
Command center
Projects, analytics, and activity at a glance.
NexoFlow is your control room for long-form and social. One dashboard to plan, generate, illustrate, schedule, and publish - with WordPress, a hosted Content API, and your channels. Bring your own keys from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google so spend stays transparent.
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Product
Real screens from NexoFlow-bento layout so ops, social, and engineering read as one product, not a slide deck.

Projects, analytics, and activity at a glance.

CSV in, weeks of posts out-blog and social from one calendar.

Typed SDK, read-only keys, ISR-friendly fetches-same posts marketing sees.

Markdown, categories, authors, and AI assist where you need it.

Pick channels, draft, schedule-one post, many destinations.

RAG-aware help that can queue plans and read project status.

Members, Stripe billing, and transparent generation metrics.
Same content in the UI and the API
Marketers live in the calendar; engineers ship with the SDK. No duplicate CMS, no drift between “marketing truth” and production.
For agencies
Operators, marketers, and engineers on one content engine. Proof below, then plans that match how you grow.
“We stopped living in spreadsheets. CSV in, three weeks of posts out-and finance finally sees AI cost in one place.”
“The Content API and SDK were the sell. Marketing gets the calendar; we ship Next.js without duct-taping a second CMS.”
“BYOK means we're not arguing about credits. NexoFlow is the control room; OpenAI is still our bill.”
You pay providers for model usage; NexoFlow charges for orchestration, seats, and scale. Unlimited generations inside the app are within your provider quotas.
Solo creators and a single project finding rhythm.
Growing teams that live in the calendar and the API.
Agencies and multi-brand operators at serious volume.
Connections
Not another island-publish, fetch, and automate alongside WordPress, Next.js, and the channels your clients expect.
Publish through the REST API or pull the same posts with the Content API-one source for classic and composable stacks.
Official TypeScript client, read-only keys, and predictable schemas so your app stays thin and cache-friendly.
Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Pinterest, TikTok where the product is live-one draft, many destinations.
Bring OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google keys. NexoFlow orchestrates; spend stays on your existing contracts.
Upload topics or rows and turn them into a dated queue-built for agencies planning weeks at a time.
Wire NexoFlow into your stack-status changes, approvals, and exports where your ops team already works.
Resources
Short answers on BYOK, WordPress, bulk planning, and how projects stay isolated.
No. You add your own API keys (BYOK). NexoFlow orchestrates workflows; your bill stays with the provider. We surface usage estimates where we can so finance stays sane.
It complements it. Publish via the WordPress API or consume the same content headlessly through our Content API and official TypeScript SDK - one source of truth.
Yes. Upload CSVs or topic lists and turn them into a dated schedule. Teams use it to queue weeks of posts and social in one pass.
Projects are workspaces with their own posts, keys, logs, and settings. Organizations group people, billing, and cross-project visibility.
We ship where the product is ready. Some channels may show as “connect” or roadmap in the app - we don’t claim full coverage until it’s real in your workspace.
The stack you're tired of pretending works
Fragmented tools, inconsistent voice, and calendars that don't match reality-before you even get to client number five.
ChatGPT for ideas → Canva for visuals → Buffer for scheduling → manual approval loops. You lose 4–6 hours per brand every week.
What you publish on LinkedIn sounds nothing like Instagram. Google sees inconsistency and punishes you.
Google Business Profiles with 20 locations. Different teams. Different calendars. Good luck.
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