Most content tools were designed for a person clicking through a dashboard. Then AI agents showed up, and the tools bolted on a thin API — usually a subset of what the UI can do, with its own quirks and its own gaps.
We took the opposite approach. Inklate exposes one API, and both the dashboard and your agents use it. If you can do it in the product, an agent can do it too — draft a post, schedule it, publish it, and read back the analytics.
One pipeline, two kinds of operators
Inklate is a focused content pipeline:
- Draft a post once.
- Schedule it — times are stored in UTC and shown in your local timezone, so “9am” is never misread.
- Publish it to a channel (LinkedIn profiles and company pages today).
- Measure it — impressions, reactions, comments, shares, and clicks are captured automatically and attached to the post.
A human drives that from the dashboard. An agent drives the exact same pipeline through our Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and REST API.
Built for teams
Inklate is multi-tenant and B2B from the ground up. You work inside an organization with roles and permissions, and every organization’s data is isolated at the database level with row-level security. Billing is per organization, not a per-seat surprise.
What’s next
LinkedIn is the first channel, and the channel-adapter model means new networks arrive without changing how you work. If you want to build on top of Inklate, the MCP server and API are ready today.
Create a free account and connect your first channel — or point an agent at it and let it publish for you.