One brief, every network
Write the campaign once. AutoMarketer turns it into a post for each platform you pick, in that platform’s voice and length.
Write it once. Post it everywhere.
Describe what you’re marketing and pick your networks. AutoMarketer writes a post for each one, in its voice and within its limit, and publishes it to LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.
- 6 social networks
- Bring your own AI model
- Keys stay in your browser
- Official platform APIs
- Part of the TynHub network
How it works
1Connect your accounts
Sign in to each network once with its own OAuth screen. AutoMarketer stores the access token for your account only, refreshes it when it expires, and never sees your password.
2Describe what you’re marketing
Give the campaign a name, the website it promotes and a few sentences about it. Add screenshots of the product if you have them; they travel with the campaign.
3Review a post for every platform
AutoMarketer writes one post per platform, each in that network’s voice and within its limit: 280 characters on X, 3,000 on LinkedIn, 2,200 on Instagram. Edit anything before you save.
4Publish and follow the results
Publish the whole campaign with Publish All, or one post at a time, through each platform’s official API. The dashboard, calendar and analytics then show what went out, where, and how it did.
Where it posts
- inLinkedIn3,000 chars
- 𝕏X (Twitter)280 chars
- r/Reddit40,000 chars
- fFacebook63,206 chars
- ⬛Instagram2,200 chars
- 🦋Bluesky300 chars
What it does
Your model, your keys
OpenRouter or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, including models you host yourself. Keys stay in your browser; only your style preferences sync.
Official APIs only
Every post goes out through the platform’s own API on an OAuth connection you approved, so you can revoke it from the platform at any time.
Limits handled for you
Character limits are enforced before anything is sent. Long posts are trimmed at a word boundary, keeping your hashtags whenever they fit.
Calendar and analytics
See every scheduled and published post on a calendar, with engagement by week and by platform, and your best-performing posts.
Part of TynHub
AutoMarketer is a TynHub product, alongside Routini. It will cross-post into TynHub xibits as the network opens.
Where it’s at
Shipped
- Campaign wizard: brief, screenshots, platforms and tone, generated posts
- One-click OAuth for LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky
- Publishing through each platform’s official API, with limits enforced
- Reddit campaigns across several subreddits
- OpenRouter and custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints, with a template fallback
- Dashboard, calendar and analytics
- Accounts with campaigns stored per user
Next
- Automatic publishing at the scheduled time (the posting queue is built and tested)
- Cross-posting into TynHub xibits
- Sign in with TynHub across the network
- Model keys stored server-side, behind a proxy
Questions
Do I need an AI key to try it?
No. Without a key the wizard writes template posts for each platform, so you can go through the whole flow. Add an OpenRouter key or your own endpoint in Settings → AI Settings when you want posts written for your campaign.
Where does my AI key go?
It stays in your browser’s local storage and is sent only to the model provider you chose. It is never sent to AutoMarketer’s server. Set a spending limit on the key at your provider, as you would for any key used in a browser.
Does AutoMarketer get my social media passwords?
No. You sign in on each platform’s own page and approve access; AutoMarketer receives an access token, stored for your account only. You can revoke it from the platform at any time.
Which platforms, and what are the limits?
LinkedIn (3,000 characters), X (280), Reddit (40,000), Facebook (63,206), Instagram (2,200) and Bluesky (300). Each post is checked against its platform’s limit before it is sent.
Can posts go out on a schedule?
The calendar shows scheduled and published posts today, and you publish with Publish now. Automatic publishing at the scheduled time is next: the queue behind it, with retries and per-platform rate limits, is built and tested.