Native depth for every network on a single connection. Here is what each part does — and we are honest about what is live in alpha versus on the way.
Publish now or queue to one account, many, or every publishable account in a single action. Each target renders to the network's native post type, and a one-shot publish path means a post is never sent twice — even after a timeout.
Live counters and blockers off each network's real limits — caption length, hashtag caps, aspect ratios, unsupported formats, banned words — plus a per-network preview rendering the exact content and cropped media that will publish. A bold can't-publish badge tells you why before you spend an API call.
A drag-to-reschedule calendar with best-time ghost slots from your engagement history. Stored in UTC, shown in your workspace timezone, DST-safe — so a scheduled post lands exactly when you intend.
Plan a month in a spreadsheet and import it in a guided wizard that runs the same per-network validation row by row, flags each as valid, warning or blocked, and lets you download just the error rows to fix.
Move work from draft to pending approval to scheduled, with approver notifications and a pending-approvals badge. Built for agencies and brand teams who can't publish without a second pair of eyes.
Twenty failures become one grouped, semantic digest in three buckets — you need to act, retrying automatically, we're on it — each with the reason, a count, and a one-click fix. The differentiator no aggregator owns.
Proactive token-health watches every connection and surfaces an expiring or revoked account before it blocks your posts, with a one-click reconnect. A dead token never silently swallows a publish.
Cross-network, per-account and per-post metrics read back off the same connection — no second connect-for-analytics step — with honest inline notes where a network simply doesn't expose a number.
Comments, mentions and direct messages where each network allows them, in one three-pane view with reply — and a clear note where a platform offers no inbox at all.
Ten networks, connected directly — Platforms →
