Skip to main content

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rheos.app/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Every post in Rheos is one of four content types. The Unified Post Editor adapts to the type you pick, so the screen you see for a video is different to the screen you see for a one-line text post.

The four content types

Text

Just words. One-liners, short posts, medium and long-form thought-leadership pieces. LinkedIn and X are the natural home, but text posts also work on Facebook and Mastodon.

Image

A single visual + caption. Use library photos you’ve uploaded, AI-generated images from the embedded Image Studio, or text-only designs (typography on a coloured background).

Carousel

Multi-slide posts (point-per-slide, step-by-step, problem-solution, myth-reality, comparison, story-arc, zoom-in). Strongest on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Video

Short-form video built from scenes. Each scene can be your own footage, an AI-generated visual or a text-only motion design. Best for Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.

Which platforms each type works on

Rheos auto-formats every post to fit each platform’s requirements. You don’t pick a platform first — you create the post, then tick which platforms to publish to.
TypeIGLinkedInFacebookXBlueskyMastodonPinterestTikTokYouTube
Text
Image
Carousel
Video

How a post flows through Rheos

1

Pick a type and prompt

Choose text, image, carousel or video. Type your idea.
2

Pick a formula

Rheos suggests 5 complete Intent → Hook → CTA combinations. Pick one.
3

Draft generates

The Unified Post Editor opens with text + visuals already filled in.
4

Refine

Comments, inline edits, formula swaps, image regeneration — all without losing the draft.
5

Publish or schedule

Pick platforms, hit publish, or drop it on the calendar.

Where posts live

All posts (drafts, scheduled, published) live under Posts in the sidebar. Filter by status, platform or pillar. Click any post to re-open it in the Unified Post Editor. Ready to dig in? Start with the Unified Post Editor.
Last modified on May 15, 2026