Ocoya

Ocoya is an AI social media tool that writes, designs and schedules posts for creators, small brands and agencies, sold in tiers by users and AI credits.

Ocoya takes a social media team from one idea to a week of scheduled posts, each written in the voice of the brand it belongs to. UAB Ocoya, the company behind it, trades under the same name and sells no other product. Writing, illustrating, approving and queueing happen in one workspace instead of across separate AI and scheduling apps. Each brand keeps its own profile, so one account can serve several businesses without mixing their voices. Setup begins with the brand profile, where Fetch brand reads a company website and fills in the description, voice, colours and audience. The AI Copywriter then drafts captions shaped for each channel and can rewrite, shorten, expand or translate any selected line. Visuals come from the built-in image generator, which also makes carousels, or from Studio, a design editor with templates for posts, stories and ads. Workflows chain steps such as an RSS feed, an AI agent and a new post, while AI campaigns turn a single idea into a run of posts. The Planner lays out the queue as a list, a board or a calendar, and Post Score checks each draft before it goes out. The tool suits independent creators and small brands that post every week, in-house teams handling a few brands, and agencies running social accounts for many clients. Agencies can invite a client under the Client role, which approves or declines drafts, leaves comments and views analytics. Post approvals hold a draft at Pending approval until that person acts. Ocoya is bought as a monthly or yearly subscription in three tiers, Starter, Team and Agency, sized by users, connected social profiles and monthly AI credits. A typical week starts with one campaign idea that becomes captions and images for Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and X, then waits in the calendar for sign-off. Publishers use the RSS poster to turn each new article into a post, and WordPress, DEV.to and Tumblr sites can receive scheduled posts directly. People who already work in Claude or ChatGPT can create AI posts and campaigns from there through MCP tools, and the REST API does the same for in-house systems. The client approves next week's posts in the shared queue before anything goes live.