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Home: what needs your yes

Home shows your week in four numbers, what needs your yes, what goes out next, and one queue of everything waiting on you. It takes a minute to read.

Watch it done in 59 seconds here, or on YouTube. The steps below follow the same order as the video.
  1. The tiles at the top count this week, Sunday to Saturday: Posts published, Engagement, Audience and Unanswered comments. The line under each number says what it counts or what it is compared with. Click a tile to open the screen behind it.

    The top of Home with four tiles: Posts published, Engagement, Audience and Unanswered, each showing its number.
  2. The sentence at the top of this card counts everything waiting on you. The This week chip names the seven days the page reads. The first two items sit under it, each with the one button that deals with it. The link below them jumps to the rest.

    The card that reads 3 things need your yes, listing two drafts with an Approve button beside each.
  3. The New card opens the composer. Image, Video and Text all open it, and there you pick what you are making. Blog opens your blog strategy instead.

    The New card on Home with four buttons: Image, Video, Text and Blog.
  4. Upcoming lists the next three posts and articles still to go out this week, each with its day, time and network. The line under the list counts the rest and names the next slot. Open calendar shows everything.

    The Upcoming tab listing three scheduled posts with their day, time and network.
  5. Switch to Unanswered to see comments still waiting on a reply, and how long each has waited. Click a row to answer it in Community. Open community lists them all.

    The Unanswered tab with three comments from Instagram and YouTube, each marked Reply.
  6. The Engine sums up the four parts of Munshi, and each tile opens its screen. Blog counts the articles Munshi wrote this cycle against your plan's allowance. Social counts the posts scheduled to go out, and Results the interactions across your accounts. Cycle counts the days left in your trial or billing cycle.

    The Engine row with four tiles: Blog, Social, Results and Cycle.
  7. Also waiting on you lists everything behind the count, with broken things first. Each row names its network and has one action: Retry a failed post, Fix an article that did not publish, or Reconnect an expired network. The others are Approve a draft, Review an article, Set up a missing step, or Upgrade when an allowance runs out.

    The Also waiting on you list with three drafts, each tagged Review, with its network and an Approve button.
  8. Approve opens the Drafts tab on Social, where the draft is waiting. Post now sends it straight away, and Schedule gives it a time. Nothing goes out until you pick one.

    The Drafts tab on Social with the LinkedIn draft and its Post now, Schedule, Edit and Delete buttons.

Where you are now

You know what this week holds and what is waiting on you. Work down the queue. Once it is clear, the card reads Nothing needs you.

If something goes wrong

“We couldn't check everything that needs you.”

Reload Home in a moment to check again. One of the sources behind the count did not answer, so more may be waiting than the card shows.

“Your numbers didn't load.”

Click Try again in the bar. Munshi could not read your accounts just now, but everything else on Home is up to date.

A tile says Collecting instead of a number

Wait for the first readings to arrive, and the number appears. There is no reading for that figure yet, usually because the account was connected recently.

Approve did not publish the post

Pick Post now or Schedule on the Drafts tab. Approve opens the draft rather than sending it, so nothing goes out by accident.

Try it on your own brand this week.

Munshi Social, the AI content marketing engine for small teams, plans, writes, publishes, and tracks your blog and socials. The guide above shows the real app, not a mock-up.

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