What you ship with Vort
A publishing pipeline, not a calendar.
Four pieces of a system your team will actually use. Drafts are written where the brand lives, the review queue catches what humans still need to see, publishing holds while you sleep, and every account pulls from the same source of truth.
The four pieces
Every post touches these four surfaces
Draft, review, schedule, publish — from the same workspace, with the same context, against the same roster of accounts.
AI Content Generator
Drafts from a one-line brief. Tone, length, and CTA shape set per channel — and the brief is versioned so an editor can see why a post reads the way it does.
Review Queue
Every draft that needs a human lands in one ranked list. Approve, reject, or annotate in two clicks; the queue remembers the reason and the review pattern that earned it.
Scheduled Publishing
A calendar that knows the difference between a draft, a scheduled slot, and a post that already shipped. Drag a draft to a slot and the publishing layer holds it until go-time.
Social Account Connections
One roster of accounts and channels. Reconnect in one place when a token rotates, see the publishing surface for each channel in one panel, no spreadsheet of OAuth credentials.
See it in context
See how the four pieces run end-to-end
The pricing tier ladder and the Project Nimbus case study show the same pieces running on a real engagement — the boundaries, the cadence, and the numbers behind the choices.