Brand workspace
Owner-scoped organizations and brands, persistent brand profiles, manual drafts, a private media library and content attachments.
Independent project / In development
Synvaro is an independent, Apache 2.0-licensed open-source AI Content Studio for preparing and reviewing content across multiple brands. It is a separate project from Spexop UI. Development is private today; the code will be made public when the main core is complete. That publication does not itself mean the product is ready for general use.
Selected capabilities merged in private development, with their proof limits.
Owner-scoped organizations and brands, persistent brand profiles, manual drafts, a private media library and content attachments.
Text, image, voice and video generation adapters, plus local FFmpeg Reels assembly. Provider access, budgets and live acceptance vary by feature; merged code does not mean every provider flow is live-ready.
OAuth connection adapters cover Facebook Pages, linked professional Instagram accounts, LinkedIn members and YouTube channels. Controlled publishing code is merged for Facebook Page text and single images, Instagram professional single images, LinkedIn member text and single images, and YouTube video. Each send requires explicit confirmation. Only one Facebook Page text publication has live acceptance; other platform publication remains unverified.
Calendar and scheduled publishing code is merged, but no live scheduled post has been verified. Broader analytics remains planned. The future Community edition calls for self-hosting and user-owned AI provider keys; no released installer is available.
Meta, LinkedIn and Google app consent, account eligibility and real publication require controlled acceptance. Some AI providers have only mock-backed tests or budget-blocked live flows. No production-ready publishing service is claimed here.
Status reflects private development and the recorded live acceptance boundaries as of 2 November 2026.
Development and review currently happen in a private repository. The plan is to open the code to the public when the main core is complete. No publication date or general product launch is promised.