Cadence without burnout
Daily presence produced in one weekly sitting — the discipline algorithms reward, made sustainable.
Jewellery brands are judged by their last post. Nimora keeps the feed alive: fresh visuals from your existing catalogue, captions written per platform, and scheduling that publishes to Instagram and Facebook while you run the business.
Social consistency fails at the grind, not the strategy: no new photos this week, no time to write captions, forgot to post at peak hour. Three quiet weeks later the algorithm has forgotten you — and so has the bride who followed you in January.
One session plans a fortnight: pick pieces from the Library, generate scene and worn variants, let the composer write per-platform captions (2 credits each) in your brand voice and languages, schedule the calendar, and the queue publishes automatically to connected Meta accounts.
Daily presence produced in one weekly sitting — the discipline algorithms reward, made sustainable.
The same inventory re-staged endlessly — festive scenes, new models, new crops — so the feed never repeats.
Hashtag-led Instagram, detail-led Facebook — written per destination, editable always.
Scheduled queue posting to Instagram and Facebook removes the 6pm human failure point.
Pick pieces and themes in one session.
Scenes, worn shots and clips per post.
AI drafts in your voice and languages.
The queue publishes on time, every time.
New arrivals and offers posted while serving customers.
A content calendar one founder can actually sustain.
Festive series scheduled a month ahead.
Instagram and Facebook (live via the connected Meta app). YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, X and Pinterest composing works today with publishing marked coming soon until enabled.
Thirty posts ≈ 30 images (600 credits) + 60 captions (120 credits) ≈ 720 credits — under ₹850 at pack rates. A fraction of one agency retainer.
Scenes, models, crops and copy all vary per generation, and your Brand kit keeps voice consistent without repetition — the opposite failure mode of template tools.
Start with 150 free credits — enough to try designs, photos and captions on your own pieces. Pay-as-you-go after that; no subscription.
Start free with 150 credits