Breakdown of your own account and a content planner for iPhone

amelo is an iPhone content planner for creators who run their socials alone. Every video in the plan gets a shoot day and a post day, ideas sit on boards, and brand deals show when payment is due.

Yes, amelo is free to download. The week, ideas, deals and teleprompter are free. Basic limits the AI (4 messages a week and 1 account breakdown a month) and the radar: 1 account, checked once a week, 2 scripts from your own posts a month. Pro gives up to 10 AI messages a day, up to 10 account breakdowns a month and the radar on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, checked twice a week. It's sold on the App Store where it takes payment, at $14.99 a month or $143.99 a year. VIP, for several blogs, gives up to 25 AI messages a day, up to 20 account breakdowns a month and 2 accounts on each network, checked every day, at $34.99 a month or $339.99 a year.

amelo is on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6815185507. The app is free and runs on iPhone only.

Testers get new versions before they reach the App Store, and early access is by application.

No. There's no autoposting, and amelo has no access to post on your accounts. On post day the task has buttons to copy the caption, save the frames to Photos and open the right app. You post it yourself.

If the post is already scheduled inside Telegram or VK, mark that in the task, and amelo counts it as live at the set time.

No, amelo works on iPhone only for now. We plan an Android version after iOS, with no date yet, and there's no web version.

You connect your own Instagram, TikTok or YouTube account in “Ideas” → “Radar” by adding an amelo code to your profile bio, and you can remove the code after the check. With your consent amelo looks at the public numbers of your posts, and “My best posts” shows the ones that did better than usual. You can also send a link to your connected account to the AI chat, and it writes what works on the account and what to do next.

You don't need a social media password, and other people's accounts and private accounts aren't broken down. The breakdown needs a free amelo account. A sample report and answers about the data are at getamelo.com/en/analyze.

In a spreadsheet or Notion you build a content plan by hand. In amelo each video has a shoot day and a post day, the week sorts them into “shoot” and “posting” lists, and ideas sit on boards. The AI sees that plan and moves tasks only when you tap.

amelo supports 12 networks: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Telegram, Pinterest, Facebook, X, Threads, Snapchat, LinkedIn, VK and RedNote. Each one has its own formats with their own steps, such as reels, carousels, stories, shorts, lives, posts and pins. The breakdown of your own account works for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube for now.

Not right away. amelo opens with a sample plan, and you can add your own tasks without signing in. Only what you add moves to your account, and the sample goes away. The AI and breakdowns need you to sign in with Apple or with email. You need to be 18 or older.

The AI gets your message and a few earlier replies, this week's and next week's plan, up to 20 idea titles and, from your profile, things like your first name, goal, platforms and city.

It runs on Claude by Anthropic and starts only after you tap “Allow” on the “The AI sees your plan” screen. The full list is in the privacy policy.

The AI reads your script line by line and marks where viewers might lose interest. It splits the text into a hook, the problem, value, proof and a call to action, and scores the hook out of 10.

amelo is in English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian and Turkish.