About PostEveryPlatform

What PostEveryPlatform does

PostEveryPlatform is a social media scheduler for writing, reviewing and sending posts to the accounts you connect. You choose the platforms and a time, then manage that work in one workspace. The composer supports drafts and scheduled posts, with per-account versions when different networks need different wording. You can also use the REST API or connect an AI app through MCP.

The app supports X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Reddit, Mastodon and Google Business Profile. Each network has its own text and media requirements. The composer checks those requirements before saving a post for sending. A network can still reject a post later, and a connected account may need to be reconnected when its authorization changes.

Accounts live in workspaces. A workspace keeps posts, media and account settings together, and the workspace selector switches the context you are working in. Team roles control what other people can do there. The owner controls billing and AI-agent access, while a client role is directed toward review work. Agency can share one plan across additional owned workspaces.

The company behind the app

PostEveryPlatform is operated by Interactive Ecommerce LLC. Our terms identify the company as a Wyoming limited liability company, and the same legal name appears in the site footer. The founder is Markus Åkerlund, who runs the product from Lisbon, Portugal. The founder block below and the structured data search engines read are both generated from one shared company record.

We publish a founder name, the legal company name and a city. We do not publish a street address, a stock biography or a social profile that is not ours. A company field we have not confirmed stays blank instead of being guessed, and the page returns to an unlisted draft if the founder record is ever removed.

Review before a post goes out

You can draft in the app or let an agent prepare content through a scoped key or connected app. Agent posts wait for owner approval by default. The owner can allow a key or app to skip that hold, or turn off the workspace approval switch. Replies have a separate permission and do not wait for post approval. The security brief explains these controls in more detail.

For client review, Team and higher plans can create a review link. The client can open it without creating an account, read the post, approve it or request changes with a note. A decision consumes that link, so reopening it shows the invalid-link page. An edit requires a fresh review link rather than letting the old link approve a different version of the post.

Requests by an agent that reach a feature are recorded in the activity log when its asynchronous write succeeds. Early permission refusals are not included, and a logging failure does not fail the underlying request. That makes the log useful for looking back at work, while leaving a clear boundary around what it can prove. It is not a guarantee that every attempted action appears there.

How we describe the product

Our publishing rules call for factual claims tied to repository code or a checked public source. We do not publish invented reviews, star ratings, customer counts, endorsements or awards. When a feature is not built, the rule is to say so. A public page should explain an existing capability and its limits rather than imply that a placeholder is a working feature.

Competitor facts must be dated and linked to a source. Comparison pages should say when another tool is the better fit, using a useful reason rather than a token compliment. Our own prices come from the app’s plan definitions. These are editorial rules for the pages being built; they are not an independent certification or proof that another provider checked our product.

Our content checks verify that code references exist, that source line numbers are valid and that quoted public text can be found when an online check runs. A reference is evidence for review, not an automatic proof that a sentence has been interpreted correctly. The source checker reports skipped draft quotes and network failures, so an unchecked external statement is not silently presented as verified.

Costs and your data

The pricing and limits page includes a plan calculator using the same price and account definitions as the app. It accounts for people who need logins and multiple accounts on one network, since those choices can change the plan that fits. It also explains uploads, AI allowances, request pace limits and what happens when a plan ends. The estimate is calculated in the page without sending the inputs to a server.

The security page describes account connection, password and key handling, optional processors, cleanup periods and backup behavior. You can export workspace data as JSON or CSV, including after a subscription ends. Account deletion removes owned workspaces after the cancellation and partner-disconnection steps succeed; content written in another owner’s workspace and trial-abuse prevention records have specific exceptions.

How to reach us

Signed-in users can open Settings Support to save a ticket with a subject and message. When relevant, the app can attach the context of a failed post. The server attempts email forwarding and reports whether that delivery step succeeded. A saved ticket is not confirmation that someone received it, so the support flow’s delivery status matters.

The public status page shows current service checks and an operator notice when configured. For vulnerability reporting, read the reporting section first: a verified security mailbox and reachable recipient are still awaiting operator confirmation. This company record lists no personal contact for the founder and no postal address.

Who runs PostEveryPlatform

Markus Åkerlund, founder
Interactive Ecommerce LLC
Lisbon, Portugal

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