Social content for small businesses

Content for your channels, without sitting down to make it every week.


Prism Division learns your brand once, then writes and produces the posts, sends each one to your phone for approval, and publishes the ones you say yes to. Nothing goes out that you did not approve.

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What a week looks like

Every piece moves through the same four states. You only ever have to look at one of them.

Draft Prism writes the caption and builds the piece from your brand brief and the material you sent.
For approval It lands in your review queue and on Telegram. Approve, ask for changes, or skip it.
Scheduled Approved pieces get a slot on the calendar for the channels you connected.
Published Prism posts it and reports back what actually went out, and where.

Who it is for

Owners who do the work

Pool builders, contractors, service crews — people whose day is on a job site, not in a content calendar.

Teams without a marketer

You have photos from the field and nobody whose job it is to turn them into posts.

Anyone tired of the blank page

The hard part is not posting. It is deciding what to post, every week, forever.

What it actually does

Builds a strategy from your brief

Your voice, your colors, who you are talking to, what you sell. Prism turns that into content pillars and a weekly plan instead of one-off posts.

Turns your photos into pieces

Send job photos through your upload link or a Drive folder. Prism writes the caption, picks the media, and can animate a still or add a voice-over on the plans that include it.

Asks before anything is public

Every piece waits for you. Approve it from your phone in a few seconds, or send it back with a note about what to change.

Publishes and reports

Connected Instagram, Facebook and TikTok accounts get the post directly. You see what published, what failed, and why.

See the four steps

Connecting your accounts, the brand brief, sending material, approving from your phone — it is short, and it is all on one page.