Social Publisher — publish one video to every account you have connected.
Upload the video once, choose which connected accounts it goes to, and watch each delivery land. When one fails, you see which one and why — and you retry that one, not the whole post.
Supports TikTok and YouTube today.
How it works
Connect an account
Sign in to TikTok or YouTube through that platform's own authorization screen. Social Publisher never sees your password — it receives a token, encrypts it, and stores it against your account.
Upload a video and write a caption
Choose an mp4, mov or webm up to 500 MB and a caption up to 2,200 characters. Pick which of your connected accounts it should go to, then answer what each platform asks about the post — YouTube wants a title and whether the video is made for kids.
Publish, and watch each delivery
Every account gets its own delivery record with a live status. If one fails and the others succeed, you see exactly which — and you can retry just the failed one.
What the dashboard shows
One page for the accounts you have connected and everything you have sent to them.
Social PublisherConnected accounts
Posts
Built around the parts that usually go wrong
Per-account delivery status
A post is not one status. Each target account tracks its own state — pending, processing, published or failed — with the attempt count and the reason it failed.
Retry without re-uploading
Most failures are conditions you fix outside the app: a token that needs reconnecting, a platform rate limit, an account setting. Fix it, hit Retry, and only the failed deliveries run again. Published targets are never re-sent, so a retry cannot double-post.
Tokens encrypted at rest
Access and refresh tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they touch the database, and are never sent to the browser. Expiring tokens are refreshed in the background.
Disconnect at any time
Disconnecting destroys the stored tokens immediately. Your posting history stays intact, so a disconnect never erases the record of what you published.
Questions
- Which platforms are supported?
- TikTok and YouTube. The data model is built around multiple platforms per account, and one post can go to both at once, with its own audience on each.
- What does it do with my video?
- Stores it long enough to hand it to the platform — TikTok's Content Posting API or YouTube's Data API, both in chunks — and keeps it associated with the post so a failed delivery can be retried without a re-upload.
- Who can see what I post?
- Whoever you choose, per account, and it is never picked for you. On TikTok the options are the ones TikTok reports for that account — everyone, friends, followers, or only you. On YouTube they are public, unlisted or private.
- How do I delete my data?
- Email ryanevansdev@ryanevansdev.com and it is deleted — account, tokens, posts and uploaded video. The privacy policy sets out exactly what is stored and for how long.