Two people build Cora, and the same two answer the mail.
Email info@apollotechstudio.com and we will get back to you. If you are reporting something broken, tell us your phone, your OS version and the Cora version from the You tab — it turns a guess into a fix.
No. Cora opens straight into planning, and everything you plan lives on your device. Signing in is optional and only exists so your work can follow you to a second device.
No — and no other app can either. Instagram does not allow any third-party app to publish reels or stories automatically, and apps that claim otherwise are either wrong or asking for your password. We never ask for your Instagram password, and we never will.
What Cora does instead: it holds the post — layout, caption, media, all ready — and reminds you at the day and time you chose. Posting is then a paste and a tap. For a story, Cora saves the frames to your camera roll in order and serves your text one frame at a time.
Use Backup in the You tab. Cora writes one file holding everything you have planned — grid, profile mockup, highlights and drafts, plus the photos you added — which you can save anywhere and restore on the new device. Restoring lets you merge with what is already there or replace it.
The preview draws your planned posts into a copy of your profile. If a post is in the wrong place, drag it; if the wrong image is showing, open the post and swap the photo or change the cover. Nothing in the preview is published, so there is nothing you can break by trying.
Deleting the app removes everything held on the device. If you made an account and want it and its data erased, follow Data Deletion — it covers deleting in the app, and requesting deletion by email if you no longer have the app installed.
Nothing. Every feature is included, there is no paid tier to buy, and nothing you make carries a Cora watermark or credit.
English and Ukrainian. Cora follows your device language.
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