9 networks and 5 blog platforms, one calendar
Munshi Social, the AI content marketing engine for small teams, connects to your blog and to every network you run, writes for each one in its own format, and publishes on one schedule. No per-channel fees, ever.
Where posts go
One idea becomes a post for each network you have connected, written to that network's length and register, and every one of them lands on the same calendar.
Captions written for Instagram, published with the image, measured daily.
How it works →TikTok
Video posts with captions written for TikTok, scheduled from the same calendar.
How it works →X
Short takes written for X, published on schedule, measured with the rest.
How it works →Long-form posts written for LinkedIn, published to your page on schedule.
How it works →Page posts written for Facebook, with or without media, published on schedule.
How it works →Pins with descriptions written for search, published to the board you choose.
How it works →Threads
Conversational posts written for Threads, published on schedule.
How it works →YouTube
Video uploads with titles and descriptions written for YouTube search.
How it works →Bluesky
Posts written for Bluesky, connected with an app password, published on schedule.
How it works →Where articles go
Ghost, Webflow, and Framer receive articles as drafts you publish from your own dashboard. WordPress takes drafts too, except scheduled articles, which go live at their slot. Sanity goes live on schedule.
WordPress
SEO articles written into your WordPress site, as drafts or scheduled to go live.
How it works →Ghost
SEO articles staged as drafts in your Ghost publication, cover image included.
How it works →Webflow
SEO articles staged as draft items in your Webflow CMS collection.
How it works →Framer
SEO articles staged as draft items in your Framer CMS collection.
How it works →Sanity
SEO articles written into your Sanity dataset, live on schedule.
How it works →If your platform is not here
Tell us which one on the contact page. New blog platforms are added when a customer needs one, and the roadmap shows what is being built now.