Autopilot

Autopilot keeps an account's week written for you. When the posts written for an account only reach tomorrow, it writes the next 7 days, one post for each of the account's posting times, and asks you to approve them. It never approves or posts anything by itself. Autopilot is part of Pro.

Steps: turn it on

1. Open Accounts and pick the account. Its TikTok account needs to be connected. See Connect your TikTok account.
2. Check its Posting defaults: the Times and Days Autopilot writes for, the Formats it may use and the Pictures. Press Save if you changed anything.
3. Turn on Autopilot.

If the account has nothing written past tomorrow, the first week is written soon after. From then on you only approve.

How a week goes

1. When the posts written for the account (to review or scheduled) only reach tomorrow, Autopilot writes the 7 days after them. For example, with posts written until Thursday, it writes on Wednesday for Friday to the next Thursday.
2. Each post gets its own topic and hook. With Formats left on Any · AI picks, the AI picks and takes turns between formats; with formats picked, it uses only those.
3. When they are written, you get an email, "N new posts for @yourapp · approve before" the first post's time, and a note under the bell. The posts wait in Review.
4. About 6 hours before the first of them, if it is still not approved, you get one reminder.
5. Approve them in Review, one by one or with Approve all. See Approve posts.

A post not approved by its time is not posted. It waits in Review under Missed their time, where you can give it a new time, post it now or skip it.

Good to know

• You approve every post. Autopilot only writes. It never changes Inbox or Direct, who can view a post, comments, your posting times or how many posts a day.
• It keeps going. Autopilot writes the next week even when you haven't approved the last one. It stops only when you pause it or your plan has no posts left.
• Each post uses one AI post from your plan. With fewer left than the week needs, it writes the earliest times and tells you once. It carries on when your posts come back on the day your plan renews. See Plans and limits.
• Pause it by turning Autopilot off on the account in Accounts. Posts already written stay in Review.
• TikTok signed the account out? Autopilot keeps writing, and approved posts wait until you reconnect. See An account needs reconnecting.
• Times are in your time zone, set in Settings → You.
• Want more at once? Make posts writes up to 30 posts in a batch, for any days you pick. See Make a batch of posts.
• On Free, Autopilot is off: you make your first 2 posts on Start. See Your first 2 posts.

If it doesn't work

• No new posts came: check that Autopilot is on, the account's TikTok is connected, and your plan has posts left this month.
• Posts went to Missed their time: they weren't approved by their time. Open one to give it a new time, or approve the next week sooner; the email says when the first one is due.
• The posts don't fit the account: edit Posts about, pick the Formats it may use, or add rules under Rules, look and language. New posts follow them.