Connect what
you already use
You connect each account once, signing in through the network itself, and from there you publish, reply and measure without leaving GoFeed.
Publishing
Fourteen networks from a single calendar, each with its own formats: reels, carousels, stories, shorts, threads or text posts.
Connecting an account means signing in through the network itself and granting GoFeed permission. We never ask for your password and never store one: what is stored is the grant, and you can withdraw it from the network or from here whenever you like.
With the account in, a post is written once and adjusted to what each destination accepts, because a reel is not a carousel and a thread is not a text post. The calendar shows what goes out, on which account and at what time, and that view is the same for all fourteen.
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Threads
- Bluesky
- Telegram
- Snapchat
- Discord
- Google Business
Ads
Six platforms connected right beside the content you publish on the same accounts: campaigns, audiences and performance from five of them, and ads created on OpenAI.
Publishing to a profile and advertising from its ad account are two different permissions on almost every platform, so the ads connection is made separately even when the account is the same one.
Once it is made, each campaign sits next to what you published that month on those same accounts. That is how you find out whether the thing that worked was the thing you paid for, which is exactly what you cannot see when the content lives in one tool and the ads in another.
- Meta
- Google Ads
- LinkedIn Ads
- TikTok Ads
- Pinterest Ads
- OpenAI Ads
Inbox
Direct messages and comments from four networks and your Google Business reviews, in one thread per conversation.
One thread per person rather than one per channel: their direct messages and their comments sit together, with the network and the account in front of them, and you reply from the same box without opening the network app.
A thread can be assigned to someone on the team, archived once it is closed, and turned into a saved reply for the next time somebody asks the same thing. Google Business reviews arrive here and are answered the same way.
- Telegram
- Google Business
Analytics
Followers, reach and engagement from six networks, with the numbers behind every post and a monthly report per brand.
The figures are read from each network's API. What a network does not publish is not estimated into a dashboard, and every post carries what it actually did rather than an average for the account.
The monthly report gathers a brand's accounts and goes out to the client by email on the last working day, after you have reviewed it if you want to. It is the part that makes this a reporting tool rather than one more dashboard somebody has to open to find out.
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Google Business
Calendar, AI and domain
Three connections that are not a network and that change how you work: your schedule, your assistant and the address your client sees you at.
Google Calendar
Your meetings both ways, with a Meet link, and a public link your clients use to book a time in the slots you have free.
Claude and ChatGPT
An MCP server at your workspace address. Your assistant schedules, approves, imports and files, as your user and with your permissions.
Your domain and your email
The client portal and the Bio pages on your own domain, and the emails from your own addresses, with the domain verified once.
None of the three is a social network and none of them is needed to publish. They change something else: where your schedule lives, who else can work inside the workspace, and the address your client sees you at.
The domain is the one that shows from the outside. The portal and the Bio pages stop living at an address of ours and start living at yours, and the emails the client receives come from your mailbox instead of from ours.
What it takes to connect an account
Being the person who administers it, and the account being of a type the network lets you connect: several platforms only open their API to professional or business profiles, and that is the network's decision rather than ours.
The rest is a button. You sign in through the network, approve the permissions it asks for and come back here with the account in. A connected account can then be used by the whole team according to their permissions, so nobody has to share a password over chat again.
When a network changes its mind
Permissions expire, platforms change their rules, and every so often an account disconnects on its own. When it does, the account is flagged and anything scheduled waits, instead of failing quietly and being discovered a week later.
Reconnecting means signing in to the network again. The calendar, the history and everything already published stay where they are.
What is not here, and why
This page only shows what can be connected today. If a network you use is not on it, it is because it cannot be connected today, and we would rather have a short true page than a long list full of asterisks.
If one you need is missing, tell us and we will say whether it is on the way or not. That is more useful to know than to find out after moving every account you have.
Connect your first
account today
A 14-day trial on your real networks. If a connection you need is missing, tell us and we will tell you how it fits.