Integrations: 14 platforms ADpilot publishes to.

ADpilot publishes approved posts to 12 social and community platforms and SEO articles to your own blog, through WordPress or a webhook. Each platform gets its own version of a post, sized to its limits, and nothing goes out until you approve it.

How does each platform connect?

The platforms a customer can connect in ADpilot today, how and what goes there.
PlatformHow you connectWhat ADpilot publishes
Instagram Sign in with Meta Feed photos, carousels and Stories, with an optional first comment. Results are read back.
Facebook Sign in with Meta Page posts with an image or text only, and Stories. Results are read back.
Threads Sign in with Meta Posts with an image or text only, and carousels. Results are read back. Threads details
LinkedIn Sign in with LinkedIn Posts with an image, text only, or every carousel slide as one post. Results are read back.
Pinterest Sign in with Pinterest Pins in the 2:3 format. Results are read back.
X / Twitter Sign in with X Posts with an image or text only, with an optional first reply. Results are read back.
TikTok Sign in with TikTok Photo slideshows in 9:16. Results are read back.
YouTube Sign in with Google Shorts thumbnails and a pinned comment.
WordPress Site address and an application password SEO blog articles, published to your WordPress site. WordPress details
Your own blog A webhook URL on your site SEO blog articles, sent as JSON to any site that accepts a webhook, with an optional HMAC signature.
Bluesky Handle and an app password Posts of up to 300 characters with one image and alt text. Bluesky details
Mastodon Server and an access token Public posts of up to 500 characters with one image and alt text. Mastodon details
Telegram Your own bot and a channel Channel posts: a photo with a caption, or a text message. Telegram details
Discord A channel webhook Channel posts: an embed with title, text and image, or a plain message. Discord details

Likes, comments, shares and views are read back for Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, X, TikTok and Pinterest every few hours and feed the weekly report. The other platforms show each post as published.

Example

Connecting takes a token, not a developer.

The platforms without a sign-in button connect with a token you create in that platform. ADpilot shows the steps, checks the token with the platform before saving it and stores it encrypted. Owners and admins can connect; contributors cannot.

The Connect Telegram window in ADpilot: steps to create a bot with BotFather, then the bot token and channel fields

Real ADpilot screens, demo brand

IntegrationThreads

ADpilot writes Threads posts in your brand's voice, holds them for your approval and publishes them on schedule. You connect by signing in with Threads, so ADpilot never sees your password. Each post is up to 500 characters, with one image, several as a carousel, or text only, and likes and replies are read back into your reports.

IntegrationWordPress

ADpilot writes SEO articles for your brand and, once you approve one, publishes it to your WordPress site through the WordPress REST API. You connect with your site address, your username and an application password, never your login password. Each article goes out with its featured image, categories, tags, meta description and structured data, as a draft or published, as you choose.

IntegrationBluesky

ADpilot writes Bluesky posts in your brand's voice, holds them for your approval and publishes them on schedule. You connect with your handle and a Bluesky app password, never your main password. Each post is up to 300 characters with one image and its alt text.

IntegrationMastodon

ADpilot writes Mastodon posts in your brand's voice and publishes them to your account on any Mastodon server once you approve them. You connect with your server address and an access token from an application you create there. Posts are public, up to 500 characters, with one image and its alt text.

IntegrationTelegram

ADpilot publishes approved posts to your Telegram channel or group through a bot you create and own. You connect with the bot token from @BotFather and the channel name; the bot must be an admin that can post messages. Each post is a photo with a caption, or a text message.

IntegrationDiscord

ADpilot posts approved announcements to one Discord channel through a webhook, so you do not need a bot. You create the webhook in the channel settings and paste its URL. Posts with an image go out as an embed with title, text and image; the rest as a plain message.

Your first drafts are an hour away.

Set up a brand from your website in a few minutes. Start autopilot and the first drafts usually wait in your queue within the hour. You approve every one.

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