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Connections — bring in your own posts & reviews

Connections is how the studio gets a copy of your own social activity to work from. You paste a link to each account and download your latest posts and reviews — the same way you add a competitor — and that data then feeds your Analytics and the AI’s read of how you’re doing.

How to use it

  1. Find the card for the account — Instagram, Facebook, or Google.
  2. Paste your link (your Instagram @handle or URL, your Facebook Page link, or your Google Maps listing link).
  3. Press Download — it pulls your latest posts (or reviews) in a few seconds.
  4. The card flips to show your handle, how many items came in, and when you last synced. Press Re-sync any time to refresh.

Each download shows its credit cost on the button before you press it. The first pull grabs your ~50 most recent posts (or ~100 Google reviews) — enough to read your rhythm without paying to dig through very old posts. Re-sync later only adds what’s new.

Why a download uses credits

Pulling fresh posts and reviews from a live account is real work done for you each time, so it costs a few credits — shown up front, never a surprise. It only ever runs when you press Download or Re-sync; nothing pulls in the background.

Auto-publishing — the studio posting to your accounts for you — arrives once Instagram and Google approve our app. For now, Connections is about bringing your own data in.

Worked example

A new lash studio pastes its Instagram handle, presses Download, and a few seconds later the card reads “98 posts · just now.” Over on Analytics, their own cadence and top posts now sit alongside the competitors they track — so the AI’s advice is grounded in their real account, not guesses.

  • Analytics — where your imported posts and reviews turn into insight.
  • Competitors — the same import, pointed at the studios near you.
  • Composer — turns those insights into your next post.