Marky

Marky is MyMarky at mymarky.ai. Not Markty. You give it a website, it learns the brand, and it fills a queue with captions and pictures. You generate a batch, throw out the brochure ones, edit the keepers, then put them on the calendar. It posts to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Google Business, TikTok, and Pinterest. Video is not the center. You can attach a photo or clip you already have.

It is for a small show or shop that needs to look present this month and does not have a designer. It is not for someone whose whole job is sitting in comments. It is not for a show that only wants a quiet queue for clips they already cut. If the website is thin, the first batch will be thin. If you already write your own captions in Buffer, this is a generator on top of a scheduler, not a smaller scheduler.

The appeal is generating a batch of social drafts from existing brand material. Review each draft for factual accuracy, repetitive imagery and a voice that fits the show. No measured acceptance rate or independent support-response test is available in this review.

Facebook is a Page. Personal profiles and Groups do not auto-post. Instagram can go out without a phone tap. Connections still drop, so check the failed row. Meta labels a lot of AI-made pictures. If you do not want that label, put real episode stills in the library and tell it to use those.

Spend setup on topics, voice, and a color you actually use. Import one episode page when you want the week to be about that piece. Spread the times so you do not post at the same minute every day. Do not confuse this with Markty.

Marky is a content hose with a calendar, for people who would otherwise post nothing. If you will feed it stills and rewrite the caption, it holds. If you need replies or Reels as the product, people already keep a scheduler and make the pictures somewhere else.