Release Notes

Failed posts now tell you why. Hover over any failed post to see exactly what went wrong—error code, timestamp, retry attempts, and whether it's retryable. No more guessing. Plus we fixed a LinkedIn API issue that was causing document posts to fail, and reduced the scheduling buffer from 2 hours to 15 minutes so you can post faster when you need to.

See Why Posts Fail

Every failed post now shows an info button (ⓘ) next to the "Failed" badge. Click it to see the full error details: what went wrong, when it happened, how many times we tried, and whether it's worth retrying. Authentication failed? You'll know to reconnect. Network timeout? We'll tell you it's retryable. Invalid content? You'll see exactly what LinkedIn rejected.

LinkedIn API Updated

Fixed a critical issue where LinkedIn deprecated their January 2025 API version mid-month, causing all document uploads to fail. We've updated to the latest API version (January 2026) and now read the version from environment variables so we can update it instantly without code changes.

Faster Scheduling

Reduced the minimum scheduling buffer from 2 hours to 15 minutes. You can now schedule posts much closer to the current time when you need to move fast. Still provides enough buffer for reliability and last-minute edits, but doesn't force you to wait hours to publish urgent content.

Starting 2026 with a cleaner experience. We fixed the PDF viewer that was giving some users trouble, improved how images display across the blog, and added related reading sections so you can discover more LinkedIn tips without hunting around.

PDF Viewer Fixed

The PDF carousel preview now works reliably across all browsers. No more blank screens or loading issues when previewing your document uploads.

Better Blog Experience

Images in blog posts now display with proper aspect ratios—no more awkward stretching or cropping. Plus, we added "Related Reading" sections to help you discover more LinkedIn strategies and tips.

Mobile Polish

Improved responsiveness across different screen sizes. Tables, comparison charts, and navigation all work better on smaller screens.

LinkedIn posts can finally include more than walls of text. Upload images, share PDFs, and actually SEE how your post will look before it goes live. Our last update of 2025—going out with visuals. Radical concept, we know.

Images That Don't Lie

Upload a single image or create multi-image posts, and we'll show you exactly how LinkedIn will display them. Portrait photos get arranged differently than landscape. Two images sit side-by-side. Three or more create a grid layout. You see it here, it posts like that there. No surprises.

PDFs That Look Professional

Upload a document and get a sleek carousel preview—not a generic file icon with "document.pdf" underneath. Your audience can see the first page, navigate through with arrows, even go fullscreen. Share whitepapers, case studies, or slide decks and have them actually look good.

Video Thumbnails Ready to Roll

Upload videos and see real thumbnail previews. Know what your audience will see before you hit schedule. No more "wait, which frame did it pick?" moments.

Media Library for the Organized

All your uploaded images, PDFs, and videos in one place. Upload once, reuse across multiple posts. Delete what you don't need. No more hunting through folders or re-uploading the same company logo seventeen times.

Inline Post Creation

New post editor modal lets you write, preview, attach media, and schedule without leaving the calendar view. Quick access to LinkedIn's optimal posting times built right in. Idea strikes? Post created. Done.

Documentation system is live. We know—"read the docs" isn't useful when the docs don't exist. So we built a complete documentation system with getting started guides, video tutorials, and step-by-step screenshots. No more guessing how things work.

Complete Documentation System

No more trial and error. The new documentation center includes a Quick Start Guide that takes you from zero to scheduled posts in 10 minutes with step-by-step screenshots and a video walkthrough. Plus a Learning Hub to understand how the Knowledge Base, AI content generation, and scheduling work together—and an FAQ section that answers the most common questions without waiting for support.

Step-by-step Quick Start guide with Guidde screenshots and video tutorial

See How We Compare

We added dedicated comparison pages for founders evaluating their options. Triorama vs Buffer—they schedule posts, we write AND schedule them. Same price tier, completely different value. Triorama vs Later—Later's built for Instagram grids, we're built for LinkedIn founders who want AI content and actually seeing how their post will look before publishing.

For Founders Landing Page

A page that speaks your language. No enterprise jargon, no "schedule a demo" gatekeeping. Just the facts about why busy founders choose AI-powered content over DIY posting or expensive agencies.

