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Native in one minute

Elin Kristina AnderssonFounding GTM0:50Recorded 24. lokakuuta 2026

Native has six places in the menu on the left. Here is what each one is for, in the order you will use them.

In this video

Step by step

  1. Step 1: Suggestions

    Your new posts wait here, one card at a time. Native makes them for you: approve the ones you like, ask for a new one, or save one for later.

    Suggestions in Native: a post card from Fjord Studio waiting to be approved, with its channels and time on the right
  2. Step 2: Create

    Make something of your own, like a post or a design, from an idea or from scratch. Everything you have made is kept here too, marked draft, scheduled or published.

    Create in Native: the tiles for a post, an ad, a campaign and a design, above everything the brand has made
  3. Step 3: Calendar

    Every planned post sits on its day, with its time and its channels. Your drafts wait on the left: drag one onto a day to plan it.

    The calendar in Native: planned posts on their days, with drafts waiting in a list on the left
  4. Step 4: Inbox

    Messages, comments and reviews from your channels, in one place, so you can answer people without opening each app.

    The inbox in Native: conversations from Instagram and Facebook in one list, with tabs for messages, comments and reviews
  5. Step 5: Analytics

    How your posts did on each channel, for the period you pick, post by post.

    Analytics in Native: how often the posts were seen, new followers, and how conversations are going
  6. Step 6: Memory

    What Native knows about your brand: how it looks, how it sounds and what you offer. The more you add, the more your posts sound like you.

    Memory in Native: a box to tell Native what to remember about the brand, and its assets and memory

Tips from Elin

  • Start in Suggestions: a few minutes there keeps your calendar going.
  • Look through Memory once after you sign up. A wrong fact there shows up in your posts, so fix it early.
  • Connect your channels before you approve posts, so they go out on their own at the planned time.

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