Illustrative example – fictional company, real features
Use case
Coach: from one voice note to an Instagram and a LinkedIn post – with brand graphics
Mira's best thoughts come between sessions, on the move. She sends them as voice notes to Sayweek's Telegram bot, and by the end of the week Instagram and LinkedIn drafts are waiting for her – with her own brand graphics.

Real screens, fictional demo data.
Who this example is about
- Company
- Holt Coaching (fictional business)
- Who
- Mira Holt, leadership coach and trainer
- Where
- Munich
- Size
- Sole trader
The starting point
A coach who posts from voice notes
After her trainings and sessions Mira has plenty of thoughts, but by the time she sits down to write, they're gone. Instagram needs an image, LinkedIn a longer text – and she doesn't know when it's worth posting.
- Ideas come on the move, not at the desk.
- Two channels, two styles: visual Instagram and professional LinkedIn.
- No designer, and no time to fiddle with templates.
Day by day
A typical week with Sayweek
Day by day, on the real screens – the screenshots show fictional demo data.
1Monday
A voice note to the Telegram bot
After a session Mira sends the bot a voice note. Sayweek transcribes it and saves it as an idea; the recording itself is not stored.
Screen: On your phone

2Tuesday
The weekly interview by voice
A short conversation about her week, by voice or in writing – together with the ideas collected so far, it becomes the weekly plan.
Screen: Ideas with their source

3Wednesday
Two drafts, with her own graphics
The same thought becomes an Instagram draft and a LinkedIn draft. The brand graphic templates fill themselves from the post text, with Mira's logo, colours and font.
Screen: Editor with preview

4Thursday
Good times to post
Sayweek suggests a time based on the audience's time zone and the channel – mornings tend to suit LinkedIn, lunchtime and evenings Instagram. It's guidance, not a guarantee.
Screen: Calendar

5Friday
Approval at a glance
Mira reviews and approves the week's posts; whatever she doesn't approve never goes out. The statistics show which topic resonated.
Screen: Analytics

Use case
What they use
The features and integrations this example is built on.
Telegram bot
Text, a link, a voice note or a photo with a caption – all of it becomes an idea in Sayweek.
Weekly interview
A few minutes about your week, by voice or text – and your plan and first drafts are ready.
Brand graphics
Logo, colours and font once – the templates fill themselves from the post text.
Good times to post
Time suggestions in the audience's time zone, per channel.
Approval first
Every post stays a draft until Mira approves it.
Integrations with live status
- TelegramAvailable
- InstagramPrivate beta
- LinkedInPrivate beta
- CanvaComing soon
The status is live: it shows what can be connected today. The example doesn't rely on anything marked “Coming soon” until it is available.
Recommended plan
Solo
The Solo plan is made for one brand and a few channels – enough for Mira's Instagram and LinkedIn. If she later wants more brands or a monthly report, Pro is the next step.
- Recommended plan
Solo
1 author, 3 channels.
€11.60€29/ month + VAT
for the first 12 months, then €29 / month
- Brands
- 1
- Channels
- 3
- AI posts / month
- 30
- Editors
- 1
- Contributors (Team voice)
- –
- Client approval links
- –
- Monthly PDF report
- –
- White-label app
- –
- Alternative
Pro
4 brands, 10 channels, EN/DE/HU, e-mail and calendar ideas, monthly report.
€23.60€59/ month + VAT
for the first 12 months, then €59 / month
- Brands
- 4
- Channels
- 10
- AI posts / month
- 80
- Editors
- 1
- Contributors (Team voice)
- –
- Client approval links
- yes
- Monthly PDF report
- yes
- White-label app
- –
Use case
What they gain
Qualitative benefits based on the features – we claim no measured results.
- Good thoughts don't get lost: one voice note and they're in Sayweek.
- One idea becomes posts that fit two channels, without a designer.
- No more guessing when to post.
- Every post goes out only with her approval.
Want to try it on your own week?
Connect your calendar or an idea source and see the weekly plan Sayweek drafts for you. Nothing goes out without your approval.
Questions? Write to us: hello@sayweek.com
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Illustrative example – fictional company, real features
The company and the people are fictional; every feature described is how Sayweek really works today. We claim no results, figures or opinions.




