How it works

From your first sign-in to a published post, in the order it happens.

1. Request access. Fill in the request form. I set up your account and email you your sign-in details and an authenticator code to scan.
2. Sign in. Your username, your sign-in details and the six-digit code from your authenticator app, all on one screen.
3. Connect your accounts. From the Accounts panel, choose a platform. You are sent to that platform's own login and permission screen, you approve it there, and you come back connected. The service receives an access token from the platform, nothing else.
4. Write the post. One text box, your photos or video, alt text where the platform supports it. Tick the accounts it should go to.
5. Preview. The composer shows what each platform will receive and blocks anything a platform would reject, before you press anything.
6. Publish or schedule. Publish now, or pick a date and time. Scheduled posts go out on their own; you do not need to be signed in.
7. Check the result. Every post records where it went and the platform's own post ID, or the error if a platform refused it.

Connecting TikTok

TikTok is connected through TikTok's Login Kit. When you press Connect TikTok you land on TikTok's own authorisation screen, approve the permissions, and return to the composer with your TikTok nickname and avatar showing on the account row.

Posting to TikTok follows TikTok's rules for third-party tools, every time:

• You choose who can view the post on each post. Nothing is pre-selected.
• Comments, Duet and Stitch are off until you turn them on.
• You can mark a post as commercial content, and the composer tells you what that means before you do.
• You see a preview and your TikTok name before an explicit Publish. There is no one-click publish.
• You can publish directly to your profile, or send the video to your TikTok drafts to finish inside the TikTok app.

Connecting YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky

YouTube uses Google's sign-in and asks only for permission to upload to the channel you pick. Facebook Pages and Instagram use Meta's business login and let you choose which Page and which Instagram account. Bluesky uses an app password you create in your Bluesky settings, so your main Bluesky login stays with Bluesky.

Every connection can be removed from inside the tool, and every platform lets you revoke it from their side too. Removing a connection deletes its stored token straight away.

Your data

The service keeps the tokens it needs to publish, your posts and their results, and your account details. It keeps nothing else, reads nothing from your feeds, and shares nothing with anyone but the platform you asked it to publish to. The privacy policy has the full list and how to have it deleted.