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Platforms

Seven platforms, connected through their official APIs. These are the real publishing constraints — the same limits our publishing adapters enforce, and the reason variants are shaped per platform rather than copied.

PlatformOfficial APIText-only postImageVideoCaption limitNotes
YouTubeYouTube Data API v3NoNoYes5,000Video is the only post format — there is no text-only post to make.
FacebookMeta Graph APIYesYesYes63,206The only platform in the set where text alone is a complete post.
InstagramMeta Graph APINoYesYes2,200Media is mandatory; text-only variants are rejected before they can schedule.
TikTokTikTok Content Posting APINoYesYes2,200Same shape as Instagram: media required, caption carries the words.
LinkedInLinkedIn Marketing APIYesYesYes3,000Text-native and forgiving; the professional register does the work.
XX API v2YesYesYes280The tightest ceiling in the set; a thread continues a thought across posts.
PinterestPinterest API v5NoYesYes100A pin is an image or video plus a 100-character title — that is the whole message.

Caption limits are each platform's API-enforced maximum at the time of writing. Threads on X continue a post across connected replies; no other platform in this set has that format.

How automated is what, honestly

Every capability the product offers carries one of these labels — including the ones that are not automated at all. In the app the label is attached per capability, per connected platform, so it reflects what your accounts can actually do.

AUTOMATED
The platform does it end to end once you approve the action.
PARTIALLY AUTOMATED
Some platforms or scopes support it; others fall back to guided steps.
GUIDED
The tool prepares everything; a person completes the step on the platform.
MANUAL
The tool shows you the data; the work happens by hand.
UNSUPPORTED
The platform does not permit it through its API — stated, not hidden.

Why this page exists

Because "supports seven platforms" is an unfalsifiable claim, and the honest version is more useful: what each platform accepts, how much room the message has, and what the tool will refuse to fake. The same philosophy runs through building on official APIs only — every capability says what it really is, and the honest label includes UNSUPPORTED.