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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 platforms you are publishing to. What the post becomes is decided by what you attach and where you send it.

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The flow

1

Start the post

Pick a brand, tick the platforms, optionally set an intent and a hook, then type what the post is about. Select Continue.
2

Pick an idea

Rheos drafts three ideas. Each card shows its intent and its hook. Pick one and select Continue to write it up — or select Write manually to skip the ideas and go straight to a blank editor.
3

Edit

The Unified Post Editor opens with the copy written. Highlight a line to have Rheos rewrite it, add hashtags, and attach or generate a visual.
4

Publish or schedule

Check the preview for each platform, then 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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Copy and media

A post starts as copy. The Attachments card under the post body gives you two routes to a visual:
  • Attach — pick something you have already saved to your Library.
  • Generate — make an AI image in the embedded Image Studio.
To use a photo of your own, upload it on the Library page first, then Attach it here. Attach more than one image and the platforms that support multi-image posts publish them as a carousel. Rheos caps attachments at the tightest limit among the platforms you have selected, and tells you which platform set the cap when it drops the extras.
Instagram and Pinterest cannot publish a text-only post. If either is selected with nothing attached, Rheos blocks Schedule and Post now and shows a banner: “Instagram needs an image or video. Add media or deselect that channel to continue.”

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What each platform accepts

One caption goes to every platform you tick. The preview shows it in each platform’s own styling so you can see how it will land, and Rheos warns you before you publish if the copy is over one of these limits. Editing the caption per platform is not available yet — see per-platform posting.
Threads, TikTok and YouTube Shorts are coming soon. They show up in the platform picker — YouTube Shorts appears there as YouTube — but there is no way to connect them yet, so they stay dimmed and selecting one opens Social Accounts.

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Where posts live

There is no separate posts page. Your work is reached from two places, and they do not show quite the same thing:
  • Recent in the sidebar — your 25 most recently updated posts, narrowed to the brand you have selected. Status does not matter: drafts, scheduled, published and failed all appear. Five are listed to start, with Show more underneath for the rest; select one to reopen it in the editor.
  • Drafts & recent on Home — the backlog, grouped by day. It leaves out anything currently scheduled or mid-publish, so a post you have scheduled shows in the sidebar but not here. Scheduled posts live on the Content Plan instead.
Start a new one with New post on Home, or the + on the sidebar’s Recent row. Ready to dig in? Start with the Unified Post Editor.
Last modified on August 4, 2026