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How does HotMango make my content?
You give it a brand — your website, a few files, or answers to a short interview — and a brief about the business. From that it plans a month, writes the copy for each day, and composes a cover image or clip where one is asked for. Nothing publishes until you approve it.
Why does every day need my approval before it goes out?
Approving copy and approving publication are treated as two separate decisions, on purpose — it is the point at which responsibility for what gets said passes from HotMango to you. Editing a day after you approved it clears that approval, so it always matches what you last saw.
Which platforms can HotMango post to for me?
X and LinkedIn today, as text posts and threads. Instagram, TikTok and YouTube need each platform's own multi-step media upload flow and are not wired yet — HotMango still writes for those channels, and you post the finished file yourself. See the guide on sharing a reel.
Can I take what HotMango made and post it myself?
Yes. Every piece of content has a download — the finished image or video together with its caption, ready to upload wherever you like. It works even on a day that is not fully finished; you get whatever part of it is real.
Why did a picture come back declined instead of made?
The image model itself refused the request — most often because a description leaned on specific body detail rather than the overall scene. It is a decision the vendor made, not a fault in HotMango, and asking again with the same words will be refused again. Try describing the scene rather than the person in it.
The colours or logo on my content look wrong. What do I do?
Open your brand board, correct the field that is wrong, and approve the corrected version — an approved board is what every future piece of content is drawn against, so a fix there fixes everything made after it. It does not repaint anything already made.