
What a month holds
Every account you connect gets 60 posts a month, on every platform. X gets 20, shared across your X accounts — X charges for every post published through it.
September 26, 2026
Notes on posting to Instagram, Facebook Pages and YouTube — what the platforms reward, and what breaks.

Every account you connect gets 60 posts a month, on every platform. X gets 20, shared across your X accounts — X charges for every post published through it.
September 26, 2026

Three new tools for Claude and ChatGPT — browse your Google Drive, read how a post did, and check every account's audience. No more pasting share links.
September 5, 2026

Two new destinations join Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Same composer, same schedule, same media straight from your Drive — now to five feeds at once.
September 5, 2026

Followers, reach and engagement per account, the best time to post on each one, and the same post compared side by side across every destination it went to.
September 2, 2026

Posting more is not the lever most people think it is. Posting without gaps is.
August 30, 2026

One post, scheduled once, out to Instagram, Facebook Pages and YouTube — with your files staying in your own Drive.
August 30, 2026

Shoot 9:16 at 1080×1920, keep what matters in the middle, and stop exporting four versions.
August 28, 2026

Instagram's own head named three signals. Follower count and posting streaks are not among them.
August 26, 2026

Expired tokens, upload quotas, unsupported formats. The failures are boring and predictable — silence about them is the real problem.
August 24, 2026