Core concepts
Posts
The content you create and publish. Each post fans out to one platform entry per connected account, with its own status, media, and per-platform metadata.
Social Accounts
Your connected social media profiles and pages. Connect once, post everywhere.
Workspaces
Isolated environments for different brands, clients, or projects. Each workspace has its own accounts, posts, and team.
Team & Roles
Invite collaborators with role-based permissions: Admin, Member, or Viewer. The workspace creator is the owner separately.
Content organization
Labels
Color-coded tags to categorize and filter posts by campaign, topic, or priority.
Signatures
Reusable text blocks — hashtag sets, newsletter CTAs, link callouts — appended to posts with one click.
Media
Images and videos. Each platform has specific format requirements and limits.
Asset library
Reusable workspace media plus on-demand search across Unsplash and Giphy.
Notifications
Stay informed about publishing results, account issues, and team activity via in-app and email alerts.
Working with AI
AI features
Generate captions, review drafts, and create end-to-end posts (text + images) from a single prompt.
Brand profile
The voice, tone, and visual settings the AI uses to keep every generated post on-brand.
Post templates
Pre-built post structures you can apply to a draft in one click.
Analytics
Per-account metrics from each platform, with date-range filtering.
Account & billing
Account & security
Profile, language, password, active sessions, and connected logins.
Plans & billing
Cloud pricing, AI credits, the free trial, and managing your subscription.
How publishing works
1
You schedule a post
Create a post, write content for each platform, and set a date and time. The scheduler runs every minute looking for posts that are due.
2
Wanhap publishes to each platform
When the scheduled time arrives, Wanhap dispatches a background job for each enabled platform. Each platform is published independently — if one fails, the others still go through.
3
You get notified
After all platforms finish, you receive a notification (in-app and/or email) with the result: published, partially published, or failed.