TyposhameTalk to us
Menu

The independent QA layer for teams that publish

A typo is funny.
A published mistake isn't.

Typoshame reviews scheduled social content against the things your team actually knows: brand voice, dates, links, facts, images and the brief. Catch the issue while there is still time to fix it.

Let's talk QA See how it works

Human judgment stays in the loop. Review helps it arrive on time.

Illustrative review✓
Before it goes live

Scheduled social post · 10:30 AM

T

Meet the team behind our new webiste.

!
A small typo. A very public place.

Spotted before publish. Your team stays in control of the fix.

Suggested: website
Needs reviewBEFORE PUBLISH ↗
caught
before
publish
tiposhamethyposhametypozhametyposhame

01 / The problem

The spellcheck didn't catch it. Of course it didn't.

A post can be perfectly written and still have the wrong date, the wrong offer, the wrong image or the wrong brand voice. Great teams need a review layer that sees the context around the content.

01

Beyond the typo

Find copy mistakes, broken links, mismatched visuals and claims that contradict the brand's own facts.

02

Every brand, its context

Keep reference data, audience, voice and review policies close to each client instead of trusting one generic checklist.

03

Ahead of the deadline

Review scheduled posts while they can still be changed. Unresolved findings stay visible as publish time approaches.

04

People make the call

Give your team specific, actionable findings. They decide what matters, what to fix and what is safe to ship.

02 / How it works

An extra set of eyes. Right where it counts.

Typoshame fits into the gap between 'scheduled' and 'published'. It reviews the work, surfaces what needs attention and leaves the final call with your team.

  1. 01

    Connect your publishing flow

    Bring scheduled social posts in from Metricool without changing how your team plans content.

  2. 02

    Teach it the brand

    Add client context, reference facts and review rules so the checks have something real to compare against.

  3. 03

    Review the findings

    See specific issues in one inbox, with context and urgency attached. Resolve, mute or revisit them.

  4. 04

    Ship with more confidence

    Slack or email nudges keep unresolved work from quietly crossing the publish line.

▦◎◷⚙
Illustrative product view

Review inbox

Everything that needs a second look

QA
Open 03ResolvedAll findings
High
Date mismatch

The post says Friday. The scheduled date is Thursday.

Publishes in 18h
Medium
Brand fact

The offer differs from the client reference sheet.

Publishes tomorrow
Low
Copy detail

A possible typo in the campaign headline.

Publishes in 3 days
Human review is the final step.

A calm inbox for the issues that matter. Not another spreadsheet of blame.

03 / Built around your team

Your work, your clients, your standard.

The best QA process is the one your team will actually use. Typoshame is designed to sit behind the scenes as your independent review layer, with findings your people can act on before a client or audience has to.

Multi-brand contextReview before publishActionable issue inboxSlack & email nudges
01

Social teams

Keep scheduled campaigns moving while the small, expensive mistakes get a deliberate second look.

02

Agencies

Give each client its own context and review policy. Make QA feel like part of your service, not a tool your client has to manage.

03

Website teams

Bring the same pre-launch mindset to page copy, CTAs, links and brand facts. Talk to us about fitting Typoshame into your web QA workflow.

04 / The thinking behind it

Don't count mistakes. Stop escapes.

People and systems make mistakes. A strong process has independent layers that catch them before they reach the people whose trust matters. Typoshame puts another layer in your publishing flow.

Why quality needs independent layers Explore the CQIS framework
01 / Potential impactHow much could this issue matter in context?
02 / Escape levelHow far did it travel before someone caught it?
03 / The outcomeA serious finding caught internally is a prevention win.
✳Red-team the work. Not the people.✳

05 / Good questions

A little clarity before we talk.

Clear answers help people decide whether a product fits their workflow.

Is this just a spellchecker?

No. A typo is only one kind of finding. Typoshame can review copy, media, dates, links and brand or business facts against the context you provide for each client.

Does Typoshame publish or change posts?

No. It reviews scheduled content and surfaces issues for your team. People remain responsible for the decision and the edit.

Can our agency use it across clients?

Yes. Typoshame supports separate client contexts, review settings and an issue inbox. It is meant to strengthen the QA service your team already provides.

What about the websites we build?

The live automated preflight starts with scheduled social content. The same risk-based review approach applies to website copy, links, CTAs and launch checks; tell us about your web workflow so we can shape the right fit.

Will it flood us with false alarms?

Findings are meant to be actionable, not a pile of style opinions. Your team can resolve or mute issues, set client-specific context and keep human judgment in charge.

Ready when your team is

Let's make “oops” an internal word.

Tell us what you publish, where reviews get stuck and what your clients expect. We'll show you how Typoshame could fit the way your team works.

Email us about Typoshame No form. No sales maze. Just a useful conversation.