Post generator.

A good note is half the post

The generator writes only from the facts you provide — it won’t add a price, opening hours or an address if they aren’t in your note. Instead, it lists them under “Check before publishing”. A good note answers four questions: what (something new, an offer, a tip), who (who it’s for), when and where.

Example: “New hand cream for cold days, 50 ml, PLN 39, available at reception. Good for hands that get dry after coming in from the cold.”

A different post for each platform

• Facebook — 400–900 characters, relaxed, with a call to action.
• Instagram — the first sentence grabs attention (about 125 characters show before “more”), hashtags separately, at most 5.
• LinkedIn — 600–1,300 characters, factual, from the company’s perspective.

Safe for health and beauty

The generator doesn’t promise results and doesn’t say that something “cures” — a common mistake in posts by clinics and shops selling health products. Even so, always read the text before publishing: it’s a draft prepared with AI, and the author is responsible for the post.

In the centre — in your style

In the Social Media Centre the assistant writes from your note in the same way, but it knows your brand strategy and brand notes, and the guard reviews every draft before approval.