Channels overview
A channel is a social platform you can publish to. Connecting one is always the same shape: open Settings, then Connected Accounts, press Connect Account, and approve the permission screen that the platform itself shows you. Publiz never asks for your social passwords.
What you can connect today
Section titled “What you can connect today”| Platform | Publish | Comments | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | video | full | every post needs a video, titles cap at 100 characters |
| text, image, video | read, reply, delete | connects a profile or a company page | |
| TikTok | video | none | comments are not available to apps at our access level |
| image | none | posts become pins on a board you choose | |
| Bluesky | text, image | read, reply, delete | uses an app password rather than an OAuth screen |
| Discord | text, image, video | full | posts to a server channel, comments need the optional bot |
“Full” comments means read, reply, hide, and delete. Only YouTube and Discord can hide a comment. See comments for the details.
Still on the way
Section titled “Still on the way”Instagram, Facebook, and Threads are built and working, but Meta’s review of the Publiz app is still in progress, so they cannot be connected yet. They will appear in the same Connect Account dialog once that clears, with nothing for you to do beyond connecting them.
One account, one workspace
Section titled “One account, one workspace”Every workspace starts with all of these channels available. There is nothing to install or enable: make a workspace and the full list above is ready to connect.
The rule is one account per platform in a workspace, and a given social account can only be connected in one workspace at a time across the whole of Publiz. Try to connect an account another workspace already holds and you get told so, rather than ending up with one account posting from two places.
That is what makes workspaces the answer when you have more than one account on the same platform. Two TikTok accounts means two workspaces, and the second workspace is not a stripped-down one: every other channel in it is still free, so it can hold its own YouTube, LinkedIn, and the rest. How many workspaces you get depends on your plan.
It is also what keeps a client’s accounts out of reach of anyone who only has access to a different workspace. See workspaces and members for how that access is handed out.
Moving an account between workspaces
Section titled “Moving an account between workspaces”Disconnect it in the old workspace first, then connect it in the new one. The old workspace keeps its record of the account, so if you move it back later it reclaims the same row rather than starting over.
Reconnecting an account in the workspace that already holds it is not a move at all, it just refreshes the access that platform gave us. That is the normal fix when a connection expires.