Every timeline on this page comes from PostWire's own submissions in 2026, not from documentation.
| Platform | What gates it | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok | Content Posting API (Direct Post) | Approved for PostWire on 7 Jul 2026, after two rejections. |
| Instagram Graph API (Content Publishing) | Approved for PostWire on 14 Jul 2026, clean — no rejections. | |
| Facebook Graph API (Pages) | Approved for PostWire on 14 Jul 2026 in the same submission as Instagram. | |
| YouTube | YouTube Data API v3 (resumable upload) | Google OAuth verification required; PostWire submitted it on 17 Jun 2026. |
| Reddit API | Self-serve app creation is closed. Verified dead in the live portal on 17 Jun 2026. |
These four have no application, no demo video and no waiting. This is the fastest way to have something publishing while the reviewed platforms are pending.
| Platform | What you need | Credentials |
|---|---|---|
| Telegram | A bot token from @BotFather plus the target chat ID. | bot_token, chat_id |
| Bluesky | Your handle and an app password generated in settings — not your account password. | handle, app_password |
| Mastodon | Your instance URL and an access token created in that instance's developer settings. | instance_url, access_token |
| Discord | A channel webhook URL. No OAuth, no app, no review. | webhook_url |
Having been through five of these: the code is never what takes the time. The reviews are, and they fail on things that have nothing to do with your integration — the shape of your marketing site, whether your Privacy link sits inside a menu, whether your own copy admits the integration is not live yet. Budget weeks, not days, and expect the first submission to be rejected on a field you did not think was part of the product.
PostWire has been through these reviews. You post through its approved apps, so there is no submission of your own to file.
Get an API key free →