Publish, not copy around
When the idea lives in one place, the text in another, and there are seven platforms, the day goes into copying. Synapticum Creator gathers it all into one window: the reel is made on your computer in 2-3 minutes, approved with one button in Telegram and goes out to Instagram and six mirrors.
An author with several platforms
A blogger who shoots alone and is tired of moving one video into six networks. A marketer who runs a brand channel and wants to see leads from comments next to the posts. In both cases the system takes the routine, the decisions stay yours.
Shot it - it is out everywhere
- Footage from the phone and camera - into the catalog with one drag
- Reels: fragments, text on video, subtitles, music, cover - in one window
- Mirrors to Facebook, Threads, Shorts, TikTok, X, Telegram - with checkboxes
Leads next to the posts
- CRM, campaigns, actions, pitches, mailing, deals - a section in the same window
- A DM or a comment becomes a lead card
- Analytics: where it took off and what that changes in the plan
Support by a switch
- The engineer sees screens and statuses only while you keep access on
- A request is a chat in the app, the reply comes in Telegram
- Updates are signed builds, no reinstalling
This is an example build, not a standard solution. Every build is made for the creator who orders it - their networks, formats and processes. Your build will differ: other platforms, other sections, other buttons.
A window on your computer, not a browser tab
Below is the Synapticum Creator app itself with demo data: seven networks on the left, the Reels workspace, catalog, queue, plan, mirror, profile, integrations, tokens, support. The sections are clickable, the buttons work. Marketing and analytics come last in the list and open further down.
Demo data · the app interface as it is
Marketing and analytics in the same window
Keeping every process in your head is unproductive and pointless. If you both run a blog and do marketing, there should be one workflow: open it and it is immediately clear what you are doing now.
The app = the person
The app is built around the person and for the person, not "blog = one app, marketing = another". More than two apps for work is a guaranteed loss of focus.
Marketing is a section, not a service
A CRM by stages, campaigns with lead counts, actions, messages from every network, pitches, venues for comments, mailing, deals, requests - tables in the same window as the queue and the reels. Analytics: where it took off by network and site traffic by source.
Demo data · "Marketing" and "Analytics" sections
Semi-automatic: a click for assembly, a prompt for the complex
AI in the system is one of the layers. It is switched on by choice and only for complex processing and analysis: that is how every token is spent. So reel assembly is semi-automatic - the simple is done in one click, the complex with one prompt.
Assembly in one click
Fragments, text on video, subtitles, music, cover - the "Render" button. 2-3 minutes, not a single prompt. The finished reel is one file named after the material.
Approval in Telegram
"Done" sends a card to Telegram. Buttons: approve, reject, move by a day. Approved - the reel goes out to Instagram on schedule, the mirrors follow.
Complex editing - with one prompt
If the result is not right and complex processing is needed, you write one prompt for it. Not 5-10 prompts for assembly - the assembly is already done with a click. One prompt for the complex instead of ten for the simple - that is the efficiency.
The server knows what is happening. The computer keeps what is done
On your computer
- Video, photos, renders and versions - a catalog on disk
- Social keys and tokens - the system keychain, an access log
- Publishing via API - sent by your computer
- Render, subtitles, music - computed locally
- Queue, schedule, social stats - a local database
On the Synapticum server
- The AI layer: context, lessons, prompts, model tokens - switched on by choice
- Approval bot in Telegram
- A mirror of statuses without media - so the studio sees the queue when access is on
- Statistics aggregates as numbers - for the plan and "best hours"
- Signed app builds and updates
Only metadata and aggregates go to the server. Media never leaves your computer unless you switch studio access on yourself.
The studio is near, not inside
You switch access on
While the "Studio access" switch is on, the engineer sees the app's screens and statuses. Switch it off - they see nothing. Every activation is logged inside the app.
A chat in the app
Describe what is wrong - the question goes to the studio over the bridge, the reply comes back there and in Telegram. A typical request closes within an hour: an expired token, a network limit, a stuck render.
Premium: managed
For bloggers - Premium only: a dedicated engineer, improvements for your content, updates as signed builds. The price depends on the system's composition, after a conversation.
What becomes a button
Let's start with your week
It starts with a questionnaire and a request, a few minutes. Then a conversation, a specification and a proposal for your platforms. The process map and the build come after payment.
Review my processes