Is it safe to let AI run your social media and website?

Handing your Instagram or your website to an AI can feel like a leap. Here's exactly what the crew can do, and how you stay in control.

You approve, they publish

AI Annie shows every post in the chat — images, text and date — and waits for your OK. Only after you approve does it go into the calendar. If you say “post it now”, she does exactly that, and nothing more.

SEO Joe never edits your live website. When he improves it, he makes the change on a separate copy and shows it to you; it only goes live when you approve. Without that connection, he writes the fix for you to put in yourself.

Coder Bob (coming soon) builds in a preview. Your site only changes online when you say “publish”.

Only the access they need

• Annie connects through the official Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn sign-in — she never sees your password.
• Joe only sees the GitHub repositories you choose, and only proposes changes.
• You can disconnect any account at any time, in the app or at the platform itself.

The AI doesn't make things up — on purpose

The crew is told to use your real facts and never invent prices, reviews, awards or numbers. Still, AI can get things wrong, which is exactly why you approve first. Check facts like prices and opening hours before you OK a post or a page.

Costs that can't run away

Every action costs a known number of credits, failed work is refunded automatically, and daily safety limits stop surprises. You see every credit spent in the activity list.