Content.app
Effortlessly buffer & post Social, SEO, Ad content. Supports WordPress, Twitter, YouTube, Shopify, Medium + more!
Content.app is an all-in-one tool that streamlines scheduling and publishing of content across different platforms like WordPress, Twitter, YouTube, Shopify, and Medium. With Content.app, users can effortlessly create new posts, customize properties, set categories, edit posts, and schedule posts. It helps users manage content distribution, maximize engagement and optimize workflows. Whether you're a blogger, marketer, or business owner, Content.app simplifies content strategy execution. Please note that Content.app does not create content without explicit user requests. A dashboard is available at https://dashboard.content.app for adding connections, managing subscriptions, or changing preferences.
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Learn how to use Content.app effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "I want to create a new post for my WordPress blog. Can you help me with that?"
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Prompt 2: "I need to add some content to an existing post on my Medium account. How can I do that?"
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Prompt 3: "How do I set the category for a post on Shopify?"
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Prompt 4: "I want to edit the content of a post on my Twitter account. What are the steps?"
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Prompt 5: "What platforms are supported by Content.app?"
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
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createNewPost | This command allows you to create a new post on a platform of your choice. You need to provide the platform, account information (if applicable), title, primary image URL, status, meta keywords, meta description, and context. |
appendToPost | This command appends content to an existing post. You need to provide the platform, account information (if applicable), post ID, and content (up to 300 words in HTML format). |
setPostCategory | This command sets the category for a post. You need to provide the platform, account information (if applicable), post ID, and category ID. |
setPostProperty | This command sets the value of a property for a post. You need to provide the platform, account information (if applicable), post ID, property ID, and property value. |
editPost | This command allows you to modify the content of an existing post. You need to provide the platform, account information (if applicable), post ID, search content, and new content. |
getAccounts | This command lists the available accounts for user-configured platforms. You need to provide the platform. |
listPostProperties | This command returns a list of available post properties and their descriptions for a given platform. You need to provide the platform. |
getPostProperty | This command reads the value of a specific property from an article. You need to provide the platform, account information (if applicable), post ID, and property ID. |
supportedPlatforms | This command provides a list of supported platforms. |
showScheduler | This command shows the entries in the posts scheduler for a specific platform or all platforms. You need to provide the platform. |
addSchedulerEntry | This command adds an entry to the posts scheduler for a specific platform. You need to provide the platform and date for the entry. |
removeSchedulerEntry | This command removes an entry from the posts scheduler for a specific platform. You need to provide the platform and entry ID. |
schedule | This command schedules a post for publishing on a specific platform. You need to provide the platform, post ID, and optionally, the date or entry ID for scheduling. |
platformAction | This command is used when the user asks for an action that isn't handled by other endpoints. You need to provide the platform and query information. |
about | This command provides help and up-to-date information about the plugin. Use it when the user asks for help or has questions about the plugin. |