For the person who runs every channel
One calendar for nine networks, analytics you can quote in a meeting, and a report ready before anyone asks. Sociolark is built for the person in the middle of it all.
- Channels
- Nine networks, one planner
- Numbers
- Period-over-period on every metric
- Reporting
- PDF in two clicks on Pro
- Pro
- $15/month, 3 brands, 2 seats
The week, at a glance
Week view shows every post across every channel with its status: draft, scheduled, publishing, published or failed. Move a launch by a day and every network's version moves with it. Failed posts say why, so you can fix them in a minute rather than investigate for twenty.
When stakeholders want to see the plan, invite them as viewers. They can look at the calendar and analytics without being able to change anything.
- Month, week and list views
- Per-network captions on one post
- Status on every post, with plain-language failure reasons
- Viewer seats for stakeholders
Numbers you can stand behind
Sociolark shows the metrics each network defines, labelled the way the network labels them, compared with the previous period. When your manager asks why reach dipped, you can open the network, sort the top posts and see which content carried last month and which did not.
Best times come from your own audience and are shown per network, which is useful evidence when someone suggests moving every post to lunchtime.
Hand off the busywork
With the MCP server, an AI assistant can prepare the Monday summary, draft posts into your best slots and generate the month's report link. You stay the editor: assistants create drafts and scheduled posts for your review, never instant posts.
Questions
Can I manage several brands?
Pro includes 3 brands and Agency 15. Each brand has its own accounts, planner, analytics and timezone.
Does Sociolark replace native analytics?
For day-to-day reporting, yes: the key metrics for every network are in one place with longer history. Network-specific deep dives such as YouTube audience retention stay in the native tools.
Can I reply to comments?
Not in Sociolark. It focuses on planning, publishing, analytics and reports. Comments and DMs stay in the native apps.