Running your social presence across several platforms usually means logging into each one, copying and pasting the same update, reformatting it, and chasing a colleague for sign-off before anything goes out. Ergora's Social Suite pulls that into one place: write once, adapt per platform, get it approved, and schedule it, all from a single composer.
The seven platforms it publishes to
Ergora's Social Suite publishes directly to seven platforms:
- Telegram
- Discord
- Bluesky
- Mastodon
- Dev.to
- Hashnode
- Slack
Each platform connects with the credential it uses, whether that is a bot token, an app password, an API key or a webhook URL. You connect a platform once per project and the composer handles the formatting each one expects. More platforms are in development; only the seven above are live today.
How the composer works
Write once
Draft your core message, attach an image, and see a preview before anything goes out. That one draft is the starting point for every platform you have selected.
Adapt per platform
A post that works on Dev.to is not the post that works on Bluesky. The composer lets you set per-platform variants from your core message, so each channel gets copy that fits it rather than a lowest-common-denominator version. For platforms that support multi-part threads, there is a thread builder with a per-part character counter.
Approve before it publishes
This is the part most tools bolt on as an afterthought. In the Social Suite a post can be marked as pending approval. A post that is pending or rejected is held back and will not publish until it is approved, so nothing goes out before the right person has signed off. The approval state and any notes stay attached to the post.
Schedule and track
Pick a date and time, or drop a post into a quick morning, midday or evening slot, and see everything on a month calendar. A background publisher sends each post when it is due, and only if its approval state allows it. Scheduled, draft and published posts all live in the same view.
Who it helps
Small teams get the most out of it. One person can draft a week of posts, set per-platform variants, send the batch for a quick sign-off, and schedule the lot in one sitting, instead of platform-hopping every day. A founder posting solo gets the same composer and calendar without the overhead.
How it compares
If you are weighing it against the usual names, see Ergora vs Buffer, Hootsuite and Later. For getting the most from two of the seven, read distributing technical content on Dev.to and community engagement on Discord. To plan what to post, start with content calendar planning with AI.
Frequently asked questions
Which platforms can the Social Suite publish to? Seven today: Telegram, Discord, Bluesky, Mastodon, Dev.to, Hashnode and Slack. More are in development.
Do I have to approve every post? Only if you want to. Approval is optional per post. Leave it off and a post publishes on its schedule; turn it on and the post is held until it is approved.
Can I schedule posts in advance? Yes. Choose an exact time or a quick slot, see everything on a month calendar, and a background publisher sends each post when it is due.
Can I write a different version for each platform? Yes. Set per-platform variants from one core message, and use the thread builder for platforms that support multi-part threads.
Get started
See the Social Suite alongside the rest of the toolkit on the features page, or browse the content tools built for teams that publish regularly.