Post, schedule, answer the comments and messages, and see what worked, on twelve networks from one studio inside Reclearly. It drafts your week in your own voice, makes the graphics from your own listings, and waits for your yes.
Captured from the live studio on a demo account, Mitchell Realty Group, an invented Austin, Texas team. Every agent, listing, number and message in it is invented.
Post, schedule, answer the comments and messages, and read the numbers. Twelve networks, one studio. Pick one to see what the studio does there.
Every agent knows they should post. The studio does the drafting, the shaping and the answering, and leaves you the part that needs you: the yes.
Posting slips because it is the job with no deadline. Ask the studio for a week and the planner drafts it from your own sources, the writer writes it in your voice, and the reviewer checks it. You open the board and say yes.
The weekly plannerEach network wants a different length, a different shape and a different link. Write it once and the studio previews it per network, side by side, so you fix the one that needs it and leave the rest alone.
Write onceEvery comment and message lands in one inbox with Reply, Lead, Later and Done. Keyword rules answer the questions you get every week, and only once you turn them on.
One inboxYou set your voice once, in plain words: how you sound, what you say, what you never say. The studio reads that card before it writes a line, and the reviewer sends back anything that does not sound like you.
In your voicePick the networks, write it once, and check each preview before it goes anywhere. A Google Business post is not a Facebook post with the hashtags stripped.
Facebook, Instagram, Google Business, YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn. Tap the networks this post belongs on. Post as the shared page or as yourself.
One caption for all of them, or a version for the network that needs its own. Hashtags, a location, a character count per network, and a rewrite in your own voice are one tap away.
Previews sit side by side, phone or desktop, each in its own network's shape. The studio tells you where a caption folds behind “more” and when a network will not take a post without a picture.
Pick the slot and the post goes to the board as Ready, then out on time through the studio's own clock. Week or month view, drag a post to move it.
Seven families of look, in square and 4:5. The Gallery family carries two photos, three photos, or photos with the price, beds, baths, square feet and feature lines; the others cover just listed, just sold, open house, price improvement, pending and coming soon. Your logo, your headshot and your color go on every one, straight from brand setup. Make a look your own and it becomes yours to edit.
The Gallery looks, in the live studio on the demo account. The house, the price and the agent are the studio's sample data.
You set the voice once, in plain words: how you sound, the words you use, the words you never use, the hashtags you always add, and up to five of your own posts as samples. Every draft the studio writes reads that card first. Here is the same idea in two agents' voices, and you can tell whose is whose.
The same rate update, in two agents' voices, captured from the live studio's composer. Both agents are demo accounts and every name, listing and number is invented. Each post is written to the voice card above it, the same card the writer reads before every draft.
This is what the studio is actually doing between the moment you ask for a week and the moment a post goes out. Each part hands to the next, and two of the hand backs go the other way.
Drafts a week of posts. It reads the kinds of post you allow, the idea sources you gave it (your listings, your market page, pages you told it to read, trending local news) and the per network mix, then puts one draft in each slot on the board. It never sends anything.
PlannedWrites the post. It reads your voice card first (how you sound, words you use, words you never use, hashtags you always add), picks the least recently used picture that fits, and renders the listing graphic if the post wants one.
Being madeChecks the draft against your rules: fair housing wording, no rate or price predictions, facts match the listing record, house style, a photo or video on Instagram and TikTok, a call to action, caption length per network, and any rule you wrote yourself. A draft that fails goes straight back to the writer with the reason.
In reviewSee it on Today and on the board. Approve it, edit it, or send it back with a note and it comes back rewritten. Approving schedules the post; nothing is sent at once. If you chose Send anything that passes review, only failures wait for you.
ReadySends it through the studio's own clock to every network you tapped, in each network's shape, and puts the link on the card. A send that times out is checked with the network before it is called failed, so a post is never doubled.
PublishedAsk for a week and the studio drafts it, checks it and puts it on the board for your yes. It never posts on its own.
You describe how you sound in a few plain sentences, or let the studio build the voice card from up to five of your own posts. The writer reads that card before every draft, and uses your own pictures.
Fair housing wording, no rate or price predictions, facts read off the listing record, house style, a photo or video on Instagram and TikTok, a call to action, caption length per network, and any rule you add in your own words. Anything that fails goes straight back to be rewritten.
Planned, being made, in review, ready, published. Every post waits for your approval unless you choose to let reviewed posts send themselves. Approving schedules it; nothing is sent at once. Send one back with a note and it comes back rewritten.
Comments and direct messages from every account you connect land in one inbox, grouped by conversation, and your Google Business reviews arrive there every hour. Reply from the card. Mark a lead and it opens a details card with name, phone, email and a note. Ask for a review from the same place.
Listening watches the open web for anyone talking about moving to your area, looking for an agent, or asking which neighborhood fits. Each hit lands as a card with the source, the phrase it matched, and Later, Done and Lead. It runs today, on every account.
Today, the calendar, the inbox, the composer with its previews and the board are all built for a phone first, not shrunk down afterwards. Approve the day from the parking lot.
The six things a social media manager would run for you, built as one studio inside Reclearly, so the manager is you, in the gaps between showings.
You used to have six apps, a notes file and no time. Now you open Today, see what goes out, see what needs you, and get back to your clients.
Write once, tap the networks, pick the slot. It goes out on time from the studio's own clock, and the calendar shows every post with its network marks.
Describe how you sound in a few plain sentences, or build the voice card from five of your own posts. Ask for a week and the planner drafts it from your sources, the writer writes each post in that voice, and a rewrite in your voice is one tap in the composer.
Every post waits for your approval on the board, unless you choose to let reviewed posts send themselves. Send one back with a note and it comes back rewritten. Bring a teammate in and they see the shared page, never your personal accounts.
Comments and messages from every connected account in one list, grouped by conversation, plus your Google Business reviews, with the button that matters most to an agent: Lead.
What each network reports, synced daily, over 7, 28 or 90 days, colored by network, with a table view for the numbers. Links carry UTM tags so clicks come back too.
Straight answers.
In your Reclearly dashboard. The Social Studio link opens the studio inside Reclearly, in your own workspace, with Reclearly's navigation still around it. Your studio is created the first time you open it.
Facebook, Instagram, Google Business, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, Threads, X, Pinterest, Bluesky and Reddit today, with Snapchat ready the day its connect opens. You connect each account once, and comments and messages from every connected account land in the inbox.
Not unless you choose it. The default is that every post waits for your approval, and approving schedules it rather than sending it at once. You can let posts that pass review send themselves; anything that fails review still waits for you. Auto replies are off until you turn them on, and the planner only ever drafts.
Your logo, a version of it that reads on a dark photo, your headshot and your color, all from brand setup. If you have not uploaded a logo the studio makes the graphic with no mark at all. It never draws a placeholder.
Your own photo library, in folders you make, plus any photo you upload while writing. The writer picks the least recently used picture that fits. The studio's sample houses only appear in the looks library.
It reads your voice card before every draft: a few plain sentences on how you sound, the words you use, the words you never use, and the hashtags you always add. You can write the card yourself or have the studio build it from up to five of your own posts. Send a draft back with a note and it comes back rewritten.
