Tiberius Images · Your Content Tool, Phase One

A tool that creates and publishes your content, in your own voice, proven on your own accounts first.

You already get daily content and LinkedIn publishing out of this tool. This is about making it reliably create and publish everywhere you actually post, starting with Facebook and Instagram, judged by you on real posts before either of us talks about anything bigger.

The Tiberius Images dashboard, showing recent posts with draft, ready and published statuses.
Your tool as it runs today: posts written from your images, their status, and the one account it publishes to so far.
Prepared for Russ Climie 2026 · 08 · 11
01 · The Trial

This is a proof of concept.

You run it on your own accounts, on your own posts, on your own schedule. Then you decide.

What you've had for a while now is a tool that writes content in your voice from your own images and gets it out to LinkedIn on its own.

Facebook and Instagram never got connected. That's on me. Here's how I close that gap and prove it holds.

You'll know it works because you watch it happen, not because I tell you.
The Content and Voice settings screen, with persona, voice and tone, brand values and topics to avoid all filled in.
The settings that keep it sounding like you. Every post the tool writes is shaped by these, which is the part that makes it yours rather than generic.

So I'm not going to ask you to take a feature request on faith. This is a trial, not a launch.

You connect Facebook and Instagram. You publish real posts on your own schedule. You see for yourself whether it holds up under normal use.

One contained piece of work. One clear thing to judge. Nothing bigger gets committed to, on either side, until you've judged it.

What we're proving is simple: a tool you can rely on to create and publish content quickly, in your own voice, wherever you actually post.

02 · What's Already Built

The engine is written. Proving it live is the work.

Your tool was built to publish to more than one platform from day one. Facebook and Instagram are already part of it, sitting next to LinkedIn.
Getting those two live on your accounts, and keeping them reliably connected, is the entire job.
The Connected Accounts screen, showing LinkedIn connected and Facebook, Instagram and Twitter with unused Connect buttons.
Connected Accounts in your tool right now. LinkedIn is live. Facebook and Instagram come next.
03 · Scope

What actually happens.

Three pieces of work, plus two small things on your end.
The work
Connect, publish, and keep it working
  • Connect the Tiberius Images Facebook page and Instagram account to your web tool through Meta's app permissions.
  • Publish directly from the tool to Facebook and Instagram, the same way LinkedIn works today.
  • Keep the connection stable, so you're not hitting expired-connection errors down the road.
  • Post through to your real accounts until it holds up reliably.
On your endGrant app access to FB page + IG account On your endConfirm IG is a Business or Creator account

If your Instagram is already linked to the Tiberius Facebook Page as a Business or Creator account, there's nothing to do on that front.

Meta requires that link before any tool can post. That's not specific to this build.

One honest limit: Instagram posting through this integration is photos only. No video, no Reels. If that's something you want later, it's a separate and larger piece of work, not part of this scope.

04 · What Working Looks Like

How you'll know it worked.

Here's what "it works" actually means, so you're not guessing what to judge it against.
You post it, it shows up
Publish from the tool, and the post appears on your Facebook Page and Instagram feed, the same way it already does on LinkedIn.
It stays connected
No re-authorizing every few weeks. The connection-refresh fix is what keeps it alive on its own.
You judge it on real use
Not a one-time demo. Run it on actual posts, over actual weeks, and see whether it earns a place in how you already work.

If it clears that bar, you have something you can rely on, and something you can point at.

If it doesn't, you'll know that too. And you'll know it early and cheaply, rather than after committing to something larger.

05 · Timeline

Fast on my end. Meta is the wildcard.

One to three focused engineering days. The calendar time around it depends on Meta, not on me.
Engineering time
One to three focused days once you've granted app access: connecting the platforms and testing against your real accounts.
Calendar time
My setup and submission to Meta happen within days of you granting access. From there, Meta controls the clock.
Meta has to approve the connection before it goes fully live, and Meta controls that timing, not me. I'll keep you posted the moment I know more.

I'd rather tell you that up front than promise a date Meta controls, not me.

06 · Investment

What the number buys.

One number, one build, one real trial on your own accounts.
Total to finish and prove your content tool
Covers the Meta app connection, Facebook and Instagram publishing, the connection-refresh fix, and posting through to your real accounts until it holds. One-time cost, with no ongoing fee for this piece.
$6,000
$1,000 to start · $5,000 when it works
It's one number, not a meter
No hourly clock, no change order if Meta's setup turns out to take more back-and-forth than expected. You know the cost before you decide.
What it's worth after
Two more places your work publishes automatically, permanently, at no cost per post. And a straight answer, from your own accounts, to whether this tool is something worth building further on.

This is separate from the daily content emails, which have never been billed and aren't part of this scope. That's a conversation I owe you separately, and I'm not folding it in here.

07 · Next Step

Two things from you, and I start.

Nothing complicated: a couple of permissions and we're moving.
1
Grant app access
Give my Meta app access to the Tiberius Facebook page and Instagram account.
2
Confirm the IG account type
Make sure Instagram is linked as a Business or Creator account to the Facebook Page. If it already is, you're done here.

Happy to hop on a call first and walk through any of it if that's easier than doing it cold. Otherwise, once access is granted, I get to work.

Reply to my email or give me a call, and we'll do both of these together on a screen share.
Where This Could Go

Where phase two starts.

Back in February you floated selling this same tool to your own clients. I never gave you a real answer. I want to now.

Phase one is entirely about you: a tool you use yourself, reliably, in your own voice, across the accounts you actually post to.

And you can't sell your clients on a tool you haven't seen hold up in your own hands.

That's exactly what this gives you. Real posts, on your own accounts, over real time.

If it works, you're also holding the evidence for the bigger idea you brought me, a public-facing version of the same tool your clients could use.

No numbers here, no pitch. Once this ships and you've had a chance to run it, let's sit down and talk through what phase two could look like.