Grow every day — without living in your feeds.

A social media AI agent is software that does the work a social media manager does, rather than just giving you a place to do it yourself. Instead of a dashboard you have to fill in, an agent takes a brief — your product, your voice, your targets — then decides what to act on, acts, and reports back. SocialKaptan ships seven of them: comment agents for LinkedIn and Instagram, LinkedIn and Instagram Campaigns that run sequence-based outreach, a Reddit agent, and post and reel agents that publish for you.

A scheduler publishes what you already wrote, at a time you already picked. It has no opinion about who to talk to. An AI agent works the other direction: it finds the conversations worth joining, decides what to say, engages, follows up, and only then loops back around to publishing. Schedulers cover roughly the last 10% of social media management; agents cover the daily grind that actually generates replies.

You choose, per agent. Daily mode lets an agent run the full loop on its own inside the limits you set. Single-run mode does one pass so you can read every comment before it posts. Campaigns stop for anyone who replies, posts and reels can require approval, and every action an agent takes is written to a live log you can watch or stop mid-run.

It replaces the repetitive execution layer — finding posts, commenting, connecting, following up, drafting captions, publishing. It does not replace strategy, positioning, or knowing your market. Most teams use it the way they'd use a very consistent junior social media manager: you set the direction and guardrails, the agent does the daily volume you'd never keep up with manually.

You import a contact list (LinkedIn profile URL required), design a visual sequence — connect, like, comment, wait, message, follow up, plus checks for accepted and replied — and brief the AI with your product and tone. The campaign runs in your own browser on a schedule you set. The moment someone replies, automation stops for them and they appear in Replies.

You import a contact list (an Instagram username or profile link per row), design a visual sequence — warm like, comment, wait, AI DM, plus a reply check and an optional book-meeting agent — and brief the AI with your product and tone. It runs in your own browser on a schedule you set, with separate daily caps for likes, comments, and DMs. The moment someone replies, automation stops for them and they appear in Replies.

Safety is the whole design. SocialKaptan runs on your own device using your own browser session — no shared IPs, no cloud farms. Daily limits are capped well below risk thresholds, actions are spaced with human-like pacing, and the live activity log lets you see (and stop) everything in real time.

No. You log in on your own machine, in your own browser. Your credentials never touch our servers — we couldn't see them if we wanted to.

None for comments, LinkedIn campaigns, Reddit, or post captions — AI credits are built into every plan. Reel generation uses separate prepaid reel credits (HeyGen avatars). No API keys required.

Yes. On LinkedIn and Instagram single runs you can type the AI comment without submitting, so you can check tone before relying on daily mode. Campaign steps are reviewed differently — you read the live log as they run, and anyone who replies drops out of automation.

Both, natively. Download, activate your license, and you're running in minutes.

Everything in your plan tier — LinkedIn, Instagram, and Reddit agents, LinkedIn and Instagram Campaigns, Post Generator, Reel Generator access, AI credits, updates, and support. One license = one active device; Pro and Agency include multiple device seats.

Yes. Run All starts connected agents' daily modes together when their Chrome profiles don't overlap. Each platform keeps its own limits and pacing.

Only if you tell it to. The Auto-Scheduler (Pro and above) publishes from a topic queue you set up. Reels can schedule or post to LinkedIn/Instagram with optional approval. On Starter, you approve and publish each post yourself.