Preflight

Preflight every post before it publishes.

Most tools queue a post and surface failures later. RostrumPost checks each platform's real requirements first, then shows what is ready, what needs a fix, and what needs a native finish.

Length and titlePer platform
Media readinessChecked
Connection modeDirect / assisted
DuplicatesFlagged
RepairAI-assisted

What preflight checks

Length and title limits

Validated against each platform before the queue.

Media readiness

Required media and video for Shorts are confirmed, not assumed.

Connection capability

Direct, assisted, or pending review is shown per channel.

Duplicates and account limits

Duplicate content and one-account-per-platform become actions.

Why preflight matters

Preflight is the difference between hoping a post will publish and knowing it will. Each variant is scored against the destination platform's real rules, and the result separates what you can fix here from what needs a connection, setup, or native finish.

Where a fix is mechanical, repair can adjust the variant for you. Where it needs a human or a platform step, preflight says so plainly.

Preflight questions

What does preflight check?
Length and title limits, media readiness, connection capability, duplicates, and quality signals like a missing CTA, per platform.
Does it prevent duplicate posts?
It flags duplicate content and one-account-per-platform limits as actions before publishing, rather than as errors afterward.
Can it fix issues automatically?
Mechanical fixes can be repaired for you. Issues that need a connection, setup, or native finish are surfaced as clear next steps.

Publish with fewer surprises.

Turn prepared content into native variants, preflight every channel, and publish only where the connection allows.