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Rheos does not ask you to pick a post type. Every post is the same object: a body of copy, any media you attach, and the one platform you are publishing to. What you attach and where you send it decide what the post becomes.

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The flow

1

Answer a few questions

Select New post. Rheos asks where the post is going and a few short questions about it.
2

Pick an angle

Rheos offers a few angles. Pick one and it writes the first draft — or select Write manually to skip the AI and write it yourself.
3

Edit

The Unified Post Editor opens with the copy written. Ask the chat for changes, add hashtags, and attach or generate a visual.
4

Publish or schedule

Post now or Schedule.
All four steps happen on one screen. The Unified Post Editor page walks through each of them in detail.

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One platform per post

Each post goes to one platform: LinkedIn, Meta or X. Meta counts as one platform and covers Instagram and Facebook together, so a Meta post can go out to both. To say the same thing on LinkedIn and X, write a post for each. Which LinkedIn account a post goes to follows the brand: a personal brand posts to your profile, a business brand to its company page.

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Copy and media

A post starts as copy. The Attachments card under the post gives you two routes to a visual:
  • Attach — upload one, or pick something you have already saved to your Library.
  • Generate — make an AI image in the Image Studio.
Attach more than one image and the platforms that support multi-image posts publish them together. Rheos caps attachments at the platform’s limit, and tells you when it drops the extras.
Instagram cannot publish a text-only post. If a Meta post includes Instagram and has nothing attached, Rheos blocks Schedule and Post now until you add an image or video.

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What each platform accepts

When Rheos publishes, character limits follow the connected account, so an X Premium account can take the longer limit — though the editor still holds X posts to 280 for now. Rheos warns you before you publish if the copy is over. See per-platform variations.

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Where posts live

All your posts live on Home — there is no separate posts page. You can also reach them from Recent in the sidebar: your most recently updated posts, whatever their status. Select one to reopen it in the editor. Start a new one with New post on Home.

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Delete or archive a post

You can’t delete or archive a post by hand while it’s live on a platform. That covers Published, Partially published and a post that is publishing right now. Deleting one would leave the live post on the platform with nothing in Rheos to find it by. To take a live post down, use Delete from all in the post’s platform panel, which removes it from the platforms it went to. Once it’s gone from all of them, Rheos archives the post for you. You can delete drafts, ideas and failed posts. You can archive a scheduled post: Rheos cancels its schedule first, so it won’t go out. Ready to dig in? Start with the Unified Post Editor.
Last modified on October 2, 2026