Every morning, Pith drops a fresh set of drafts into your Inbox — already written, already designed, ready to go.
What you get each day
A typical day includes:
- One story (1080×1920) — usually the lowest-effort thing to ship daily.
- One feed post (1080×1350) — when there's a moment worth a longer caption.
- Occasionally a reel idea — short-form video script + cover frame.
You can change the mix from Settings → Schedule — for example, "stories only on weekdays, one feed post on Friday."
How Pith decides what to draft
Pith pulls from three places:
- Your brand voice profile — built from your past posts during onboarding.
- Real product or location signals — things you've added (offers, menu items, news).
- Calendar awareness — Israeli holidays, weekends, and seasonal moments are handled automatically if your business is in Israel.
It does not invent products, prices, or claims. If you haven't told Pith about a new pastry, it won't appear in a draft.
Approving, editing, skipping
In the Inbox, every draft has three actions:
- Approve — publishes at the next scheduled slot.
- Edit — open the editor, change caption or image, regenerate.
- Skip — drop it. Pith won't reuse the same idea.
Approvals are sticky: a skip teaches Pith what not to draft tomorrow.
"I want more X / less Y"
The fastest way to shift the mix is in chat: "less product-focused, more behind-the-scenes," or "stop writing in third person." Pith updates the voice profile and the next morning's drafts reflect it.