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Beyond the major social networks, Postzee supports 20+ additional platforms for publishing content. Here’s a quick reference for each.

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Messaging & Communication

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Telegram

  • Connection: Bot token or channel link
  • Content: Messages, images, videos
  • Use case: Channel updates, group notifications

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Discord

  • Connection: Webhook URL
  • Content: Messages, images
  • Use case: Server announcements, community updates

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Slack

  • Connection: Webhook or OAuth
  • Content: Messages
  • Use case: Team notifications, content updates

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Community & Forums

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Reddit

  • Connection: OAuth
  • Content: Posts, images
  • Use case: Subreddit content, community engagement

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Mastodon

  • Connection: OAuth (requires instance URL)
  • Content: Posts, images
  • Use case: Fediverse publishing, decentralized social media
Mastodon is self-hosted — you’ll need to provide your instance URL (e.g., mastodon.social) during connection.

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Lemmy

  • Connection: OAuth
  • Content: Posts
  • Use case: Fediverse community platform

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Warpcast

  • Connection: OAuth
  • Content: Posts
  • Use case: Farcaster protocol publishing

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Nostr

  • Connection: Protocol key
  • Content: Posts
  • Use case: Decentralized social publishing

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VK

  • Connection: OAuth
  • Content: Posts, images
  • Use case: CIS region social network

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Blogging & Publishing

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Medium

  • Connection: OAuth
  • Content: Articles
  • Use case: Cross-posting blog content

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Dev.to

  • Connection: API key
  • Content: Articles
  • Use case: Developer community publishing

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Hashnode

  • Connection: API key
  • Content: Articles
  • Use case: Developer blogging

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WordPress

  • Connection: Application password (requires site URL)
  • Content: Posts
  • Use case: Blog publishing, CMS integration

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ListMonk

  • Connection: API credentials
  • Content: Newsletters
  • Use case: Email marketing campaigns

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Portfolio & Professional

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Dribbble

  • Connection: OAuth
  • Content: Design shots
  • Use case: Designer portfolio publishing

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Google Business Profile

  • Connection: OAuth
  • Content: Business updates
  • Use case: Local business listing updates

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How to connect any platform

The process is similar for all platforms:
  1. Go to Channels in the top navigation bar
  2. Click Add Channel
  3. Select the platform
  4. Complete the authorization (OAuth, API key, or webhook depending on the platform)
  5. The channel appears in your list
Self-hosted platforms (Mastodon, WordPress, Lemmy) require you to provide your instance URL during setup. Webhook-based platforms (Discord, Slack, Telegram) require you to configure a webhook URL.

Supported Platforms

See the complete list of all 30+ supported platforms.