GATE's AI social media manager is your own agent on Instagram, LinkedIn and a Facebook Page: it makes and schedules the posts, finds the people worth reaching and answers your Instagram DMs, in your voice. It all runs inside limits built to keep your accounts alive: hourly and daily caps on 8 kinds of action, about 36 hours between touches on one person, and quiet hours.
You tell your agent what you sell and who you want to reach. It writes that into your brand, and every post, comment and reply follows it.
Your agent sends one card: brand name, handle and password. The password goes straight to encrypted storage and never shows in the chat. If Instagram wants to check it's you, a second card opens the sign-in beside the chat.
Your agent writes your brand voice, your ideal customer, your hashtags and the sign-off for first messages, and you correct it. Every comment, reply and first message follows it.
Ask for a post and your agent makes the image or the video, writes the caption and shows you the draft. It publishes or schedules it when you say so, sized for Instagram so nothing gets cropped.
A campaign searches your hashtags and keywords and the followers of accounts you name, grades each profile against your ideal customer, and gives the ones that fit a like, a comment, a follow or a first message, one step at a time.
Instagram DMs reach your agent in your chat. A dial on each conversation decides whether it stays out, watches, drafts for you or answers. Replying never spends the daily cap for new conversations.
Automated social gets accounts locked when it behaves like software. Most of this tool is the machinery that stops it doing that, and you decide how much your agent says on its own.
Each Instagram conversation gets its own setting. Anything you have not set follows the account's default.
Off keeps your agent out. Observe watches, Copilot drafts for you to approve, Ambient answers when it's named, Autopilot answers. Exactly one thing ever answers a conversation.
Hitting one stops the work instead of pushing through it.
On Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook, from one brand and one voice.
Images from a description or from up to four of your own photos, so your real product stays in the picture. Short video and captions in your voice.
Every profile is read and scored against your ideal customer before anything is sent. You cannot paste in a bought list, which is the point.
It looks at the image before it comments. On Instagram you can try the tone on real posts first: it shows what it would write and posts nothing.
Put a keyword on a post and for seven days everyone who comments it gets what you promised: a DM on Instagram, a public reply on LinkedIn and Facebook. Once per person.
Post, comment and react as yourself or as a company Page you run, and pin the comment with your link so it stays on top.
Your Page posts text, links and up to ten photos through the official Page API and answers trigger comments. There is no outreach on Facebook.
Three ways to keep the channels running, side by side.
| What you compare | A social media hire | A scheduling tool | GATE's AI social media |
|---|---|---|---|
| The posts | Written and designed by the person | Written by you, published on time | Image or video and caption made in your voice, shown as a draft, published when you say |
| Finding people | By hand, as time allows | Not part of it | Campaigns search hashtags, keywords and named accounts' followers and score each profile 0 to 10 against your ideal customer |
| Engaging | Likes and comments by hand | Not part of it | A like, a comment about the actual post, a follow or a first message, one step at a time |
| Instagram DMs | Answered when the person is in | Depends on the tool | Each conversation set to Off, Observe, Copilot, Ambient or Autopilot |
| Account safety | Depends on the person | Posting only | Hourly and daily caps on 8 kinds of action, about 36 hours per person, quiet hours |
| What it does not do | Scale past one person's day | Write or engage for you | Fill a month of posts on its own, or do outreach on Facebook |
Tell it what you sell, who you want to reach and what you never post about, in plain words. Your agent writes it into your brand, and every post, comment and reply follows it.
Meet your agentsAn AI social media manager is an agent that makes and schedules posts, finds the people worth reaching, engages with them and answers messages. In GATE it is a company's own agent, working the company's Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook Page in the company's own voice, inside hourly and daily caps built to keep the accounts safe.
No tool can promise that, and GATE's social engine is built around the risk. Each of 8 kinds of action has its own hourly and daily cap set by how established the account is, one person is left alone for about 36 hours, the engine pauses itself when actions bunch up, gaps are random and nothing runs in quiet hours.
Instagram is GATE's fullest platform: posts, video, carousels, campaigns and DMs. On LinkedIn GATE posts text with one image, runs campaigns and comment triggers, as a person or as a company Page they run, with no video. On Facebook GATE posts to a Page through the official Page API and answers trigger comments, with no outreach at all.
Yes, on request. Ask GATE's agent for a post and it makes the image or the video, writes the caption in the brand's voice and shows the draft; it publishes or schedules it when a person says so, sized for Instagram so nothing gets cropped. GATE does not quietly fill a month of posts on its own.
GATE's campaigns search hashtags, keywords and the followers of accounts a company names, skip accounts outside 300 to 30,000 followers, and score each profile from 0 to 10 against the ideal customer, weighing fit, authenticity and engagement. Only profiles at or above the campaign's bar, 7 by default, get a like, a comment, a follow or a first message.
GATE's campaigns are steered, not fed a list: the ideal customer, the hashtags and keywords to search, and the accounts whose followers to reach. A company cannot paste in a bought list. For one specific person, GATE's agent can open an Instagram conversation directly, and that counts against the daily cap for new conversations.
Instagram DMs reach GATE's agent in the company's chat within minutes, faster while a conversation is live; Instagram has no push, so nothing is instant. A dial on each conversation decides whether the agent stays out, watches, drafts a reply, answers when named or answers on its own, and the default is Off. Replying never spends the daily cap.
Yes. GATE's agent can post, comment and react as a person or as a LinkedIn company Page that person administers, and it can pin the comment with a link so it stays at the top. If the person is not an admin of that Page, GATE stops and posts nothing rather than posting as someone else.
GATE is invite only while GATE Intelligence onboards a small number of businesses at a time. After the invite, GATE's agent sends a card in the chat to connect the account, with the password going straight to encrypted storage, then writes down the brand voice, the ideal customer and the hashtags for the company to correct before anything goes out.
Invite only while we onboard a small number of businesses.