TrackMedia Publish

Write one post and publish it to 21 networks

Write the post once. TrackMedia makes a version for each network with its own length, crop and format, checks it against that network's rules while you type, and publishes it on time.

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Maya LindenFounder at Fernway · 2h

Three years ago we stitched our first tent in a borrowed garage. This week the Ridgeline 2 is back, repaired free for life. …more

fernway.coThe Ridgeline 2 is back in stock

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Maya Linden@mayalinden · 2h

The Ridgeline 2 is back: lighter, fully recycled and repaired free for life.

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Maya Linden@mayalinden · 2h

Get yours before the first batch goes fernway.co/ridgeline

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Maya Linden@maya.fernway.co · 2h

Three years ago we stitched our first tent in a borrowed garage. This week the Ridgeline 2 is back. 1/2

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Maya Linden@maya.fernway.co · 2h

Lighter, fully recycled and repaired free for life. fernway.co/ridgeline 2/2

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A version for each networkOne master draft fans out with every limit, crop and preview applied. Edit only the versions that need it.

Checked while you writeCharacter limits, aspect ratios, video codecs and platform rules are checked as you type, hours before the post is due.

Every post formatThreads, carousels, first comments, alt text and link cards, written once and fitted to each network.

Posting the same thing five times eats the morning

Copy, paste, reformat, repeat

Each network wants a different length, image shape and link format, so one announcement becomes five jobs.

Rejected at the last minute

A video in the wrong codec or a caption 32 characters too long fails at 9:00, when nobody is watching.

Five apps, five logins

Every network has its own composer, and none of them shows you what the others will publish.

TrackMedia turns one draft into a correct post for every network and tells you about problems while there is still time to fix them.

Each network gets the post it expects

A post that fits LinkedIn is too long for X and the wrong shape for Instagram. The composer shows every version side by side, so you see exactly what each network will publish.

Long text becomes a thread where a network allows one, images are cropped to the ratio each network wants, and you can still edit any single version by hand.

Text trimmed, or split into a thread, per network
Images cropped to 4:5, 1:1 or 9:16 where a network requires it
A first comment for the link on networks that hide links in captions
Alt text written once and sent to every network that supports it

@fernwaycoOver the limit

The Ridgeline 2 is back: lighter, fully recycled and repaired free for life. Three years ago we stitched our first tent in a borrowed garage. This week 4,000 of you finally get one. Order yours at fernway.co/ridgeline

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Cropped to 4:51080 × 1350, subject kept in framePass

Video 00:48H.264 · 9:16 · under 10 minPass

5 imagesThreads allows 10Pass

Story with a music stickerWe'll remind you at 09:00Reminder

Who uses publishing

Creators

Turn one video, newsletter or episode into a week of posts on every network you use, without rewriting it for each one.

Brand marketers

Ship a launch to LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Threads at the same minute, each in the right format.

Agencies

Publish for each client from its own workspace, with every version checked before the client sees it go live.

Preflight catches problems hours early

Every version is checked against its network's rules as you type: length, number of images, aspect ratio, video length and codec, and the post types an account is allowed to publish.

When something is wrong, the check says what and offers a fix where there is one, such as splitting a long post into a thread or trimming 32 characters.

Mention people once

Type @ and pick the account. TrackMedia writes the right handle on each network and warns you where a network cannot link a mention.

How it works

1Connect your accounts
Sign in to each network once. All 21 are included in every plan.
2Write one draft
Add text, images or video, mentions and a link. Each network gets its own version.
3Fix what preflight flags
Anything a network would refuse is marked before you schedule, with a fix where there is one.
4Publish or schedule
Send it now, pick a time or drop it into a queue slot.

Write your first post in a few minutes

Connect an account, write one draft and see the version each network will get. The free plan covers every network.

Start publishing for freeNo card needed. 15-day refund on paid plans.

Publishing is in every plan

No feature is held back for a higher plan. Pick one by how many channels you run.

Free $0 free plan One account per network · 1 workspace 15 posts a month Creator $99 a year 30 channels · 1 workspace Unlimited posts Agency $799 a year 200 channels · 20 workspaces Unlimited posts

All 21 networks on every plan · 15-day refund on paid plans · Compare plans

Questions about publishing

Which networks can I publish to?

All 21: Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Tumblr, DEV, Nostr, Lemmy, Google Business Profile, Substack Notes and RSS.

Can I edit one network's version without changing the others?

Yes. Each version starts from the master draft, and any version you edit by hand keeps your changes.

Does it post carousels and threads?

Yes. Carousels go to the networks that support them, and long text is split into a thread where a network allows threads.

Can I add a first comment?

Yes, on the networks that support one. It is a common place for a link on networks that do not make links in captions clickable.

What happens if a post cannot publish?

Preflight checks catch most problems while you write. If a network still refuses a post, it is retried where that can help, and the post's status timeline shows the network's own reason.

Is there a limit on how many posts I can publish?

Paid plans have unlimited posts within normal use, and the free plan has 15 a month. Each network also applies its own limits, and the composer shows them.