A guide to your next post.

Start in the right workspace.

The product is invitation based. After signing in, choose the organization you want to work in. Its sources, media, connected accounts, and posts belong to that workspace. Owners manage connections and memberships; members can prepare content within the workspace.

Before live use, review the configured terms and privacy notice. A policy update requires fresh agreement. If the final documents are not ready, the product pauses live access; owners can still disconnect accounts and check pending Google removal status.

This website is a private product preview. It offers no signup or working account-connection flow.

Connect a social account.

1. An organization owner opens Social accounts and chooses a platform.
2. For OAuth connections, sign in on the platform’s own authorization screen, check the requested permissions, and grant access to the intended account. Facebook connects manageable Pages; LinkedIn uses a personal profile.
3. Return to the app and check the account name and connection status before composing a post.

For Bluesky, enter your handle before continuing to your account provider’s authorization screen. Its new OAuth flow is awaiting deployment and live verification. Eligibility, review status, and setup differ by provider; see Integrations.

Turn a source into drafts.

In Sources, paste an article link, notes, or an owned transcript, or upload a supported document or audio file. Wait for extraction to finish, then choose the platforms, tone, and number of text drafts to generate. Use content you own or have permission to reuse. YouTube link extraction is unavailable.

AI writing depends on enabled services and budget. Read each draft alongside the source, check its accuracy, make edits, and save and accept the versions you want to use. You can reject a draft or request a replacement. Only saved, accepted source drafts move into the source scheduling flow. Accepting happens in the browser; automation keys cannot accept a draft.

Prepare text and media.

Open an accepted draft in Composer, or write a post directly. Select the destination accounts, attach images or videos from the media library, and adjust the wording for each account. Platform validation identifies unsupported formats or missing details.

Media Studio prepares assets separately: uploads, template carousels and infographics, and enabled image/video generation tools. Generating a text draft does not automatically create a video. Media created with an AI model shows an AI badge.

Check each platform’s choices.

• TikTok: open the platform preview, check the creator account, choose visibility, set permitted interactions and disclosures, and consent to the exact post. Editing the post requires fresh consent. The AI-generated content label is set automatically when the post uses AI-generated media.
• YouTube: provide the title and video, choose visibility, and set the audience information. An upload can remain private because of the developer project’s audit status. The altered-or-synthetic-content declaration is pre-selected for AI-generated media and can be adjusted. Schedule through the browser; direct customer API, MCP, and n8n publishing is disabled pending review.
• Other platforms: Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest, LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky offer no AI label through their APIs. Composer reminds you when a post uses AI-generated media; add any disclosure the platform requires in the text or on the platform.
• Pinterest: enter the destination board ID and provide a title and supported image or video. Trial content is visible only to its creator.

Schedule and follow the result.

Check the selected accounts and posting time before scheduling. The queue shows each destination separately. A scheduled post has not yet been delivered; a platform can delay processing or reject a request.

If an account needs reconnection, an owner can reconnect it from Social accounts. If delivery is uncertain, inspect the destination before retrying: repeating a post without checking can create a duplicate. The app provides review controls for uncertain results.

Disconnect or request deletion.

An owner can disconnect an account from Social accounts. Disconnecting stops future use of that connection; it does not remove posts already published on the platform. The provider’s own connected-app settings can also revoke permissions.

Read the data-deletion page for the current process and remaining commitments. Use the email on the contact page for support and privacy requests.

Need help with a connection?

Note the platform, the time of the issue, and the visible error message. Never include passwords, access tokens, or API secrets. The Contact page lists the support email.