Bound to the account
The pack belongs to the brand, not to the app. Switch accounts and the deck, calendar and insights all change together.
Android · posting deck · v4.4
It opens the post.
You send it.
FlareSocial is a dated deck of ready-to-post content that lives on your phone, and every brand you run carries its own. Pick a post, pick your platforms, and each composer opens ready — about fifteen seconds a post, across nine platforms.
It never posts, schedules, or publishes on your behalf. Nothing leaves the phone until you tap send inside the platform’s own app.
There is no sign-up form on this page and no mailing list. The button opens your own mail app with a draft; nothing is sent until you send it.
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The honest maximum: the caption is on your clipboard, then the platform opens as deep as it’s allowed to go.
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A reminder reminds you. It does not post.
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One deck per brand. Tap the name to change which brand you are in.
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The spine
FlareSocial never posts for you.
Every flow ends with your thumb, inside the platform’s own app. That is not a feature we haven’t built yet — it is the shape of the product.
An app that posts on your behalf needs your passwords or your API tokens, needs permission to speak as you, and fails silently at three in the morning when a token expires. FlareSocial holds none of that. It prepares the post, hands it over, and stops. A reminder reminds you. It does not post.
Content packs
One deck per brand. Tap the name to change which brand you’re in.
A creator running several brands was running several decks in their head. Now each account carries its own content pack — a dated deck of ready-to-post content that belongs to that brand and to nothing else. Tap the brand name at the top of the deck, pick another, and the whole deck becomes that brand’s. Nothing is merged and nothing is copied across.
Fetched one at a time
Only the pack you are currently in is downloaded. The others stay on the server until you open them.
Then it is yours offline
Once a pack has been fetched it opens instantly with no network — same as the starter pack that shipped in the app.
The nine · 4 fill · 5 paste
What each platform actually accepts.
Four platforms let an outside app type your caption. Five refuse. Here is that constraint in full, before you install anything. Meta strips pre-filled text from third-party apps as policy; TikTok requires a registered partner key; YouTube and Pinterest have no text entry point at all. No Android app gets around it — and any app that implies otherwise is describing something it does not do.
So FlareSocial does the honest maximum: the caption goes to your clipboard every single time, and the platform opens as deep as it is allowed to go. On four, the post is already typed. On the other five it is one long-press and one Paste. The app labels every platform with which one it is, before you tap.
| Platform | When you tap it | Why | Caption limit |
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| X | auto-fills | Public post intent | 280 |
| Threads | auto-fills | Public post intent | 500 |
| auto-fills | Share intent accepts text | 3,000 | |
| auto-fills | Submit intent accepts a title | 300 | |
| copy, then paste | Meta strips third-party pre-filled text | 2,200 | |
| copy, then paste | Meta strips third-party pre-filled text | 63,206 | |
| TikTok | copy, then paste | Requires a registered partner key | 2,200 |
| YouTube | copy, then paste | No text entry point for outside apps | 5,000 |
| copy, then paste | No text entry point for outside apps | 500 |
Caption limits are the ceilings FlareSocial counts against while you edit; the counter turns red before the text would be truncated, not after. Reddit’s pre-fill populates the post title. Behaviour is set by each platform’s policy and can change without notice — when it does, the app’s labels change with it.
The flow
Four steps, in order.
What the fifteen seconds is made of.
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Open the deck
Today’s post is already written and on screen — before any network call, on a plane, in a basement. The brand’s pack is on the device; sync only ever adds newer content on top of what already works.
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Pick the platforms
Tap the ones this post is going to. Each chip already says auto-fills or paste, and the character counter is scoped to the account you assigned, so you know before you leave whether the caption fits.
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FlareSocial copies and opens
The caption goes to the clipboard, then the platform opens at its composer. If you attached a clip, the video travels with the caption through the share sheet.
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You send it
You press the final button, in their app, as yourself. FlareSocial marks the post as shipped. If the app isn’t installed it opens the store instead — and marks nothing.
What’s in it
A deck per brand, a clip library, and the tools to keep both in order.
Content packs
A dated deck per account — seasonal and holiday posts that land on the right day. Three packs are published today, delivered over the air.
Offline first
A fetched pack works with no network at all. Your local edit outranks the synced feed, which outranks the bundled pack. Nothing overwrites your words.
Saved workspaces
A named, filtered view of the deck — “Q4 launch, IG + TikTok, unposted” — returned to in one tap instead of rebuilding the filter every morning.
Two-pane layout
On a tablet or unfolded foldable the deck and the editor sit side by side, so picking a post and writing it stop being two screens.
Clip library
Import footage, play it in the app, save it to your gallery, and attach a clip to a post so the video travels with the caption.
Calendar
A month view of the current pack seen from above. Today is ringed; days with posts carry a dot, days you’ve published a filled one.
Insights
Per-platform breakdown, activity heatmap, cadence and streaks — the heatmap stating in its own caption that FlareSocial records that a post shipped, not when.
Bulk actions
Long-press to select, then mark, assign or delete in one pass. Duplicate a post. Export the whole deck to CSV or JSON whenever you want it out.
Daily reminder
A notification at a time you choose, opening straight into today’s post. The permission is asked for only when you switch it on.
Optional cloud sync
Sign in with Google or Facebook and the deck, your saved workspaces and each brand’s bound pack follow you to a second device, deletes included. Signed out, nothing is uploaded and everything still works.
Continue with Google
Continue with Facebook
How sign-in looks in the app — no password to remember.
Honest limits
Things FlareSocial will not do — listed here, not discovered later.
- It will not post, schedule, or publish for you.
- Not on a timer, not overnight, not ever. You press the last button.
- It will not fill in five of the nine platforms.
- Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest need a paste. The caption is already on your clipboard when their composer opens.
- It will not tell you when you posted.
- FlareSocial knows that a post shipped, not the hour. The insights heatmap is built from dated posts placed on the day they were written for, and says so.
- It will not ask for your social passwords or tokens.
- It has no way to speak as you, because it never needed one.
- It will not merge two brands’ packs.
- A pack belongs to one account. Switching brands replaces what is on screen; it does not pool the two decks together.
- It is not a team tool.
- No collaboration, no approvals, no roles. It was built for one operator running many accounts, and it is honest about being that.
- It is not on iPhone.
- Android 8.0 and later.
Where this stands
The state of things, as of today.
Availability
Not on Google Play yet.
There is no download button on this page, because there is nothing honest to link to. When there is a listing, it will be here.
Price
Not decided.
No tiers, no trial, no “starting at”. Anyone quoting you a FlareSocial price today is quoting a number that does not exist.
Version
4.4 · 3.9 MB
Content packs, saved workspaces, the two-pane layout, clip library, calendar, insights, bulk actions, daily reminder and optional cloud sync are all in this build.
Content packs
Three published.
The neutral starter pack ships inside the app; two more are fetched over the air when you switch a brand to them.
Made by
AKA IND Technologies.
Built in silence.
Contact
Write to us about it.
There is no funnel here. Email goes straight to the team behind FlareSocial, and comes back from the same address. Tell us what you post, how many brands you run and which phone you’re on, and we’ll tell you where FlareSocial is.
flaresocial@akaind.ca
The first button opens your mail app with a draft in it. The second copies the address — the same move the app makes every time you tap a platform.