Yoomru
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Install on Shopify

Everything Yoomru does

Built for one job: keeping your store present on social media without you thinking about it.

Connect once

Eleven networks, one setup

Connect the accounts you already post to. Every Page, board and location arrives as its own channel, and the tokens that expire are refreshed for you.

Channels

Every account is its own channel

Connecting a network does not add one channel, it adds every destination inside it. That is what makes targeting possible later: dresses go to the dresses board, the flagship location posts more often than the others, and the Story channel runs a different template from the feed.
  • A Facebook Page, a Pinterest board and a Google location are three separate channels
  • Instagram adds two: the feed account and a Story channel of its own
  • Auto-share, the post template and the schedule are all set per channel
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Channels 6 connected Add channel
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aurorastudio
Instagram · Account
Auto-post ON
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aurorastudio
Instagram · Story
Auto-post ON
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Aurora Studio
Facebook · Page
Auto-post ON
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Dresses
Pinterest · Board
Auto-post ON
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Lisbon · Chiado
Google Business Profile · Location
Auto-post OFF
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@aurorastudio
Telegram · Channel
Reconnect needed
Staying connected

You hear about it first

Access gets revoked, passwords change, allowances run out. Yoomru sends one alert per channel rather than one per failed post, and each one links straight to the thing that needs fixing.
  • Tokens that expire are refreshed in the background before they run out
  • A rejected channel is disabled and flagged, not left failing quietly
  • Reconnecting keeps the settings, labels and everything already scheduled
Notifications Mark all as read
Post failed to publish 2m

Instagram · The Aurora Linen Dress. Tap for the exact error.

Threads was disconnected 1h

The network rejected its access. Reconnect to resume posting.

Monthly AI allowance used up Tue

Posts fall back to their template text until next month.

Automation

It posts by itself

A product going live in Shopify is the trigger. Planners keep the back catalog moving on a schedule, on your store's clock.

Auto-share

Publishing a product is the trigger

There is no separate step. A product becoming visible in your store is what starts the posts, and a product is never auto-shared twice, however many times you unpublish, edit or republish it afterwards.
  • Hold every launch for a review window before the first post goes out
  • Stagger channels so one product does not hit every network in the same second
  • A per-channel collection filter decides which products each channel receives
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Auto-share Today
2:14 PM
Product published
The Aurora Linen Dress
Review window
Holding 15 minutes before anything goes out
2:30 PM
Image Facebook Posted
Link card and first comment
2:35 PM
Image Instagram Posted
Feed image, auto-fitted
2:40 PM
Image Pinterest Queued
Pin queued, 5 minutes apart
Planners

The back catalog keeps working

Auto-share only knows about what is new. A planner is the other half: it picks matching products and posts them on a schedule, skipping anything out of stock, until you stop it or the catalog runs out.
  • Filter by collection, tag, product type, vendor or creation date, with a live match count
  • Random order never repeats a product until the whole catalog has been through
  • Interval or weekly, and a planner pauses itself if its channels disappear
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
New planner
Type Filters Schedule Order Content
Products to share
Filtered Specific products
Collection
Dresses
Tag
linen
12 products match these filters
Continue
Timing

On your clock, at the right minute

Give a product a publish date in Shopify and its posts are built straight away and left waiting for it. Move the date and they move with it. Edit the product before it goes live and they are rebuilt with the new content.
  • Products with a future availability date post the moment they go live, not before
  • Every time in the app is your store's clock, not a server's somewhere else
  • Sleep hours push a slot to the end of the window instead of skipping it
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Scheduled availability Waiting
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress
The Aurora Linen Dress
Goes live Thu 14 Aug · 09:00
Image Instagram 09:00
Image Facebook 09:05
Image Pinterest 09:10
Move the date and these move with it
Store clock Europe/Lisbon
Sleep hours 22:00 – 07:00
The words

Written for you

One post, tuned per network. Templates fill themselves from the product at publish time, and AI writes the caption when you would rather not.

