Timezone roulette
The 9am post that went out at 2:30pm because a tool guessed wrong about offsets. Once is enough to stop trusting the calendar.
For marketing teams
A queue the whole team actually trusts.
The content calendar is only as good as everyone's faith in it. Inklate makes the queue deterministic — times that can't drift, numbers that update themselves, and roles that make ownership obvious.
The usual story
Sound familiar?
Analytics live in screenshots
Numbers get checked once, pasted into a doc, and rot. Nobody knows what this quarter's best post actually was.
Handoffs blur ownership
Who approved this? Who moved it to Thursday? Ambient edits with no roles make the queue everyone's and no one's.
How Inklate answers
The plays that change it
Scheduling with explicit offsets
Times are stored in UTC and entered with explicit offsets; every viewer sees their local time. The 9am slot means 9am, provably.
Numbers that stay current
Impressions, reactions, comments, shares, and clicks refresh on a decaying cadence and live on the post — not in a screenshot.
Roles and one shared library
Organization roles make ownership explicit, and every draft lives in one library instead of six docs.
Questions
Marketing teams, answered
Can we still draft in our docs tool?
Sure — paste into a draft when it's ready, or let a connected agent do the moving for you.
How does pricing scale with the team?
Linearly and predictably — each team member is a seat at the same flat rate, with no tiers or feature gates. You only pay for the people you add.
Also built for
Give your agents a content platform
Create an organization, connect a channel, and let your team and your agents publish together.