SpreadMyPost — Publish everywhere, from one place
SpreadMyPost is a social media scheduling and publishing application that connects your social accounts once. Write your post once, and immediately publish or schedule it across every social network you use.
Twelve networks, one composer
Every network below is supported for publishing. Character limits, media rules and video requirements differ between them, and SpreadMyPost applies each one for you while you write.
What you get
One composer, every network
Write once and publish to all of your accounts at the same time. Per-network limits are checked as you type, so a post is never rejected for being too long or carrying the wrong media.
Scheduling
Pick a date and time and the post goes out on its own. Everything runs in your account timezone.
Media library
Upload images and video once and reuse them across posts. Thumbnails are generated for you.
Publishing history
Every published post keeps a link to the original on each network, so you can jump straight to it.
Audience tracking
Follower counts are recorded daily, giving you a growth chart per account over 7, 14 or 30 days.
Honest error reporting
When a network refuses a post you see which account failed and exactly what it said, instead of a generic failure.
How it works
Connect an account
You are sent to the network itself — Google, Meta, TikTok and the rest — where you sign in and approve access. We never see your password.
Write your post
Add text and media once. The composer shows the limits of each selected network while you write.
Publish or schedule
Send it immediately or choose a time. You can follow the result for each account afterwards.
How we treat your accounts
Access only with your permission
Each account is connected through the network's own authorization screen. Nothing is accessed until you approve it there.
Only what publishing needs
We request permission to publish on your behalf and to read your profile and follower count. We do not read your private messages or your contacts.
Revoke at any time
Disconnect an account here and its stored access is deleted, or revoke it from the network's own settings. Either works.
Never sold, never shared
Your content and account data are not sold, rented or shared with advertisers or any other third party.
The details are in our Privacy Policy, and you can remove everything at any time — see Data Deletion.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you store my social network password?
- No. Connecting an account sends you to the network itself, and it returns an access token to us. Your password is never seen or stored. Bluesky is the one exception in form: it has no authorization screen, so it uses an app password you generate specifically for this purpose and can revoke separately from your real password.
- What permissions do you ask for?
- Permission to publish on your behalf, and to read your public profile and follower count so we can show you which account is connected and how it is growing. Nothing more.
- How does SpreadMyPost use my Google account?
- When you connect a Google account, we request access to your YouTube channel for two purposes. We use upload access to publish and schedule videos you create in our composer directly to your channel, the same way you do for other networks. We use download access to fetch your own public YouTube videos so you can reuse them across posts in our media library, without re-uploading them manually. We only request the minimum access needed for these two actions — we do not access your Gmail, Drive, or any other Google data.
- Can I disconnect an account?
- Yes, at any time, from the accounts screen. Disconnecting deletes the stored access for that account immediately. You can also revoke access from the network's own settings.
- What happens to a post if a network rejects it?
- The post is marked as failed for that account only, with the reason the network gave. Other accounts in the same post are unaffected.
- Can you delete a published post?
- For most networks, yes. Instagram, Threads and TikTok provide no way to delete a post through their API, so those have to be removed in the app itself. We tell you which is which rather than pretending it worked.
- How do I delete my data?
- Follow the steps on our Data Deletion page, or write to us and we will do it for you.