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The Page that never goes quiet.

CoreLayerEngine is built against Meta’s Graph API for Facebook Pages — direct publishing switches on the day App Review clears, and until then every post waits as a finished draft, one tap from posted: on-brand posts with copy and creative drafted by the engine, scheduled into your Page audience's learned peak hours, in any of 40 languages. Comment sentiment on your posts feeds listening, and auto-reply handles the warm ones — approval-first throughout.

One thing to be straight about: a Page our own business does not own can only be published to under Advanced Access, and Meta's App Review of this app is still open. Until it clears, the month is still written, designed and scheduled, and each approved post arrives as a ready-to-post kit you publish to the Page in one tap. The day Advanced Access lands, the same queue starts publishing on its own.

Start freeOne OAuth covers Facebook and Instagram

What can it publish to Facebook?

Page feed posts — announcements, offers, festival greetings, event pushes — with editable AI designs or your own enhanced photos attached, and captions written natively per language. Facebook is where local audiences in much of the world still live, and the engine treats it as a first-class channel, not a crosspost afterthought.

Why do multilingual Pages win?

Because your customers don't all scroll in English. A Gujarati Diwali post and an English one aren't translations of each other — the engine writes each natively and learns separately what works per language. Your Page speaks to the whole neighborhood.
Inside the Content Studio →

What about comments and messages?

Comment sentiment on your Page posts flows into your reputation pulse; auto-reply (off / draft-first / auto) sends warm replies and holds anything negative or ambiguous for you. Direct messages are never touched — by product policy, the engine doesn't send DMs.
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Connecting your Page

One Meta OAuth grant covers your Facebook Page and the Instagram Business account linked to it. Pick the Page, and page tokens are stored and refreshed automatically. A go-live smoke test verifies publishing works before your first real post.
Governance & guardrails →
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can CoreLayerEngine post to my Facebook Page automatically?+

Not yet. The adapter is built against Meta's official Graph API and takes a Page token you grant by OAuth, but no customer can publish through it until Meta's App Review clears the app. Until then an approved post waits as a finished draft in your approval queue, scheduled for the learned best slot, and you send it in one tap from your phone.

Does CoreLayerEngine reply to Facebook comments?+

It can, with rules a human would set: warm replies to positive comments in your brand voice, automatic or draft-first; negative, sensitive, or unclear comments always held for human review; spam ignored. Every sent reply is logged and auditable.

Can it manage both my Facebook Page and Instagram?+

Yes — one Meta OAuth connection covers both, and each channel gets its own best-time model, formatting, and analytics. The same approved campaign can go out platform-true on each, rather than as identical crossposts.

Will CoreLayerEngine message people on Facebook?+

No. CoreLayerEngine never sends direct messages on any platform — that's product policy, not a setting. It drafts Page posts and manages comments; 1:1 conversations remain yours. Page posts wait in your approval queue until Meta's App Review clears direct publishing, and you send them in one tap.

Your Page's next month is one approval away.

One OAuth covers Facebook and Instagram