannot take back.

The posting is the part everybody sees

Your own list, not a rented audience.

Every post links to a lead page. Names and numbers land in a contact list you own, with a timeline of every conversation.

Reviews, asked for at the right moment.

Reviews are how local customers choose — and increasingly how AI assistants choose too.

Reels, with a voice.

Short video with narration in the language your customers actually speak.

Forty languages, written rather than translated.

Including the four that read right-to-left, in typefaces that render every character instead of boxes.

Every brand you run, one login.

Separate workspaces, separate approvals, one rollup view — and one place to work.

Frequently asked questions

What is CoreLayerEngine?

CoreLayerEngine is an autonomous social media management platform by Ektasi Technology. It decides what to post, writes and designs the content in 40 languages, schedules every post for its learned best time, replies to comments, and improves from every result — with human approval controls throughout.

Is CoreLayerEngine a social media scheduler?

No. A scheduler stores posts you already wrote and publishes them at times you picked. CoreLayerEngine generates the ideas, copy, designs and timing itself, then routes everything through your approval rules — so the work happens before you open the app, not after.

Will it post without my approval?

Only if you allow it. Approve-first mode is the default: every draft waits for you in one queue, in-app or via Slack. Full autopilot runs inside guardrails you set, and it never runs ads or sends direct messages. Public-figure accounts never leave approve-first.

Which platforms does CoreLayerEngine publish to?

Nine adapters are written and shipped — Instagram, Facebook Pages, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, X, Threads and YouTube — and Instagram and YouTube post by themselves once you approve. Direct publishing switches on network by network, and what the rest are waiting on differs, so the platforms page lists every network with where it stands. Until a network is switched on, every post is still written, designed and scheduled for you, and waits as a finished draft in your approval queue, one tap from posted on your phone. TikTok videos arrive as ready-to-post drafts in your TikTok inbox until TikTok audits the app for direct publishing. For anything else, the engine produces a ready-to-paste export pack with copy, hashtags and rendered images so no channel is ever blocked.

How much does CoreLayerEngine cost?

There's a Forever Free plan with 5 AI posts a month and no credit card required. Paid plans run ₹2,000/$20 (Launch), ₹6,000/$60 (Growth) and ₹20,000/$200 (Studio) per month for businesses, plus ₹8,000/$80 (Creator) and ₹10,000/$100 (Public Figure) for people whose own name is the brand — billed in INR in India, in dirhams or euros for UAE and EU businesses with a TRN or VAT number, and in USD elsewhere, 20% off if you pay yearly, cancel anytime.

Who builds and operates CoreLayerEngine?

CoreLayerEngine is built and operated by Ektasi Technology, an India-based software company, and runs at corelayerengine.com with the product console at app.corelayerengine.com. Your data is hosted in India, with two-factor authentication and audit trails included.

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