One schedule, one truth
Everyone sees the same drafts, the same queue, and the same publishing status.
A shared calendar, and nothing published unseen.
When more than one person can publish, the risk stops being a missed post and becomes the wrong post. Selfpost gives a team one schedule, clear roles, and a review step with something real to review.
Launch updates only. No spam. Privacy policy
Readiness is the review
A reviewer sees the media, the exact settings each platform will receive, and anything blocking the post, all before approving it.
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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]/composerCoordination without a second tool
Most teams coordinate publishing in a chat thread and a spreadsheet, which is where the wrong version comes from.
Roles enforced server-side
What a person can do is checked on every action, not merely hidden in the interface.
Concrete approvals
Reviewers approve the actual per-platform settings, not a description of them in a message.
Access that can be removed
Invitations carry a role, and revoking one removes access everywhere at once.
Pro includes two user seats, with pooled additional seats available. Someone already in another workspace you own never consumes a second seat.