Roles that mean something
What a member can do is enforced server-side on every operation, not hidden in the interface and hoped for.
More than one person, without more than one source of truth.
Workspaces, roles, and invitations that let a team share a calendar without sharing a password, and without anyone publishing something nobody else has seen.
Launch updates only. No spam. Privacy policy
Everyone sees the same state
Drafts, readiness, and publishing status are the same for every member. There is no private copy of the schedule living in somebody's messages.
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WorkspaceReadiness check
1 needs attentionInstagram Reels — account connected, caption and cover setReady
TikTok — privacy chosen, commercial disclosure answeredReady
YouTube Shorts — uploads stay private until Google approves Selfpost's API auditAction needed
Every destination is checked before you schedule, so a platform rule stops the post here rather than at the publish time you were counting on.
/w/[workspaceId]/composerAccess that is a decision, not an accident
A paid plan buys capacity. It never promotes anyone. What a person can do is decided by their role, and checked on every workspace-scoped action.
Invitations, not shared logins
Bring someone in by email with a role attached. Revoking access removes it everywhere at once.
Seats counted fairly
Someone who already belongs to another workspace you own does not consume a second seat.
Review before it ships
Readiness checks and visible publishing choices give a reviewer something concrete to approve.
Seats are counted across every workspace owned by one account, so a team spread over several workspaces is charged once for each person.