Engage

Engage answers your Instagram for you.

Five Instagram events can trigger a reply you wrote once. When the conversation stops being routine, it hands the thread to you.

One controlled handoff

A comment starts the flow. Postlyra answers, then leaves the whole conversation in the shared Inbox for Evan to continue.

Trigger
Reel comment · GUIDE
First response
Approved automation
Next response
Human takeover
Liam Brooks@liamcreates · fictional Instagram contact
Demo conversation
Evan Chen@evan.builds · workspace ownerHuman takeover ready
  1. @liamcreatesReel comment

    GUIDE

    Comment keyword trigger
  2. Postlyra for @evan.buildsDirect message

    Here’s the guide from my Reel. What are you working through this week?

    Automated private reply
  3. Postlyra InboxDirect message

    Liam’s reply is now in the shared Inbox for a person to continue.

    Inbox handoff
  4. @evan.buildsDirect message

    I’m here now, Liam. Tell me where the process keeps getting stuck.

    Human reply from Evan

One ordered demo sequence: keyword trigger, approved automation, Inbox handoff, human reply.

Inbox · Human takeover

It hands you the whole thread.

DMs and story replies land in one shared Inbox with their history intact. A person takes over inside Meta’s allowed reply window.

Contacts · Tags · History

It remembers who is speaking.

Every sender becomes a contact with tags and history, so a returning person arrives with context instead of as a row of campaign data.

Automation scenarios

You switch on one situation at a time.

Pick the Instagram trigger, write the response once, and see the enabled scope before the automation goes anywhere near a person.

Activity · Control states

Every automated action is on the record.

The activity log shows what matched, what replied, and what stopped. Draft, active, paused, and human-takeover states stay explicit.

A closer look

See where the automation ends and you begin.

Walk through the Inbox, contacts, trigger controls, and human takeover with your own account in mind.

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