Destinations overview

A destination is a platform you publish to. Connect it once under the blog's Destinations page, and from then on every post can be sent there from the editor.

Connect a platform

• Open the blog's Destinations page and pick WordPress, Ghost or Notion.
• Fill in the credentials for that platform and hit Add destination — we test the connection immediately, so you find out then rather than on your first publish.
• A green connected badge means it's ready. error shows exactly what failed.
• Only the blog owner can add, edit or remove destinations.

Publish a post

• Open any post in the editor. The Publish to panel sits at the top of the right sidebar.
• Hit Publish next to a platform to send it there.
• With more than one platform connected you also get Publish everywhere, which sends to all of them at once.
• Once published you get a View → link straight to the live post on that platform.

Publishing again

Edit the post and hit Update — we patch the post that's already on the platform instead of creating a second one. We remember which remote post belongs to which of yours, so republishing is always safe.

When something fails

• Each destination succeeds or fails on its own — one broken platform never blocks the others.
• The failing platform shows a failed badge with the reason underneath; the rest still go out.
• Fix the problem and hit publish again. Nothing is lost.

How your credentials are stored

• Passwords, API keys and tokens are encrypted before they're saved and are never sent back to your browser.
• Once saved, a secret shows only as dots. Leave the field blank when editing to keep the stored value.
• Removing a destination deletes the credentials. Posts already published stay live on that platform.