You need one real feature, not a marketing strategy document
State who your app helps and what it demonstrably does. Approve one feature with an attached screenshot or demo. More claims can follow when you need them. Never approve something merely because generated copy sounds convincing.
Make the first review small
Connect one intended destination and create one sample. Check the opening, the proof and the closing action. Inspect the final media, not just the text. If the scene or demonstration does not answer the opening, fix that mismatch before making more posts.
Keep the first publication deliberate: one account, one schedule, the appropriate publishing mode and a sound choice you understand. Your sample is separate from the publishing queue until you explicitly move it into Review and approve it.
Verify before expanding
Follow the destination status in Publish. Open the real platform post when a public link is available. Check the account, full caption, crop, all frames and soundtrack. A provider request ID is evidence of receipt, not proof of a live post.
Once the first story feels right, build your free week around that direction. Post4Me asks for a paid plan only after you approve a publishable week. This is an opportunity to evaluate the workflow, not a promise of downloads or reach.