Your first batch of posts

Open the compose room

Click New post (the + in the sidebar) from anywhere. The compose room opens over the page you were on, so closing it puts you right back.

Draft from an issue

1. 1In the left panel, “Attach an issue”, pick a publication and search for the issue you want. It opens beside the editor so you can read it while you work.
2. 2Under “Draft this issue”, choose your channels with the X, LinkedIn, Threads, Facebook, and Reddit chips.
3. 3Set how many options you want per channel with − and +. The default is 3, and you can ask for up to 10.
4. 4Optionally (on Pro), pick a saved playbook to shape the posts with a format you bookmarked in Playbooks.
5. 5Click Draft options (the button shows the total, for example Draft 6 options). Karrow writes them in your publication’s voice in the background. If you leave, the bell tells you when “Your drafts are ready”.

Review the board

Your drafts appear as cards, with one tab per channel. Each card shows its format and a preview; long posts have Show more. Each card has its own Schedule, Edit, and delete buttons.

Not quite right? Change the number of options and click Regenerate. It replaces that channel’s AI drafts, but posts you wrote by hand or already scheduled are kept.

Click Add channel to bring in another platform, either generated with AI or written by hand.

Edit a draft

Click Edit on a card to open it in the editor. Changes save as you type (“Saving…”, then “Saved.”). Click All drafts to go back to the board.

Use First comment for a link or note Karrow posts right after your post. Many platforms show posts with links in the body to fewer people.

Duplicate to another channel

In the editor, click Duplicate to and pick a platform. Karrow rewrites the post for that platform’s style and adds it as a new tab above the editor, so you can keep duplicating to more channels without leaving the post.

Prefer to write it yourself?

You never have to use AI. With no issue attached, the room shows “Write a post”: pick your channels and click Start writing. Each channel gets its own tab, so you can tailor the wording to each platform.