I run my business alone. Is Kanso worth it?

If social media takes you hours a week, yes. Kanso remembers your brand for you, plans posts around a goal and drafts them in your voice, so you edit instead of starting from a blank page.

How much time does it take to set up?

A few minutes. You answer questions about your business, Kanso drafts the brief and you correct it. Plans and drafts start from it right away.

Which plan fits a one-person business?

Solo: one brand with every feature, every channel and monthly AI credits. Kanso is free during the beta.

Kanso for solo business owners

Social media for one-person businesses,
in the time you have.

You are the owner, the maker and the marketing department. Kanso keeps what you know about your customers and how you talk in one place, so a week of posts takes an evening, not your weekend.

See a campaign come together

See it for a business like yours

TtavolinoDraft

Sunday lunch. Someone else's dishes.

What changes
for solo business owners.

Your brand, written down once.
Who you serve, how you sound and what you offer go into one brief. Every plan and draft starts from it.
A plan instead of a daily scramble.
Kanso turns a goal, like more bookings in March, into a campaign with posts and dates you can schedule in one go.
A second pair of eyes.
Send a post to a friend, a partner or an accountant by link before it goes out. No account needed.

TTavolinoBrand Brain

Brand brief

A little more like us.

Audience
The family organizer
A proper lunch together, without a day of preparation.
Owner's note
Content pillar
Around the table
Shared meals. Less work for the person arranging them.
Owner's noteWebsite
Brand voice
Warm, with a dry wit.
Use the everyday detail. Keep the punchline short.
Approved by the team

Example business

01Start with what you have

The pieces
are already there.

The words your team uses. The details customers ask about. The things you would never say.

Bring them into the same place. Give each source a role before it shapes a post.

Keep files with their terms in Media Library

tavolino.example

TavolinoMenuOur storyBook

A place at our table.

Sunday lunch. Bring everyone.

Book a table

Business context

Anna Carter

Owner

Tue, 18:42

“It's always the same person who ends up cooking for everyone.”

0:09

Audience insight

A Sunday lunch table with pasta, bread, olives and white wine

sunday-table.jpg2.4 MB

Visual

Illustrative materials for a sample campaign.

The right feedback.
In the right place.

Send your client one link. Let them see the work, point to what needs changing and approve the version they mean.

Review Room/Tavolino

Version 1Awaiting review

TtavolinoInstagram post

Click the photo to pin a comment

Bring the family. We'll take it from here.

Try it: this preview is interactive. Nothing is sent or published.

More about Review Room Approved? Give it a date in Scheduling

The details behind
each part of the work.

Brand knowledge, put to work

The audience you know. The words you would use. The claims you can stand behind. Keep them together, ready for the next post.

Explore Brand Brain

TTavolinoBrand Brain

Brand brief

A little more like us.

Audience
The family organizer
A proper lunch together, without a day of preparation.
Owner's note
Content pillar
Around the table
Shared meals. Less work for the person arranging them.
Owner's noteWebsite
Brand voice
Warm, with a dry wit.
Use the everyday detail. Keep the punchline short.
Approved by the team

Questions from
solo business owners.

Your next post
starts here.

Join the waitlist and we'll get in touch when beta access is available.

Social media for one-person businesses,in the time you have.

What changesfor solo business owners.

Your brand, written down once.

A plan instead of a daily scramble.

A second pair of eyes.

The piecesare already there.