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View the post →Social content operations. Running itself.
The alternative to hiring a content team: the repetitive daily work is executed by the system, not by people. One brand, nine stages, every day.
SOCIADEX OS runs nine stages of content operations — research, strategy, ideas, writing, production, scheduling, publishing, analytics, evaluation — as one automated workflow, with human review before anything goes live.
10
pieces of content scheduled per day, across 10 separate slots between 07:00–19:36 WIB (UTC+7)
2
channels connected through official platform APIs — published without manual uploads
53+
published pieces recorded since 23 September 2026 on the channels we operate
90%
workflow success rate: 50 successes out of 55 recorded executions
Status, stated plainly. This system already runs every day — but currently on our own channels. The interface for external users is not open yet and is still being built. We do not name clients, customers, or results that have not happened.
Keeping a channel alive is a full-time job.
Every day needs topic research, strategy, ideas, copy, visuals, a schedule, one-by-one uploads, and then reading the numbers. Most brands stop in week three — not because they cannot do it, but because nobody can repeat it every single day.
Problem 01
Scattered research
Market signals live in many places, and nothing collects or organises them.
Problem 02
Repeated production
Copy and assets are rebuilt for every channel, even though the pattern is nearly the same.
Problem 03
Data that never returns
Reach numbers rarely turn into decisions. What worked last week simply disappears.
Four steps, then it runs on its own.
If you only have one minute to understand this system, read this part. The full detail is in the nine stages below.
Step 1
We learn your brand
Niche, audience, competitors, and the limits on what must not be discussed. This is what keeps the content from reading as generic.
Step 2
You approve the direction
Content pillars, tone of voice, and publishing rhythm. Nothing goes live before you approve this.
Step 3
The system prepares the content
Research, ideas, copy, and visuals are prepared daily, then checked by the quality gate before entering the queue.
Step 4
It publishes, then learns
Content goes live in its scheduled slot. Performance data returns to feed the next cycle.
What stays with you: business direction, tone-of-voice approval, and decisions on how to act on the numbers. The system takes the most time-consuming part.
Nine stages, one workflow.
The output of each stage becomes the input of the next. This week's run becomes next week's material — that is what separates it from a posting scheduler.
01
Research
Maps audience, competitors, and relevant topics in the brand's niche.
02
Strategy
Sets content pillars, tone of voice, and a publishing rhythm that is realistic to sustain.
03
Content ideas
Builds a list of ideas with different angles — not the same theme repeated.
04
Writing
Writes copy per platform, following how people actually read on that channel.
05
Production
Prepares supporting visuals at fixed sizes for each channel.
06
Scheduling
Places every piece into a publishing slot between 07:00 and 19:36 WIB.
07
Publishing
Publishes through official platform APIs, with no manual upload at airtime.
08
Analytics
Pulls reach and engagement for each piece back into the system.
09
Evaluation
Adjusts the next round based on what actually worked.
Stage status: stages 1–8 run in full. Stage 9 runs partially — reading results and adjusting direction still involves a human. Full automation is on the roadmap, and we do not claim otherwise.
What you can verify yourself.
The numbers below come from the system we operate. These are system metrics, not popularity metrics — and we do not state anything before it happens.
23 Sep
the date the system began publishing daily — 2026
55
recorded workflow executions: 50 successes, 5 failures
28
orchestration steps in the daily workflow, each with a traceable status
19:36
the final slot each day; the first slot runs at 07:00 WIB
Examples of system output.
Each piece below was selected by the system at the idea stage, written at the writing stage, and published into a scheduled slot without manual uploading. Publication dates are shown.
"when did you last wash the bottle on your desk?" — an example where the copy carries its own source.
View the post →"the neighbour's kid is eight. that bottle has been with him since kindergarten." — a story angle chosen by the system.
View the post →We link specific pieces rather than an entire timeline, because the timeline also carries other content types beyond this product.
Where Claude fits in.
Claude is not decoration on this page. There are two decision points in the workflow already running on it.
Running
Quality gate before publication
Every draft is checked before entering the publishing queue. The gate rejects claims that cannot be defended: guaranteed health or financial outcomes, statistics without a source, invented urgency, and false identity claims. Casual language, slang, and small typos are not grounds for rejection — if they were, nothing would ever pass.
