Multilingual social media post planner with analytics
Write one post in up to five languages. Each version is checked the way each platform counts (X counts every Japanese character and emoji as 2), gets the sponsored label its own market expects, goes out at 9:00 for its audience even in the week Europe and the US change clocks on different Sundays, and after posting you see which language earned the best engagement rate. No login: your posts stay in this browser.
Pro keeps going where this page stops: 6 things — every post saved in a calendar, analytics across all your posts by language, platform, weekday and hour (best slot per language), CSV import from platform exports, weekly language slots that fill the next 4 weeks, calendar reminders (.ics) for every version, CSV and JSON export. $69 per year or $9 per month. Get Pro — $69 per year $9 per month
Pro · your planner
Calendar
Analytics across your posts
Weekly language slots
For example: Spanish every Tuesday 09:00 and Japanese every Friday 20:00, each at the audience's local time. "Fill 4 weeks" adds empty posts to the calendar.
Your files
What the checks use (as of 2026-10-19)
- X: 280, where each Japanese, Chinese or Korean character and each emoji counts 2 and every link counts 23 (X developer docs, "Counting characters"). Bluesky 300 graphemes · Threads 500 · Instagram 2,200 and at most 5 hashtags (changed from 30 in December 2025) · LinkedIn 3,000 · TikTok 4,000.
- US: FTC Endorsement Guides, 16 CFR Part 255. Germany: § 5a Abs. 4 UWG, MStV, DDG; Medienanstalten guide: "Werbung" or "Anzeige" at the start. Spain: Ley 13/2022 art. 94, Real Decreto 444/2024, AEA–Autocontrol code. Brazil: CONAR influencer guide (#publi, #publicidade). Japan: 景品表示法 ステマ告示 (令和5年内閣府告示第19号), since 2023-10-01.
- Clock changes come from your browser's time zone data: in 2026 the EU leaves summer time on October 25 and the US on November 1, so for that one week Berlin is 5 hours ahead of New York, not 6.
A planning and record tool: it does not post for you and does not log in to any platform. The label check reads your text against each market's published guidance; it is not legal advice.