Cross-posting

Write it once. Not five times.

Posting to five places means five tabs, five reformats, five uploads of the same video, and a caption that drifts a little further from the original at every paste. The composer takes the post once and publishes it everywhere, showing you exactly what each network will get before it goes.

What the other five actually get

The same post, drawn in each network's own frame before anything is published. A Story leaves your caption behind, a Short crops to vertical, a thread breaks where you decide — you see all of it here, rather than in the notification that it went out wrong.

The cross-post preview wall showing one video post rendered six times: on the TOKERO feed, X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
One clip, six destinations — each already in the shape that network will publish.
The same preview wall for a photo post, rendered for X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
Swap the media and every frame changes with it. Nothing is reformatted by hand.
Cross-posting

What the composer does

One post, prepared for each destination the way that destination expects it.

One composer, every destination

Write the post, tick the networks, publish. Your own feed and every community app you run are part of the same run, so nothing has to be posted a second time by hand.

A real preview per network

See the Facebook card, the Instagram frame, the thread on X and the vertical Short as they will actually appear — before anything is published, not after.

Tune one without retyping the rest

Pick the Facebook page, split a long text into a thread, choose feed or Reel or Story, set the visibility, queue a first comment. Everything you do not touch stays exactly as written.

Media travels once

Attach the photo or the clip a single time and it is reused across every destination, instead of being uploaded again for each network you picked.

Limits checked before it goes out

Aspect ratios, durations, file sizes and caption caps are checked per network up front, so a post that will not fit fails on your screen rather than halfway through publishing.

Drafts and a posting calendar

Park a post as a draft while it is still half an idea, or schedule it and watch it sit on the calendar until its slot comes up.

It stops you before the network does

Each destination gets its own block — the page, the format, the visibility, a first comment. Aspect ratios, durations and caption rules are checked while you are still writing, so a post that will not fit says so here instead of failing halfway through publishing.

The composer with six networks picked, showing a per-network block for each and three warnings raised before the post can be sent.
Three checks failed, so the post cannot go out yet — and each one names the network and the reason.
The composer with the Facebook and Instagram blocks open, choosing between Post, Reel and Story for each.
Pick the surface per network. Choosing Story tells you up front that the caption will not travel.

Where a post lands

Every destination the composer publishes to today, and the two that are built but not yet cleared to post publicly.

Tokero

Your feed, your profile, and the community apps you run.

Live
Instagram

Feed, Reels and Stories, with a first comment.

Live
X

A single post, or a long one split into a thread, with a first reply.

Live
YouTube

A video or a vertical Short, with the visibility you pick.

Coming soon
TikTok

A video, or a photo post carrying your caption.

Coming soon

Linked once, not once per post

Connect each account a single time. Every post after that goes out on the accounts already linked — no login, no re-authorisation, no password typed into a second tab.

The connections panel listing the TOKERO feed, X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, each marked connected.
Done once, in settings. The composer never asks again.

The writing was never the slow part

The post takes ten minutes. Sending it to five places takes another thirty, every single time, forever. That is the half worth handing to software.