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Products that do what Crosspost App does

Share your content to several social platforms in one click

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Crosspost▲108
Write once, publish everywhere.
2025
2
Reposter.app▲143
Organize, schedule and share posts on X for free in minutes
2024
3
Everypost▲95
Post content to multiple social platforms from your mobile.
2014
4
Scaloom▲213
Reddit Multi-Posting — Publish at once across Subreddits
Oct 2025
5
Auto Posts▲178
Schedule social post, Telegram messages + more
May 2026
6
OneUp▲297
OneUp is a social media post scheduling tool
2018
7
MeetPass▲168
Share all your social accounts and contact info in one scan.
2019
8
Yup▲112
Cross-post to Farcaster, Bluesky, Twitter, Lens & Threads
2023
9
Post bridge▲71
Grow your social reach (the easy way)
2024
10
Placid for WordPress▲195
Automatically add social share images to your blog posts
2019
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Sharingbuttons.io – Fast and easy social media sharing buttons▲350
2016 · sharingbuttons.io
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This▲147
Each member can share just one link a day.
2016
13
Hover Post▲68
Turn social media sharing into traffic for your website.
2014
14
Sharingbuttons.io 2.0▲340
Super fast and easy social media sharing buttons.
2015
15
Simplified Content Calendar & Analytics▲118
Create, plan and publish your social content in one tool
2022
16
XPoster▲82
One post, unlimited reach
2022
17
Feed Page▲207
Aggregate your social media updates in one place
2024
18
Post Planner▲121
Find all the content you need for social media in one place
2015
19
Crossfader▲80
Make your own mashups...social.
2014
20
Posted▲96
Bulk social media content generator
2021
21
Postly▲96
The best way to share content with friends
2015
22
RecurPost▲75
Social media scheduler with repeating schedules
2020
23
Across▲92
The ultimate all-in-one social data reporting tool
2019
24SD
SocialFolders, "Dropbox for social"▲187
Hey fellow HN-ers, I'd like to ask HN about my latest startup: SocialFolders. We take a Dropbox-like approach to managing your content on your social networks by mirroring all the content you have on these networks in folders on your computer. Moving this content around, between folders or between services, is mirrored in the all-mighty "cloud" (ugh, I hate this word). We'd love to know what you think. We think our approach solves the problem of managing content at scale. We put together a quick 2'30 screencast to show HN how it works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s2TFsVezZQ If you want…
2012

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