Raspberry Post is live

Raspberry Post is open at raspberrypost.com.

It does one thing. You write a post once, pick a time, and it goes out to Instagram, Facebook Pages and YouTube at that minute — without re-uploading the same file three times or opening three apps.

What it does

• One composer, three destinations. Caption shared by default, overridden per platform when you want it different. Formats are per destination: a Reel on Instagram, a photo on the Page, a Short on YouTube, from the same upload.
• A calendar you can drag. The month laid out, posts as chips, moved by dragging them to another day.
• Retries with backoff. A platform having a bad minute is not a lost post. Every attempt is logged with the platform's own error, so 403 uploadLimitExceeded says exactly that rather than "something went wrong".

Your media never leaves your Drive

This is the part worth being precise about, because most schedulers work the other way.

Your photos and videos stay in your Google Drive. Nothing is copied to our servers — not on upload, not on schedule, not as a cached thumbnail. At publish time the bytes are streamed straight from Drive to the platform and never written to a disk of ours.

Which means there is no library of your media here to leak, to bill you for, or to lose. Delete something in Drive and it is gone; there is no second copy.

Nothing gets cropped

A 16:9 video dropped into a square slot normally loses its left and right edges. Here the gaps are filled with a blurred copy of your own frame instead, so the whole shot survives on every destination.

What is next

The roadmap is public in the repository, and this section of the blog is where launches land. If something you need is missing, the contact address on the privacy page reaches a person.