REPLYORA
One Workspace, Every Client, No Chaos
How an 18-year-old Sydney founder built Replyora — the calm dashboard where social media managers run every brand they manage
By Aarushi · Founder, Replyora
For most social media managers, the job isn’t the hard part — the juggling is. A planning app here, a spreadsheet there, approvals over screenshot, invoices somewhere else, and a client asking “what’s going out this week?” in a channel nobody checks. Replyora was built to close that gap.
Replyora is one workspace where a manager runs every client brand: plan the feed on a grid that looks like the feed, write with AI trained on each brand’s voice, and schedule posts that publish themselves to Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
Approvals clients actually do
Every client gets a private link — no login, no app. They see their month, tap approve or ask for changes, and the note lands back on the post. The moment they act, the manager’s dashboard rings. Enquiries, comments and files from clients all arrive in one feed instead of five inboxes.
Built by one person, on purpose
Aarushi is 18, based in Sydney, and built Replyora solo — which is the offer, not the caveat. Beta feedback goes straight to the person who wrote the code, and fixes ship fast, usually the same day.
“The person reading your feedback is the person who wrote the code.”
The closed beta, in plain terms
Replyora is currently in closed beta with a small group of Australian social media managers and micro-agencies. Invited members use the full product free for 30 days — no card, no contract, no obligation — starting with one or two real clients, in real client work.
Testers who find it earns a place in their workflow keep exclusive founder pricing afterwards. Testers who don’t simply say what felt confusing, slow or missing — feedback the founder reads personally, every time. Nothing is deleted when a beta ends.
The beta is invite-only. If this sounds like your kind of calm, join the waitlist at replyora.net/waitlist — and if Aarushi emailed you, just hit reply.