Website to social posts
Turn your website into social media posts
Native starts with your website, researches your business and turns that context into social posts you can approve, edit or skip. Once approved, Native can publish the posts for you.
From URL to post ideas
Your website already contains the raw material for social media: services, products, positioning, FAQs, proof points and customer objections. Native uses that context to draft posts that start from your business instead of a blank prompt.
What Native looks for
Native can use your website to understand what you sell, who you serve, how you describe your offer and what topics are likely to matter to your audience. The result is a set of posts and angles you can review before anything goes live.
Example angles
Demo example, not a customer case:
Turn a services page into a short LinkedIn post explaining the problem you solve.
Turn a FAQ answer into an educational post.
Turn a product benefit into a simple Instagram or Facebook caption.
You keep approval control
Native is not a black box that posts without review. You can approve, skip or edit suggested posts before publishing.
Who is Native for?
Fit: Native fits teams that already have a website and want recurring social content without starting every post from scratch.
Not fit: Native is not a replacement for a full creative agency, paid campaign team or custom video production workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Can Native use any website?
Native is built around starting from a website URL. The quality of the output depends on how much useful information the site contains.
Do I approve posts before publishing?
Yes. The current Native workflow gives you approval control before posts are published.
Can I edit the posts?
Yes. Live Native copy says you can refine posts in plain words before approving.
Which channels are visible on Native?
The current homepage shows Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Pinterest, Reddit and Bluesky. Platform-specific publishing details should be verified before making deeper claims.
