Free plan · 15 networks
Your posts, queued and cued.
TallyReel Post is a scheduler laid out like a control room: one rundown of everything going out, one place to write it, and nothing published until you say so. Draft once, tailor it per network, and put each post in an hour your audience is actually awake.
A typical weekday. The taller bone bars are the busiest hours. Until you have published enough for us to measure yours, these are per-network averages, not your audience.
01Compose
One draft. Native on every network.
Write the idea once. The AI rewrites it per channel — hook up front on X, room to breathe on LinkedIn, plain and human on Bluesky — in a voice you describe in a paragraph. Character counts use each network’s real rules, so nothing gets cut off at 9am.
- Per-channel versions, with a reset-to-master escape hatch
- Sharpen a hook, or write from a one-line idea
- Previews that match what each network will actually render
We roasted 40 kg of a Colombian washed lot this week and it tastes like red grapes. Bags drop Thursday 9am. ☕
40 kg of washed Colombian, roasted this week. Red grape + cacao. Thursday 9am, while it lasts.
Juno Coffee
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Small-batch roasting taught us one thing: consistency beats volume. This week we roasted 40 kg of a washed Colombian lot — red grape, cacao, a clean finish. Every bag is logged, cupped and rated before it ship…see more
02Schedule
A week you can see — and drag.
Your week on one grid, in your timezone. The lit cells are the busiest hours; drag a post onto one and it’s rescheduled. Approvals, failures and retries sit where you plan, not in a notification you’ll miss — and a failed post keeps its text and its media, so retrying is one key.
Keyboard user? Every post has a “Move to…” action. Nothing here needs a mouse.
03Plan
A month of ideas before your coffee cools.
Tell the planner your goal. It drafts a mix of posts across your content pillars, each already in an open slot. Keep the good ones as drafts with one click and bin the rest. Nothing publishes until you say so.
- Education Tue 9:00 AM
Why our beans rest 5 days
Freshly roasted isn’t always better. Here’s what degassing does to your cup.
- Behind the scenes Wed 12:00 PM
A roast day in 60 seconds
From green beans at 7am to sealed bags by noon — the whole day, sped up.
- Social proof Thu 5:00 PM
The café that switched
Why Lark & Co. moved their espresso to our house blend (and what changed).
- Community Sat 10:00 AM
Your brew, your rules
Pour-over, AeroPress or cafetière? Tell us your ratio — we’ll feature the best.
04TallyReel Studio
The other half: a desktop app that makes the videos.
TallyReel Studio runs on your own Mac or Windows PC. An idea goes in and a finished vertical video comes out — written, voiced, captioned and scored on your machine, with no credits and no meter. It is a separate program, bought once for $49, and you do not need it to use TallyReel Post.
If you have both, they link with a code rather than a password. Studio shows eight characters, you approve them here under Settings → Apps, and it gets a token that can do exactly two things: upload media and create a post. Press Send to TallyReel Post and the video lands in your drafts with its title, description and hashtags already in the box — or goes straight into the next free slot in your schedule. Nothing is uploaded until you press send, and you can unlink the app from this side at any time.
- 01StudioMake the videoOn your computer, from one line of an idea.
- 02StudioPress Send to TallyReel PostPick the channels, or send it as a draft.
- 03PostIt arrives with its captionTitle, description and hashtags already filled in.
- 04PostYou edit it and take the slotTailor it per network, then schedule or queue it.
Free to start. Honest when you grow.
The Free plan covers 3 channels and 30 scheduled posts a month — no card, no trial clock. Pro is $9 a month for 15 channels and unlimited posts. TallyReel Studio is sold separately, once.
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