The code was ready months ago. Meta and TikTok finally let my customers use it.
Meta and TikTok finally approved PostSider. Anyone can now publish to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok from one queue, including through an AI agent, without
The code was ready months ago. Meta and TikTok finally let my customers use it.
The Facebook, Instagram and TikTok integrations in PostSider were built months ago.
But for most users, they were not really live.
Meta permissions only worked for accounts connected to people assigned to my developer app. TikTok could publish only privately through an unaudited client, with a tiny limit on how many people could use it.
The code worked. Customers still could not use it.
That changed this month.
Meta approved the permissions required to publish to Facebook Pages and Instagram professional accounts. TikTok passed PostSider’s Direct Post audit.
Now anyone can connect their account and publish publicly through PostSider.
That closes the biggest gap in the product.
A person can schedule Facebook, Instagram and TikTok posts from the same calendar and queue.
A team can require approval before anything goes live.
An AI agent can prepare the posts through the API or MCP, place them into the approval flow and let a human make the final decision.
No copying captions from an agent into three different apps. No separate scheduler for every network.
PostSider now publishes across more than 30 social platforms, with Facebook, Instagram and TikTok available on every plan. Plans start at $20 a month, and the $35 team plan includes unlimited posts and unlimited team members.
There are still platform rules I cannot remove.
Instagram requires a professional account connected to a Facebook Page. TikTok limits how many posts one creator can publish through its API each day. Platform tokens can expire, and analytics are not equally good on every network.
But those are platform constraints now, not missing approvals on my side.
For months, PostSider could demonstrate these integrations only with my own test accounts.
Now it can publish for yours.
If your content workflow still ends with copying an AI-generated caption into Facebook, Instagram and TikTok by hand, that is the step I built PostSider to remove:
What platform approval took the longest for your product, compared with the time it took to build the actual integration?
