Upload your camera roll. InstaCruise filters out the junk and anything private, matches each photo to the Instagram accounts it suits, writes a caption in each account's own tone, and posts what you approve at the times you choose.
Nothing is ever posted without your approval.
Four steps, and you only do the first and the last.
Drop in your camera roll from your phone or computer, iPhone HEIC photos included. No sorting first.
Screenshots, saved images, documents, bank cards and anything else that looks private are taken out before they go any further.
Claude reads each photo, matches it to the accounts it suits, and writes a caption for each one in that account's own voice.
You check them on your phone, change any caption, tick what should go, and it's posted at each account's own times.
Run a few accounts? Describe each one once. A photo of your bike on a country road goes to your biking account and your everyday one, and stays off your running page, unless you choose otherwise.
Tell each account what it posts, like "motorbikes and road trips" or "everything". No tags or folders to keep up.
Short and punchy for one, polished for another, hashtag heavy for a third. Each caption is written to fit.
Photos that look private never become public by accident. Originals stay private, only approved photos are ever shared.
A day's photos on one screen, a tick and a caption per account, and one button to queue them.
Set the times each account posts, like 09:00 and 18:00. One post at a time, spread through the day.
Everything filed under the day it was taken: what went where, with which caption, and when.
Never. Every post waits for you to approve it. InstaCruise suggests, you decide.
Business and Creator accounts, which is what Instagram allows apps to post to. Switching is free in the Instagram app, under Settings.
No. Claude can tell a photo is a selfie or a portrait, but it never names or guesses who anyone is, and captions never identify people.
Your originals are kept privately. Only photos you approve are made available for Instagram to fetch, and deleting your account deletes them.