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CoreLayerEngine is an autonomous social media management platform by Ektasi Technology. It decides what to post, writes and designs content in 40 languages, schedules it across 9 networks for learned best times, replies to comments, tracks results to the lead, and improves continuously — with human approval controls throughout.

CoreLayerEngine does the thinking — topic, copy, design, timing — where Buffer and Hootsuite schedule a post you already made yourself. CoreLayerEngine does the thinking — topic, copy, design, timing — and learns from outcomes, so the work is done before you open the app. You approve instead of produce.

CoreLayerEngine acts without being prompted, where an AI writer waits for a prompt and answers with text. CoreLayerEngine acts without prompting: it watches signals (festivals, mentions, results), drafts complete scheduled campaigns with designed creative, pre-tests them, publishes on approval, and measures what happened. An assistant answers; an engine operates.

CoreLayerEngine seeds a playbook per vertical — restaurants, salons, clinics, stores, consultants, creators, public figures, and more — then tunes to your goals and results. If your customers are on social media or WhatsApp, the loop applies. Start free and judge its first drafts yourself.

CoreLayerEngine puts four layers between a draft and your audience: your brand profile constrains generation, an AI critic reviews drafts, the copy scorer grades every one of them on hook, call to action, brand fit, readability and overclaiming, and — decisively — approve-first mode means a human clears everything before it publishes. If you never enable full autopilot, nothing ever posts unseen.

CoreLayerEngine holds four hard limits, by product policy: it never buys or runs ads, never sends direct messages, never lets a public-figure account leave approve-first, and never silently retries rejected content. These are not settings you can misconfigure.

Crisis mode is a one-click switch in CoreLayerEngine that instantly pauses all scheduled publishing across every connected channel, drafts a holding statement for your approval, and opens a war-room view of mentions and sentiment. Publishing resumes only when a human decides; a post-mortem PDF documents the episode.

CoreLayerEngine leaves disclosure to you, with automation where the rules demand it: brand-deal posts get #ad tags automatically, and exported PNG and MP4 carry a real C2PA Content Credentials manifest — machine-readable and tamper-evident. We sign it with our own certificate, so a third-party verifier confirms the file is unaltered but shows the signer as untrusted until we hold a public trust-list certificate. Compliance digests summarize governance activity on schedule.

CoreLayerEngine has a native publishing adapter built and connected for nine networks: Instagram, Facebook Pages, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, X, Threads, and YouTube. Direct publishing switches on one network at a time, and none of them is switched on yet — the platforms page says what each one is waiting on. Until then an approved post waits in your approval queue, and the post kit puts it one tap away on your phone. Everything up to that tap runs today: planning, your brand model, generation in 40 languages, creative, scheduling, approvals and best-time nudges. TikTok is the exception to where a post waits: its videos arrive as ready-to-post drafts in your TikTok inbox until TikTok audits the app for direct publishing. Listening additionally covers Reddit and news. Anything unsupported gets a ready-to-paste export pack — designed, captioned, never blocked.

CoreLayerEngine writes in forty languages, natively per language rather than translated — including Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Arabic, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese, and Japanese. Plans meter how many you run simultaneously: 1 on Free, 2 on Launch, 5 on Growth, all 40 on Studio.

CoreLayerEngine gives each brand an isolated workspace, each with its own voice, languages, channels, audience, and learning data, all behind one login with a single approval queue. Growth includes 2 workspaces; Studio includes 5.

CoreLayerEngine has a permanently free plan: 5 AI posts a month, 1 language, 1 workspace, all 9 networks, lead page and analytics included, no credit card. It's a real tier, not a trial with a countdown.

CoreLayerEngine's paid plans are Launch ₹2,000/$20, Growth ₹6,000/$60 and Studio ₹20,000/$200 — per month, month-to-month. The workspace owner can cancel from the console at any time; it takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for. India pays INR via UPI, cards, or netbanking; UAE and EU businesses that give us a TRN or VAT number pay in dirhams or euros, and the rest of the world pays USD — your billing country decides which, and you are never charged in a currency you were not quoted. Every plan includes the whole publishing engine; the tier sets volume. Contacts (CRM) and AI-visibility tracking are not in the base plans — they are the Leads add-on at ₹4,999 a month.

CoreLayerEngine signs you in with email and password, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord or X single sign-on — or just a phone number with an SMS one-time code. Optional TOTP two-factor with recovery codes; organizations can require two-factor for all members.

CoreLayerEngine stores your data in India. Every workspace is provisioned on an India-hosted database — that is the only region we operate, and a request for data from any other region is refused outright rather than served from elsewhere. You can export your account data or erase a contact's data (DSAR) at any time.

No — CoreLayerEngine never sees a social password. Channels connect by OAuth: you approve scoped permissions on the platform's own consent screen, we store revocable tokens, and you can disconnect any time from either side. We never see or ask for passwords.

CoreLayerEngine drops a cancelled account to the Free tier rather than deleting it, exports (contacts CSV, audit CSV/PDF, account export) remain available, and you can delete the account entirely — which removes your data subject to legal retention windows. No hostage-taking.

No — CoreLayerEngine is useful before you connect anything. With nothing connected it still plans your month, writes and designs every post, and sends each one to your phone at the moment it is worth posting — ready to send in one tap through your own share sheet. Connecting an account changes who presses the button, not whether the work gets done.

CoreLayerEngine writes about your real products once you photograph them. The engine reads the photograph — the dish, the price board, the shopfront — and writes from what is in it. Photograph your menu or price list once during setup and it reads that too, so it knows what you sell before it writes a word.

CoreLayerEngine is built not to invent anything about your business. Anything it has not been told is marked as a guess and never written as fact — not a price, not a product, not a claim about your service. Where it does not know, it asks or leaves it out.

CoreLayerEngine scores every post against your brand and your recent posts before you ever see it, and the ones that do not hold up are rewritten rather than sent. By the time a post reaches your approval queue it has already failed once and been fixed.

CoreLayerEngine's Autopilot can publish inside limits you set, and it earns those limits — the more of its work you approve unedited, the more it is trusted with. It stops and asks whenever something is unusual.

CoreLayerEngine runs its whole approval loop on a phone. Posts arrive where you already are, and one tap sends them.

CoreLayerEngine carries a playbook for each of twenty-seven trades — what to lead with, which angles work, and what not to do. A salon sells the transformation rather than the price of the service, and that playbook will not use a client’s before-and-after photograph without that person’s permission. A restaurant sells the craving and the daypart. A clinic sells reassurance and never a guarantee.

CoreLayerEngine bills India in rupees and the rest of the world in dollars — with euros and dirhams for identified businesses in those regions. Indian businesses get a proper GST invoice.