The composer

One post, tuned per network

Every channel you picked sits in one editor, each with the fields its network actually supports. Instagram has no link field because a caption cannot carry one. Threads disables the link when media is attached. The rules are visible rather than remembered.
  • Write once and let the other channels sync from it, or break any of them off
  • Media modes, links, first comments and titles appear only where the network has them
  • Invalid combinations are caught while you write, not after the post fails
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Schedule post 5 channels
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress
The Aurora Linen Dress
$89.00
Image Image Image Image Image + Add
Sync content
Content Write with AI
{product_name} just landed. {product_price}, in stock now.
#newarrival #linendress
Attach media
Product image All attached images Custom media Generate a video
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress
Schedule for
Jul 11, 2026 · 6:45 PM
Europe/Lisbon, your store's clock
Schedule Share now
Shortcodes

Write it once, it fills itself in

A template is not a draft you copy. It is a sentence with holes in it, and the holes are filled from the product at the moment the post goes out. Change a price after scheduling and the post that publishes still carries the right one.
  • Prices, stock and tags resolve when the post publishes, not when you wrote it
  • Around thirty tokens, including metafields and per-network values
  • Set a template once per network, override it on a single channel when needed
  • The posted link is the product URL, or a custom one carrying UTM tags, shortened if you want
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Post content Shortcodes
New in: {product_name}, {product_price}.
Shop it at {product_url}
{product_hashtags}
At publish time
New in: The Aurora Linen Dress, $89.00.
Shop it at aurorastudio.com/linen-dress
#linen #dress #newarrival
{product_type} {product_vendor} {product_stock} {shop_name} {network_name} and 20 more
AI captions

Captions written per product

Generate once in the composer, or let a planner generate a fresh caption for every product as its turn comes. Every generation is logged with its prompt, its result and what it cost against your allowance, so nothing about it is a black box.
  • The prompt is yours to edit and shown in full, never hidden behind a button
  • Reusable templates whose prompts take shortcodes, filled per product
  • A failed generation falls back to the template text rather than skipping the post
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Write with AI

This exact text goes to the AI. Edit it however you like.

Write a short, upbeat caption for {product_name}, {product_price}. Mention the fabric and the fit. Add three hashtags.
Reset to default Generate
Result
Soft, breathable linen that keeps its shape all day. The Aurora Linen Dress is back in stock at $89.00, in three colours. #linendress #newarrival #aurorastudio
Generated at publish time, per product Used this month: 12 of 250
Creative

Nothing to design, nothing to shoot

Video, AI UGC, collages and review cards, all made from the product photos and reviews you already have, themed from one brand kit.

Product videos

50+ templates, rendered from your catalog

Vertical 9:16 video for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, built from the product's own photos and your brand kit. Every clip below came out of the renderer. Hover one to watch it run.

Product Showcase template

Product Showcase

Bold Type template

Bold Type

Flash Sale template

Flash Sale

Lookbook template

Lookbook

Parallax template

Parallax

Shutter template

Shutter

Magazine Cover template

Magazine Cover

Card Deck template

Card Deck

Countdown template

Countdown

Phone Frame template

Phone Frame

Paper Cut template

Paper Cut

Risograph template

Risograph

Neon template

Neon

Split Flap template

Split Flap

1080 x 1920, 30 fps MP4 166 royalty-free tracks, or upload your own Your logo and colours from the brand kit Rendered when the post publishes
AI UGC

Your product, on a person

The creator-style clip that actually performs, without a model, a studio or a shoot. Pick a scene, and your product is put on it: worn, held, or set down where it belongs. Every clip below is the scene itself, waiting for a product.

Tops & tees Dresses & outerwear Beauty & skincare Drinkware & kitchen Jewellery & accessories Gadgets & tech Home & decor Pets & kids
Mirror selfie UGC scene

Mirror selfie

Street walk UGC scene

Street walk

Café table UGC scene

Café table

Turn in daylight UGC scene

Turn in daylight

Doorway pose UGC scene

Doorway pose

Evening stairs UGC scene

Evening stairs

Counter routine UGC scene

Counter routine

Hand swatch UGC scene

Hand swatch

Vanity close-up UGC scene

Vanity close-up

Morning pour UGC scene

Morning pour

Counter styling UGC scene

Counter styling

Fridge grab UGC scene

Fridge grab

Hand detail UGC scene

Hand detail

Getting ready UGC scene

Getting ready

Neckline close-up UGC scene

Neckline close-up

Desk setup UGC scene

Desk setup

Unbox on the bed UGC scene

Unbox on the bed

On the move UGC scene

On the move

Shelf styling UGC scene

Shelf styling

Sofa corner UGC scene

Sofa corner

Window light UGC scene

Window light

Treat reaction UGC scene

Treat reaction

Play on the rug UGC scene

Play on the rug

Walk-out UGC scene

Walk-out

24 scenes across 8 product categories Clothing is worn, everything else is held or placed You see the still before it becomes a video Labelled as AI-generated, as TikTok and Meta require
Collages

Ten layouts, built from the photos you have

A branded image instead of a bare product shot. Every network takes one, including the ones that will not take generated video, and one good photo is enough: layouts that show several frames re-crop the same shot rather than tiling it.

