Kantiro
Social teams don’t struggle to write posts. They struggle with everything around the post — who approved it, which account it goes to, whether it actually published, and what happened after it did. That work usually lives in a spreadsheet and three group chats.
Kantiro is the system underneath it. Content moves through a real production workflow — drafted, approved, queued, published, measured — across Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, with every state change recorded rather than remembered.
The hard part was never posting. It was building something that survives a platform changing its API on a Tuesday.
Publishing runs through an event pipeline rather than a request thread, so a slow social API or a rate limit delays a post instead of failing a page. Access is org-scoped from the database up: every query is tenant-aware, permissions come from a catalogue rather than hard-coded roles, and access tokens are held in a managed vault — never in source.
We host it, monitor it and stay responsible for it under a service level agreement. See how we work.