You share it on Instagram like you do now. Manifold puts it in front of the people on your Facebook Page, Threads, LinkedIn, X and YouTube too, spaced over the next few days so it keeps finding them. Different audiences and days of reach, and taking it down on Instagram takes every copy with it.
Instagram, Facebook Pages, Threads, LinkedIn, X and YouTube. Official routes only, on your own accounts, connected with one sign-in each.
Every owner knows they should be posting everywhere. Almost none do, because keeping 5 accounts fed is a second job, so the same few people see everything.
Each platform has people who don't follow you on Instagram. Every account you add widens the net.
The copies go out over the next few days, the kind of run you'd normally pay to boost. No ads.
No more time than the Instagram post you were making anyway. No second upload, no other apps.
Send a post everywhere at once and everyone who was busy that day misses every copy. Starting the day after you post, one account gets it in the morning and another in the evening.
Every account the same afternoon. Miss that day and you miss it everywhere.
Instagram first, then two accounts a day until every one has it.
Times are in your time zone, and an account you haven't connected just drops out of the line. Stories still go within 15 minutes, since they're gone in a day. Want everything at once? There's a switch in Settings.
It plays on its own. Click any step, or use the arrows, to look closer.
Sign in to connect your accounts.
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Deleted on InstagramSame app, same habit. A post, a carousel or a story. Nothing new to learn and nothing to remember.
Starting the next day, your Facebook Page, Threads, LinkedIn, X and, for videos, YouTube each get their copy, in the shape that platform takes.
For 30 days, a delete on Instagram takes every copy down, and a caption fix carries to Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. Threads and X don't allow edits, so they keep the first caption.
Continue with Facebook or Google, then one sign-in per account, through each platform's own login. Nothing posts as anyone but you.
Every other account keeps up on its own.
Home shows what went where and anything that needs you. You hear about a problem once, and again when it's fixed.
For a post that shouldn't start on Instagram, write it once and send it to any connected account, now or at a set time. Fix it or delete it everywhere from the same screen.
Because each platform has its own audience. Your Instagram followers are one group, and posting only there means the same people see everything you put out. Every platform you add reaches people who don't follow you there.
Most posting tools are another app to keep up with: you upload each post, pick the accounts and set the times. Manifold has nothing new to use. You post on Instagram like you already do, and it spaces the copies out on its own. Delete it on Instagram and every copy comes down too.
No. You keep posting to Instagram the way you do now, and Manifold handles the other accounts.
Because the people who missed your post the day it went up miss all the copies too. Manifold spreads them out instead: starting the day after, one account in the morning and one in the evening, until every account has it. You can switch that off and send everything within 15 minutes.
No. Facebook closed profile posting to apps in 2018, so profiles stay manual. Facebook Pages work.
Yes. Every platform is connected through its own published API. Places that ban automatic posting, like Reddit and Facebook groups, stay manual.
That's coming soon in the app. Until then, each Page you connect gets every post, and anything you write in Manifold goes only where you send it.
Yes. Delete it on Instagram and every copy comes down. A caption fix carries to Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. A post you wrote in Manifold gets fixed or deleted everywhere from the same screen.
Yes. Videos go to YouTube, and vertical ones under 3 minutes land as Shorts. X gets the caption cut to 280 characters, with up to 4 photos or one video.
It gets added once it offers an official route that won't put your account at risk.
Open Manifold and continue with Facebook or Google. Continuing with Facebook connects your Page and its Instagram in the same step. To look around first, open the sample account.
Sign in with Facebook or Google, connect your accounts once, and keep posting the way you do now.