Chat
“Who’s doing what?” It’s in the top bar.
The top bar keeps count of everything open in the chat: the plan, posts in review, briefs, commitments. Plus reminders, tasks, voice notes as text, and scheduled sends.
Social media teams hate WhatsApp.
Approvals, feedback and files get buried in group chats that never switch off. Sorted gives each client one workspace, so WhatsApp goes back to being WhatsApp.
Work chat that stays out of the WhatsApp group.
Chat. Plan. Approve.
The three jobs WhatsApp was never built to do.
Plan
“Did they see the plan?” They ticked it.
Share the plan into the chat. Your client ticks each post and idea, and the chat's top bar keeps the count.
Pipeline
“Which one is final?” The one with the green tick.
Pin a comment right on the photo, numbered. Your client approves the post from the chat with a confirm step. One post at a time, never in bulk.
Assets
“Can you send the logo again?” It never left.
Every photo, lookbook and campaign deck for the client in one place. Photos and PDFs open right inside Sorted.
Briefs
“Where’s the brief?” Pinned, with pictures.
Your client writes the brief in Sorted, photos and all. It stays exactly as written: Open while you work on it, Closed when it’s done.
You've scrolled this far. Might as well sign up.
Set up a client in two minutes. Invite them with a link.
Free. Faster than finding that one voice note.What Sorted sorts.
Four arguments you’ll never have again.
Approvals
“When did I approve this?” Tuesday, 4:12 pm.
Every social media post in Sorted carries its own approval: who said yes, to what, and when. No scrolling up a group to prove it. No screenshots as evidence.
Logged the moment your client taps Approve.
Evenings
“Is this final?” Not at 11 pm.
Client feedback, files and “is this final?” live in Sorted. Not between dinner plans and your bank's OTPs. Your phone is yours again after work.
Groups and DMs with your team and your client.
Clients
“Which group was that?” None. It’s a workspace.
Each client gets a workspace for their social media posts, briefs, files and chat. Switching clients is one tap, not a scroll through forty groups.
SRTD on Instagram is one workspace. SRTD on LinkedIn is another.
Catch-up
Stop checking. Sorted checks for you.
At 10:30 and 3:30 on weekdays, one email tells you what moved while you were away: approvals, comments, briefs, chats. Every line opens the right screen. Nothing new, no email.
Weekdays, 10:30 am and 3:30 pm.
Get your social media work sorted.
Made for people who’ve typed “any update?” too many times.