Money posts your reviewer approves before they go out
Turn the questions clients ask into posts, slides and videos, with risky wording flagged as you type.
A week of answers you already give
An example week, written for this page. Each one would go to your reviewer before it's posted.
Monday
Carousel for Instagram and LinkedIn
Term or whole life? The question I get most, in 6 slides.
Tuesday
Talking-head video, 60 seconds
What I look at first when a new client shows me their old policies.
Wednesday
LinkedIn post
Three questions to ask before you sign anything, from an adviser.
Thursday
Reel
A myth I hear every week about starting to save.
Friday
Story
Three slots open next week for a 20-minute money check-in.
From draft to approved, with the record kept
Write as an adviser
ChatGPT drafts promise things you can't say. Write drafts as an adviser, hooks first, and flags lines worth checking.
See risky wording
As you type, Write flags words like 'risk-free' and 'act now'. A post with a red flag can't be scheduled until you fix it.
Get approval first
Submit the post to your leader's review queue with its flags attached, and they approve it, ask for changes or reject it with a reason.
Keep the record
Every submission and decision goes into an audit trail nobody can edit, and a post edited after approval says so. Export it whenever compliance asks.
Send it to compliance
A compliance officer without an account can read the post and comment from a review link you can turn off.
Edit the video you filmed
Upload the clip from your phone. The editor cuts the pauses and filler, adds captions and exports four sizes at once.
Common questions
Start my weekDoes Postmosis make my posts MAS-compliant?
No tool can promise that, and Postmosis doesn't. MAS published its Guidelines on Standards of Conduct for Digital Advertising Activities on 25 September 2025, in effect from 25 March 2026. Among the key safeguards MAS lists are clear disclosures, and policies and procedures to monitor digital advertising. On our reading, a review step with a kept record is one part of that; your firm's own process decides the rest.
Can my manager approve my posts?
Yes. Your manager takes the leader role in your team and can require approval before you post.
Will the writer promise returns?
It's told not to. Write's adviser prompts rule out promised returns, insurer product names and invented numbers, and you edit before anything goes out.
Can it show me which posts worked?
Yes. The audit reads your last 30 public Instagram or TikTok posts and says what to do more of, fix or stop.
I'm not in Singapore. Does it still work?
Yes for writing, slides, video, the calendar and team review. The wording flags were written for Singapore insurance and investment posts, so treat them as a second pair of eyes, not your firm's rules.
Is there anything ready-made to start from?
Yes, in Singapore: example adviser posts and trend kits. Elsewhere, start from your own clients' questions.
Does it post for me?
Yes, to the accounts you connect: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube or Threads, at the time you pick in your own time zone. A post with a red wording flag, or one waiting for approval, won't schedule until it's sorted.
Who else it's for
Lawyers.
Plain-English explainers on video and LinkedIn, approved by a partner before they go out.Consultants.
LinkedIn opinions, case breakdowns as PDF slides, and short takes on camera.Real estate agents.
Listing walkthroughs filmed on your phone, edited with captions, and market updates as slides.
Get next week's posts approved
See the price, start, and make your first posts this week.