Retrying only when it makes sense
A transient failure — network, 5xx, a rate limit — goes back in the queue. A permanent one, like refused credentials, is reported in the panel immediately instead of being retried five times for nothing.
Where it publishes
Your channels, not somebody else's list
A client sets up a destination once. After that every published text goes there on its own, at the scheduled time.
W
WordPress
Publishing through the official REST API with an application password. No plugin.
How it works → WWebflow
Writes into a CMS collection through Data API v2, as draft or live.
How it works → GGhost
Admin API with signed tokens, images into the Ghost library, tags.
How it works → GGitHub
Markdown into a static site repo — Astro, Hugo, Next and friends.
How it works → {}Webhook and public API
Signed JSON to your endpoint, or pull the content yourself through the API.
How it works → +Custom integration
Your system is not on the list and you have nobody to write the code? We build the integration; you change nothing.
How it works →The same for every destination
One set of rules, wherever the text goes
Edits reach the client
When you correct a published text, every destination receives the new version of the same post. Matching is done on an identifier, not on the URL, so a changed slug breaks nothing.
Secrets are stored encrypted
Application passwords, API tokens and webhook secrets are encrypted and used only for publishing. Deleting the integration deletes the secret.
A check before the first publish
WordPress, Webflow and Ghost have a connection check that says right away whether the credentials work — so it is not discovered on publishing day.
FAQ
Questions about integrations
Can I use several destinations at once?
Yes. One site may have several destinations — for example WordPress and a webhook to an internal system. Each keeps its own state, so a failure on one does not block the other.
What if my system is not on the list?
That is what the webhook and the public API are for: we post signed JSON to your endpoint, or you pull the texts with a key. If you have nobody to wire that up, we build the integration ourselves — see Custom integration.
Does publishing happen immediately or wait for approval?
You choose per destination. Draft means the text waits for you inside your CMS; published means it goes out at the scheduled time.
What happens when I edit an already published text?
The new version goes to every destination on its own and updates the existing post instead of creating a duplicate. The article URL does not change.
Next step
Ready for organic growth?
Connect any site — services, webshop or blog. The plan builds itself, articles are written and published on schedule, and the first one is free.