Grid Four collage layout

Grid Four

Hero + Three collage layout

Hero + Three

Split Pair collage layout

Split Pair

Price Card collage layout

Price Card

Column collage layout

Column

Stack collage layout

Stack

Polaroid Wall collage layout

Polaroid Wall

Band collage layout

Band

Frame collage layout

Frame

Ticket collage layout

Ticket

Square, portrait, story and pin sizes The right size picked per network, automatically One product photo is enough Your logo and colours from the brand kit
AI UGC videos

Your product, on a person

The scene is ours, already shot and reviewed; your product is the only thing that changes, which is why a clip costs cents rather than a shoot. Two stores using the same template get the same recognisable creator, wearing or holding two different products.
  • 24 scenes across 8 product categories, so a mug and a t-shirt get different treatment
  • Clothing is worn by the model, everything else is held or placed in the room
  • You approve the still before it becomes a video, and starting over costs nothing extra
  • 50 AI credits per video, refunded in full if a generation fails
Collages

A branded image, not a bare product shot

Every network takes an image, including the ones that will not take a generated video, which makes this the cheapest post you can automate. Pinterest and Google Business get one where a video would simply be rejected.
  • Ten layouts, from a four-up grid to a perforated ticket stub
  • Square, portrait, story and pin sizes, picked per network automatically
  • One product photo is enough: repeated frames are re-cropped, never tiled
  • No AI involved, so it costs no credits at all
Image Image Image Image
Review cards

Reviews become something postable

Connect Judge.me and your reviews turn into branded card images. Attach one to a post by hand, or set a planner to post type Reviews and let it keep sharing new ones as they arrive, never repeating until it has been through them all.
  • Ten card designs, each rendered as a sample with your own colours so you pick by look
  • Filter by minimum rating, verified buyers or reviews with photos
  • Square for feeds and 9:16 for Stories, chosen automatically per channel

“The linen is so soft and it has not lost its shape after a dozen washes. Living in this dress.”

Marta S.
Verified buyer
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress
The Aurora Linen Dress
$89.00
aurorastudio
Brand kit

Your logo and colours, set once

Every template above is driven by the same product data and the same brand kit, which is why switching template does not mean redoing the design. The clip and the review card come out looking like your store either way.
  • Pull the logo straight from your Shopify brand settings in one click
  • Background, text and accent colours, plus the call-to-action wording
  • Change it once and every future video and card follows
admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Brand kit Use Shopify brand logo
A
Logo
aurora-mark.png · 512 × 512
Replace
Background
#f5f2ed
Text
#1c1c22
Accent
#FF5839
Call to action Shop now
Applied to all ten video templates and all ten review card designs
Where you work

Inside the admin you already use

The calendar, the product page and the bulk actions live where you work, so scheduling a post is never a trip to another tab.

admin.shopify.com · Yoomru
Calendar Calendar view ▾
New post
Mon 9
Linen dress drop
9:00 AM Image
Linen dress drop
12:30 PM Image
Tue 10
New arrivals video
12:30 PM Image
Wed 11
Weekend sale 20%
6:45 PM Image
Weekend sale 20%
9:00 AM Image
Thu 12
Evergreen planner
2 slots · 6:00 PM
Drag a post to reschedule it Filter by channel, network or status Planner slots shown before they run
Product page block

Its posts, on the product page

You are already on the product when the question comes up: has this gone out anywhere, and when is it going out next. The block answers that where you are standing, without opening the app.
  • A summary line, then that product's posts with channel, status and date
  • Schedule post opens the composer already pointed at this product
  • Open calendar jumps to the calendar filtered down to it
admin.shopify.com · Products
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress
The Aurora Linen Dress
Active · Dresses
Image Yoomru 3 published · 1 upcoming
Image aurorastudio Published Jul 11
Image Aurora Studio Published Jul 11
Image Dresses Published Jul 11
Image @aurorastudio Scheduled Jul 14 · 09:00
Schedule post Open calendar
Bulk action

Twenty products, one action

Shopify's own bulk selection is the fastest way to pick a set of products, so Yoomru uses it rather than asking you to rebuild the same list inside the app.
  • Select products on the Products index and choose Publish with Yoomru
  • One product opens the composer for it
  • Several open a new planner with them already picked, starting at Schedule
admin.shopify.com · Products
3 selected Image Publish with Yoomru
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress The Aurora Linen Dress $89.00
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress Bluebell Floral Midi $89.00
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress Cornflower Ruffle Mini $72.00
Model wearing the Aurora Linen Dress Everly Ribbed Top $46.00
Opens a new planner with these three already picked, at the Schedule step

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