The job you just finished is the post you never write.
One photo and a line about the work. It builds the story around them.
Start free — 2 employees and starter capacity included.
- Built from your own jobs
- Starts paused until you turn it on
- Only the accounts you connect
It works across the apps you already use
A photo from the van. A post that reads like you did it.
How Finished Job Showcase actually works
The material isn’t the problem. You finish something worth showing most weeks. The problem is that at six o’clock the photo stays in the camera roll and the week moves on.
- Start from a real jobOne photo and a line about what you did. “6m×4m garden room in Didsbury, supply and fit, two days” is enough to build a post from.
- Build the storyPhoto and caption together, written from that job rather than pulled off a stock caption bank that could describe anyone’s work.
- Give it a next stepEvery post ends with something the reader can actually do — message for a quote, ask about the dates. A caption that goes nowhere does nothing.
- Send it to the account you pickedThe Facebook or Instagram account you connected to it, and nothing else. What went out and when stays on the record, so the feed isn’t a black box.
What it will not do
- Touch an account you haven’t connected to it
- Post to TikTok — there’s no scheduling action there at all
- Invent a job, a price or a date you didn’t give it
- Take the photograph — the picture of your work is yours to supply
- Reply to comments or messages — that’s a different employee
Every employee lands paused. You choose the apps it may use and the accounts it may reach, and nothing happens until you turn it on.
Who it’s for
Trades whose next job comes off a local feed rather than a directory, and whose strongest content is a before-and-after: landscaping, plastering, building completion, domestic cleaning. Landscaping runs March to October, so the months you have least time to write anything are exactly the months worth showing. Motor repair runs the same shape — busiest around the March and September plate changes, quietest on the feed at the same time. It is the wrong way round, because busy is when there is most to show.
Questions people ask
What do I have to give it?
A photo and a sentence. “6m×4m garden room in Didsbury, supply and fit, two days” is enough to build a post from.
Which platforms does it work with?
The Facebook and Instagram accounts you connect to it. TikTok has no scheduling action available, so it can’t work there.
Does it take the photos?
No. The picture of the work is yours. It writes the story around what you supply, which is why the photo is the one thing worth taking before you pack the van.
Will every post read the same?
Each one is built from the actual job rather than a stock caption bank, and each carries its own next step. What doesn’t sound like you, you change.
How is this different from Social Post Publisher?
Social Post Publisher owns your planned posting across the week. This one is narrower: one finished job, one story, ready to go out. Separate hires, separate permissions.
Can it handle the comments the post gets?
No, that’s Social Reply Assistant. Worth knowing before you rely on it: Facebook Page comments can be read but replying to one isn’t available.
Show the work while it’s still fresh.
Hire Finished Job ShowcaseStart free — 2 employees and starter capacity included.
Also on iOS and Android.
Every employee starts switched off, and you choose which accounts it can use.