Quetzal writes your X posts as text first: one idea per post, a statement rather than an announcement, no hashtags. It sizes each post to your account's real limit, 280 characters on a standard account and up to 3,900 on a verified one, and publishes through X's own API on schedule or after your approval.
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X is the volume engine of the mix: text costs no image allowance, so the autopilot can post every day without spending your designed images.
Quetzal asks X what your connected account may post. A verified account gets posts of up to 3,900 characters when the idea needs the room; a standard one stays within 280.
Up to 4 images on a post, or a video of up to 2 minutes.
From Growth up, Engage finds recent posts from accounts worth answering and drafts replies in your voice. You send them yourself through X's own reply box: Quetzal never replies for you to a post that did not mention you.
Posts a week the autopilot plans on each plan, with the account connected. You can always publish more yourself.
As long as your account allows: 280 characters on a standard account. On a verified account Quetzal writes up to 3,900 characters, because longer X posts read as articles and are left for articles.
Yes. X is one of the two networks Quetzal publishes to natively, through X's own API, with no partner in between.
It plans 7 a week on Starter and Growth and 14 on Pro and Ultra. Text posts use no image allowance.
No. X posts go out without hashtags.
Yes: up to 4 images, or one video of up to 2 minutes.
It drafts, you send. Replies to posts that did not mention you go out only through X's own reply box, pressed by you. Replies to your own mentions are drafted too, and a person presses Send.
Quetzal publishes to X through X's official API, with its own integration. You connect your account once with X's own login; the access is stored encrypted and Quetzal never sees your password.
Only if you choose so. In review mode every post waits in a queue until you approve it; on full autopilot posts publish under your guidelines; switched off, nothing publishes on its own.
It reads each post's numbers 1, 6, 24 and 72 hours after it goes out, then once a day for 30 days. The planner uses those readings to decide what to post next.
Quetzal notices when the post is missing from two checks at least 12 hours apart, marks it as removed and stops counting it. Its history stays.
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