Getting started
PostMyIsh documentation
PostMyIsh publishes one piece of content to twelve social networks — from a single composer in the dashboard, or a single call to the REST API. These docs cover both, plus how to connect each network and what happens under the hood.
Write your caption once, choose the networks, and PostMyIsh fans it out — natively formatted for each feed. There are no twelve OAuth flows to juggle, no twelve rate limiters, and no twelve sets of API docs to read. Just one contract, whether you work in the UI or over HTTP.
The three-minute path
Two ways to publish
Everything the API can do, the dashboard can do too — they share the same backend, the same accounts, and the same publishing engine.
No code
The dashboard
Compose with live per-network previews, schedule into a queue, and track reach — all in the browser.
Programmatic
The REST API
One base URL, Bearer-token auth, plain JSON. Publish from any language that can make an HTTP request.
Start here
Quickstart
Key → connect → publish, in three steps.
Authentication
Create an API key and send it as a Bearer token.
API reference
Seven endpoints, documented with real JSON.
How it works
The fan-out model, end to end.
Platform guides
Connect each of the twelve networks.
Recipes
Build a scheduler, handle failures, and more.
What makes PostMyIsh different
- Real publishing, not simulations. Every connected network receives an actual API call with your credentials — the same code path in the dashboard and the API.
- Honest metrics. Reach and engagement start at 0 and only move once a network reports back what it delivered. Nothing is fabricated to look busy.
- Credentials encrypted at rest. Social tokens are sealed with AES-256-GCM before they touch the database. A leak exposes ciphertext, not access. See connecting accounts.
- One key, twelve networks. A single
pmi_live_key authorizes every endpoint and every platform you’ve connected.