Dashboard Overview

Home is your starting point. Put an idea into the input and begin shaping a post.

Start with the Home input

In What do you want to post about?, describe your idea in plain language. A rough thought is enough; add an audience, goal, or reference when you have one. Review the output choice in the input, then use the send arrow.

Home input with the Post selector, attachment button, and send arrow
The Home composer. Start here without choosing a separate tool.

Try: “A short post for independent shop owners about getting better product photos with window light. Keep it practical and include one mistake to avoid.” You can refine the direction as you work.

Explore from the sidebar

Use the sidebar when you want a specific tool or want to return to existing work. The pinned tools can be customized, so your order may look different.

Aurrra sidebar showing New post, Home, Schedule, Scripts, Amplify, AI Thumbnails, Video Editor, Video Studio, and More
A real sidebar view, captured October 25, 2026. More opens additional tools.
  • New post / Home: start an idea in the composer.
  • Schedule: see planned posts and publishing dates.
  • Scripts: write a draft and edit it directly.
  • Amplify: make platform-specific drafts from an existing piece.
  • Creative tools: open thumbnails, video creation, and editing.
  • More: explore additional tools, research, Vault, and Collections.

Return to your work

Use recent items in the sidebar to reopen work. Home also shows Quick Start shortcuts, trending videos for inspiration, and Upcoming Posts. Check that you are in the intended project when looking for saved work.

Settings

Open your account menu for Settings. Profile holds identity and niche details; Brain holds your writing voice and reference context. Channels manages publishing connections, Integrations connects supported services, and Billing & Plans shows usage and subscriptions.

Planning versus publishing

A calendar entry can be a plan only. Automatic publishing needs an eligible active paid plan, a connected destination, supported media, and an accepted schedule. Follow the scheduling walkthrough to check each destination.