Triorama AI is officially open for business. We built this because we lived the problem. As bootstrapped founders wearing every hat imaginable (product, engineering, sales, support) personal branding kept falling off the priority list. We were already using AI to polish drafts and generate ideas, so we thought: why not make this a proper tool?

Founder-Led Content Marketing, Automated

This isn't another generic social media scheduler. It's built specifically for founders and business leaders who know LinkedIn matters for their business but can't justify hours every week crafting posts. Our AI learns your voice, understands your industry, and generates content that sounds like you, not like a robot pretending to be you.

From Idea to Published in Minutes

Tell us what you want to talk about, and we'll generate multiple variations. Pick the one that resonates, tweak if needed, schedule it, and move on. Batch your content creation on Monday morning and have your LinkedIn presence handled for the week.

Scheduling just got smarter. No more accidental posts or timezone confusion. We've added intelligent safeguards that give you breathing room without getting in your way. Because "oops I posted that" shouldn't be part of your LinkedIn strategy.

2-Hour Safety Buffer

Every scheduled post now requires at least 2 hours before going live. Enough time to review, edit, or cancel if that typo suddenly jumps out at you, and long enough for approval workflows if you need them. If you try to schedule something too soon, you'll get clear feedback telling you exactly when you can schedule instead.

Four Ways to Pick Your Posting Times

You control how posts get scheduled. Choose the timing strategy that works best for your audience:

• LinkedIn Best Times — Rotate through proven engagement windows (8:00, 10:00, 12:00, 17:00, 19:00). Research-backed times that work for most industries.
• My Preferred Times — Set custom posting times in your Brand Voice settings and use them across all your content. Perfect for audiences in specific time zones.
• Same Time for All — Every post at the exact same time you choose. Great for building audience expectations ("New post every Tuesday at 9 AM").
• Set Per Post — Full manual control in the final review step. For time-sensitive announcements or coordinating with other marketing activities.

Plan Up to 90 Days Ahead

Batch your content creation and schedule posts months in advance. Perfect for product launches, conferences, or those weeks when you know you'll be heads-down building. Some founders plan their LinkedIn content quarterly. Now you can too.

Timezone Intelligence

Set your timezone once, and everything just works. Schedule at 9am, it posts at 9am your time. No more UTC mental math. No "wait, what timezone is the server in?" Your timezone preference syncs across all scheduling interfaces—calendar view, quick schedule, bulk scheduling. It all just works.

Automatic Time Adjustment

Scheduling at a time that's already passed? No problem. The system automatically adjusts to the next valid available time. If there are no valid times left today, it moves to tomorrow at the first optimal time. Smart scheduling means you never have to manually recalculate.

Our LinkedIn Text Formatter is now free for everyone. No signup, no email, no catch. What started as an internal tool became something too useful to keep to ourselves. Because honestly, LinkedIn still doesn't have a bold button. (Seriously, LinkedIn?)

Bold & Italic That Actually Works

We use Unicode characters to create styled text that displays perfectly everywhere: LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, email, even SMS. No special apps, no browser extensions, just text that works.

• Bold text: 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝘁𝘆𝗹𝗲 grabs attention
• Italic text: 𝘛𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘴𝘵𝘺𝘭𝘦 adds subtle emphasis
• Copy once, paste anywhere Unicode is supported

Professional Emoji Picker

Not every emoji belongs in a business post. Our curated picker surfaces the ones that actually work for professional communication, organized by category so you're not scrolling through 47 variations of party hats.

Power User? We Got You.

Ctrl+B for bold, Ctrl+I for italic. Just like every other text editor you've ever used. Muscle memory intact.

The foundation is laid. Our core LinkedIn automation platform is live with AI-powered content generation that actually learns your voice, scheduling that respects your time, and a dashboard that shows you what matters without the noise.

Your Command Center

A clean dashboard that cuts the clutter. See scheduled posts, track published content, and monitor engagement at a glance. Everything a founder needs, nothing they don't.

AI That Learns Your Voice

Tell us about your business, your audience, and how you like to communicate. Our AI uses this context to generate content that sounds like you wrote it, not like a robot pretending to be you.

Visual Content Calendar

See your content strategy at a glance. Plan posts across days and weeks, spot gaps in your schedule, and maintain consistent posting without spreadsheet gymnastics.

Secure LinkedIn Connection

Connect your LinkedIn through official OAuth. Your credentials never touch our servers. We get a token, you stay in control.