AI Social Media

AI Social Media · Pwoli

Your pages, handled end to end

Facebook and Instagram posts drafted by AI, scheduled and published for you — with the messages coming back into your CRM.

Built by the same Auckland engineering team that designs PCBs, embedded firmware and test-and-tag programmes.

The problem

Posting consistently is a second job

  • Weeks go by between posts; the page looks closed.
  • Comments and messages pile up unanswered.
  • Agencies are expensive and still need you to supply the content.
How it works

From idea to published

We connect your pages

Facebook and Instagram, during setup.

AI drafts posts

Drafted from your services, jobs, listings, blog posts and seasonal themes. You approve a batch.

Pwoli publishes on schedule

Messages route into your CRM as enquiries.

Key features

What's included

Facebook and Instagram publishing

Both platforms from one screen.

AI-drafted captions and ideas

Written in your tone, not a generic one.

Content from your own records

A new listing or a finished job becomes a post.

Approval queue

Nothing publishes unapproved unless you want it to.

Messages into the CRM

A Facebook enquiry is handled like any other enquiry.

Pairs with AI Ads

Add paid reach when you need it.

Inside Pwoli

What you actually see

One screen for the queue, the schedule and the messages coming back in.

  • Drafts waiting for your approval
  • Scheduled posts with their day and time
  • Enquiries sitting in the CRM
Industries

Set up for how your industry works

Your own photos and records become the content, so the posts sound like the work you actually do.

FAQ

Questions we get asked

Which platforms?

Facebook and Instagram.

Do I have to supply photos?

Photos you upload to Pwoli (jobs, listings, dishes, rooms) are reused; AI handles the words.

Will it reply to comments?

Messages are routed to your CRM for a person or an approved AI reply; nothing is posted publicly without approval.

Keep your pages alive without living on them

Bring one photo; we'll draft the post in the demo.