Reliable publishing to every account you connect
A scheduler that misses a post is worthless. Health checks, automatic retries, failure alerts and per-network versions mean the post you approved is the post that goes live.
Built to publish on the first attempt, with a plan for the rest
Before a post leaves the queue we verify tokens, permissions and rate limits. If the platform still rejects it, the publisher retries with backoff and, only when it truly cannot go through, surfaces the reason with a one-click retry.
- Pre-flight health checks catch expired tokens and missing permissions
- Automatic retries with widening delays on transient failures
- Failed posts stay on the calendar in red, never vanish
Write once, formatted correctly for each channel
A Bluesky thread, a LinkedIn post and a Reddit submission are not the same object. The composer keeps a version per network, from character limits to link cards and subreddit flair, so nothing looks pasted.
- Per-channel copy and media in one editor
- Character limits and link previews checked per network
- Direct API publishing to every connected account
Publishing built like infrastructure
Every capability here exists to make sure a post you approved actually reaches your audience, on time.
Health checks before every post
Tokens, permissions and rate limits are verified ahead of time, so a post never fails at the last second for a reason we could have caught.
Retries with backoff
A transient failure is retried automatically with a widening delay, instead of quietly dropping the post on the floor.
One-click republish
When a platform rejects a post for good, you get the reason and a single button to fix and send again. Nothing disappears silently.
Per-network formatting
Character limits, threads, link cards, images and alt text handled per channel, with a version per network from one composer.
Failure alerts
When a post cannot go out, the right people hear about it by email and webhook, with the reason attached, before anyone asks.
A calendar that never lies
Every post carries a live status: scheduled, publishing, published, retrying or failed. What you see is what actually happened.
Publish where your audience already is
Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, Reddit, Telegram and Discord at launch, with LinkedIn on personal profiles. X is a paid add-on because X charges for API access. Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube (and LinkedIn company pages) switch on as each platform's app review passes.
Bluesky
Posts and threads with link cards and images, published over the open AT Protocol.
Mastodon
Toots to any instance, with content warnings, visibility and alt text per post.
Posts to your personal profile with images and link previews. Company pages follow app review.
Link, text and image posts to the subreddits you moderate or post in, with flair.
Telegram
Scheduled messages to your channels and groups through your own bot.
Discord
Announcements to your server channels via webhook, with embeds and images.
X
Posts and threads. A paid add-on, because X charges for API access.
Feed posts, carousels and Reels. Switches on when Meta app review passes.
Facebook Pages
Page posts, link previews and video. Switches on when Meta app review passes.
TikTok
Video posts to your account. Switches on when TikTok app review passes.
YouTube
Shorts and uploads. Switches on when Google app verification passes.
Reliable publishing pairs with a visual calendar and queue, approvals in collaboration, and reporting in analytics.
Questions about going live
What happens when a publish fails?
The publisher retries with backoff. If the platform still rejects the post, you get a notification with the reason and a one-click retry. Failed posts never disappear silently; they stay on the calendar with a red status.
Which platforms can I publish to?
Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, Reddit, Telegram and Discord at launch, with LinkedIn on personal profiles. X is a paid add-on because of X's API pricing. Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube (and LinkedIn company pages) follow as each platform's app review passes; we will not list a network as live before it is.
Why are Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube not live yet?
Those platforms only let apps publish after an app review. We have applied and will switch each one on the day its review passes. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when your network is ready.
Approve a week. We publish it, reliably.
Start free and watch your first week publish on your own channels, or book a walkthrough with the team building it.