How it works
The simple flow from writing a post to publishing it across your accounts.
Overview
Social0 is built around one idea: write once, send everywhere. You prepare content in the dashboard (or via CLI, API, or MCP), choose accounts, then publish now or schedule for later.
The flow
- Connect accounts — From Dashboard → Connections, link the platforms you use (Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and more).
- Create — Open the Composer, write your text, and add photos or video if you want.
- Choose where it goes — Pick which connected accounts receive the post. You can tailor copy or settings per platform when needed.
- Publish or schedule — Hit Post now, or set a date and time. Scheduled posts go out automatically.
- Track — Drafts, scheduled, and published posts live in Posts. Analytics is live on X, Bluesky, YouTube, TikTok, and Pinterest (Meta and LinkedIn are on the way). Inbox comments are live on X, Bluesky, and YouTube; DMs are X and Bluesky only. Both are early access — flask in the sidebar.
Where you work
| Place | What it’s for |
|---|---|
| Composer | Write and send a single post |
| Posts | Browse drafts, scheduled, and published |
| Analytics | Views, likes, comments, and engagement for Social0-published posts (X, Bluesky, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest today) |
| Inbox | Comments (X, Bluesky, YouTube) and DMs (X, Bluesky) |
| Calendar / Queue | Plan timing across days |
| Connections | Add or remove social accounts |
| Billing | Plan limits and upgrades |
Beyond the dashboard
Same publishing pipeline, different door:
- CLI — terminal, CI, and agents with a shell
- REST API — your own backends and automations
- MCP — AI assistants when you can’t use the CLI
Tips
- Connect accounts before you draft — the Composer is more useful when there’s somewhere to send.
- Free includes limited accounts and lifetime posts; drafts don’t count toward the post quota.
- Timezone in Settings controls how scheduled times are interpreted.
Common questions
Q: Do I need a different post for each platform?
A: Not by default. One draft can go to many accounts. You can adjust text or platform options when a network needs something different.
Q: What happens if a publish fails on one account?
A: Other accounts can still succeed. Check Posts for status per account, and see Troubleshooting if something keeps failing.