How to connect each network
Every network asks for something slightly different — a sign-in, a bot token, an app password. Pick yours below and follow the steps.
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The quickest network to connect — one sign-in and you are done. Worth knowing up front: LinkedIn lets tools post, but not read anything back.
Instagram only allows publishing from a Business or Creator account that is linked to a Facebook Page. A personal account cannot be posted to by any tool — that is Instagram's rule, and it is the single most common reason a connection fails.
Facebook publishing works on Pages only. There is no way for any tool to post to a personal profile timeline.
Threads connects through your Instagram login, because a Threads profile is created from an Instagram account.
Connect the Google account that owns the channel. One thing catches people out: an unverified channel cannot set a custom thumbnail or upload anything longer than 15 minutes.
Pinterest needs a business account and at least one board — a pin has to go somewhere.
Mastodon is many independent servers rather than one site, so we need to know which server your account lives on before we can send you there to sign in.
Bluesky uses an app password — a throwaway password you create for one tool. Never paste your main Bluesky password here.
Telegram posts through a bot you create and then add to your channel as an administrator. Both halves matter — a bot that is not an admin cannot post.
Discord uses a webhook — a private link to one channel. There is no sign-in, and the link only ever works for that one channel.
Not available to connect yet. X publishing is built but switched off while API access is arranged, so the tile is shown as coming soon rather than failing when you press it.
Not connectable yet
Connecting takes seconds. Getting a post accepted is the harder part — every subreddit has its own rules, and Reddit enforces them, not us.
A straightforward sign-in. If your account has several blogs, pick the right one — that choice decides where posts appear.
WordPress uses an application password — a separate password just for this tool. Your normal login password will not work, and should never be pasted here.
Ghost gives out two keys and they look almost identical. You need the Admin API key — the Content API key can only read, so it will connect and then fail to publish.
Not available to connect yet. TikTok publishing is built but switched off while app review is completed.
Posts appear under "From the owner" on your Google Maps profile, and under "Updates" when someone searches your business name. The listing has to be verified first — an unverified business cannot be posted to.
Not available to connect. Flickr stopped issuing API keys to free accounts, so there is no key to sign requests with until a Flickr Pro subscription is in place. The code is finished and waiting on that.