Instagram
YouTubePer-platform fields
Captions, titles, first comments, and privacy are stored per destination. Changing a TikTok caption never rewrites the YouTube one.
One upload. Three sets of rules, all visible.
Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube do not agree on captions, privacy, disclosures, or what counts as a valid post. The composer keeps your idea in one place and gives each destination its own settings, where you can see them.
Launch updates only. No spam. Privacy policy
Every destination gets its own tab
Write once, then step through each platform and adjust what that platform actually cares about. Nothing is hidden behind a shared field that quietly means something different on each service.
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WorkspaceTailor each destination
Per-platform settings- Media
- Compose
- 3Customise
- 4Publish
InstagramTikTokYouTube
TikTok requires an explicit privacy choice and a commercial-content answer. Selfpost asks for both rather than picking a default on your behalf.
/w/[workspaceId]/composerBuilt around the differences, not in spite of them
A generic scheduler hides platform rules until publishing fails. This one puts them in front of you while there is still time to change your mind.
No invented defaults
Where a platform requires an explicit choice, you make it. Selfpost does not pick a privacy setting or a disclosure answer on your behalf.
First comments
Add the hashtags or the link as a first comment where the platform supports it, rather than crowding the caption.
Readiness before scheduling
Every destination is validated before a post can be queued, so a missing setting stops the post here rather than at publish time.
Selecting a platform is always a deliberate act, and deselecting one is too. Selfpost never adds a destination you did not choose.