You announced the event, scheduled the reminder and queued the day-of post. Then the venue moved. Now three posts are sitting in Buffer with the old address. Telly writes all three from the same event details. If the venue moves, you update it once and Telly shows you how each post will read. Once you approve, it edits them in Buffer and checks that the edits stuck.
Three posts about one event.
Telly remembers they belong together.
The announcement, reminder and day-of post all come from the same details, so when one detail changes, Telly knows which posts mention it.
Enter the title, time, venue and booking link, or upload the flyer. Telly writes the announcement, the reminder and the day-of post and times them in the event's timezone.
Change the venue and Telly shows the old line crossed out and the new one underneath, for each post. If you rewrote a post yourself, it asks before touching it.
Telly opens each post again in Buffer to see what it says now. A short line like "2 updated · 1 needs review" tells you where things stand.
Mark the event as cancelled and Telly deletes the posts that haven't gone out yet. Anything already published gets flagged so you can post a correction.
Sign in with Buffer. Buffer's own screen lists what Telly is asking for, and you approve it there.
Four permissions. Telly never sees your password.
Type the title, date, venue, price and booking link, or upload the flyer and check what Telly read from it.
About a minute.
Preview the announcement, reminder and day-of post. Press Listen to hear them, then schedule.
Posts go out on the event's local time, wherever you are.
When plans change, edit the event. Telly lists the corrections and asks first about any post you edited by hand.
Nothing in Buffer changes until you say so.
Telly makes the edits you approved, then opens each post in Buffer again to check.
If an edit didn't stick, you'll see it.
Telly edits your posts through Buffer's API
and reads them back before it says it's done
Your Buffer sign-in lives in an encrypted cookie in your browser. The database holds your event details and post IDs, and you can delete them from the app.
Read moreSet up the posts in a minute. If the venue moves next week, you'll fix it in one place.
Each time you open this page, Telly compares your campaigns with what's in your Buffer queue.
This is the demo. Your posts land in a practice queue that only you can see, and nothing gets published anywhere. Each post has buttons to edit it by hand, publish it or remove it, the way you might in Buffer, so you can see what Telly does next. Connect Buffer when you want to schedule for real.
Nothing is in Buffer yet. These are the posts Telly will schedule.
Nothing changes in Buffer until you press Apply.