Your first week on Reepl
Set up your account, publish a post, build a pipeline, engage, and review what worked.
Work through one workflow at a time. You can use the web app throughout; add the extension when you want assistance while browsing.
Before you start
Complete workspace setup. Connect the account you want to publish from, choose your timezone, and check the active workspace.
Day 1: Write your first post
Open New → Post, choose the channel and account, and write a useful lesson or observation. Review the content and media, then save a draft, schedule it, or publish it. Follow the first-post guide.
Check Create → Content for the actual result. Scheduled and Approval posts are waiting for another step before they go live.
Day 2: Build a content pipeline
Open Discover → Ideas or Discover → Signals. Choose a few relevant topics and turn them into drafts. You can also use the Content Calendar Creator.
Open each draft from Create → Content → Drafts, finish the writing, and schedule the posts. Review the resulting dates in Create → Calendar.
Day 3: Join conversations
Use Engage → Engagement Feed to find relevant posts. Review a suggested reply before sending it. For assistance directly on LinkedIn or X, install the extension and use its reply assistants.
Use Inbox for conversations on a supported connected account. LinkedIn messages also need the browser extension and LinkedIn session; X messages have their own account and permission requirements.
Day 4: Review results
Open Analyse → Insights after your posts have gone live. Compare the platform, date range, and engagement patterns. See Measure performance.
Adjust the next week's topics and timing based on what your audience responded to. A newly connected account or recently published post may need time before metrics are available.
Day 5: Make the workflow repeatable
Add your background in Settings → Context and configure your writing style. Try Andy for a drafting conversation or set up Andy's routine if you want recurring help.
If you work with a team, agree on who drafts, reviews, and publishes. Use approvals to check content before it goes live.
You should now have a working channel connection, a draft and scheduling workflow, and a way to review results. Use the workflow guide to choose what to learn next.