Running
Candidate scoring before writing
Material entering the research stage is scored before it moves to writing — niche relevance, angle strength, and whether the source holds up. Weak candidates are dropped before they consume production time.
Technical path: SOCIADEX pipeline → internal model gateway → Claude Haiku 4.5
Stated as it is: both decision points are live, but at a calibration scale — not full production volume. Access still goes through our internal model gateway, not the Anthropic API directly. Heavier reasoning (long-document analysis and per-client adaptation) remains a roadmap item, not a claim.
Who it is for.
It suits businesses that need a daily social presence but do not have a full-time content team.
Brands & small businesses
Whose product is running, but whose content stops whenever the owner gets busy.
Online stores
Whose catalogue keeps changing and needs content that keeps up with it.
Small agencies
Handling several brands at once and wanting to hold the rhythm without hiring more people.
Solo founders
Doing everything alone and unwilling to make content a third job.
What stays with you: business direction, tone-of-voice approval, replies to comments and customer messages, and decisions on how to act on the numbers. The system takes the most time-consuming part — not the decisions that genuinely need a human.
How it compares to other ways of handling content.
The ranges below are general market rates in Indonesia for equivalent work, not quotes from any named provider. The agency and freelancer figures come from publicly listed prices we reviewed in October 2026.
| Approach | What you get | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|
| Doing it yourself | Full control, but research, copy, assets, scheduling, and numbers are your own daily work. | Your time 1–3 hours per day |
| Freelance content help | Human help, but the rhythm depends on their availability. Usually without full research and analytics. | Rp 2–8 million per month (≈ USD 113–452) |
| Social media agency | A full team and hands-on support, with contracts and per-account pricing well above this. | Rp 3–8 million and up per account / month (≈ USD 170–452+) |
| Posting scheduler | Helps you schedule and publish, but research, copy, assets, and evaluation remain your work. | Tens to hundreds of thousands of rupiah per month |
| SOCIADEX OS | All nine stages run by the system, with setup and hands-on support from us at the start, and published output you can inspect before deciding. | Rp 750,000 per brand / month, early wave (≈ USD 42) |
We do not claim to replace an agency in every situation. Large-scale video production or field coverage still needs human teams. What we replace is the repetitive daily work: research, copy, assets, scheduling, publishing, and reading the numbers.
Access opens in waves.
We are not running open sign-ups. Every brand that joins gets hands-on support while its strategy and channel connections are set up, so we open access gradually.
Early wave
Rp 750,000 / brand / month
For the first wave of participants, with full setup support. (≈ USD 42 at Rp 17,700 per USD.)
Standard
Rp 1,500,000 / brand / month
Applies once the early wave is filled. Covers all nine stages. (≈ USD 85.)
What sets the cost
Number of brands, number of connected channels, and daily content volume — not features locked behind tiers.
No per-post, per-image, or per-seat charges inside a plan. No long-term contract: if it is not a fit, you stop at the end of the current period.
Frequently asked.
Is this just another posting scheduler?
No. A scheduler handles only stages 6 and 7. SOCIADEX OS runs nine sequential stages, including research, ideas, writing, asset production, and analytics that feed results back into the next round.
Who uses it today?
It currently runs on our own channels. There are no external users yet, and we will not claim otherwise. External access opens gradually through the early-access request.
What about the AI layer?
Two decision points run on Claude Haiku 4.5 through our internal model gateway: the copy quality gate before publication, and candidate scoring before writing. Heavier reasoning remains a roadmap item.
Which channels are supported?
Facebook Pages and Threads today, connected through each platform's official API. More channels later — we only name the ones actually connected.
Do I still decide what gets published?
Yes, for what genuinely needs a human: business direction, the offer being promoted, tone of voice, and topics to avoid. Once agreed, the daily workflow runs with your approval before publication.
Is there a trial?
Early-wave participants go through an initial running period with setup support. There is no long-term contract — if it is not a fit, you stop at the end of the current period.
If the workflow makes sense for you.
Email us with your brand, the channels you want connected, and roughly how many pieces of content per day you need. We reply within 3 business days from our company domain address.