Full length articles
Write up to 50,000 characters per post. Guides, tutorials and announcements fit without trimming.
WordPress scheduler
Connect your site once and publish full articles with categories, tags and a featured image from the same calendar that runs your social media, then announce them everywhere.
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Yes. RobinReach connects to your WordPress site through the official REST API with an Application Password, so your main password is never shared. You write articles of up to 50,000 characters with a title, categories, tags and a featured image, schedule them on the same calendar as your social posts, and RobinReach publishes them to your site on time.
| How it connects | Application Password Over the official REST API, revocable in your WordPress admin |
|---|---|
| Article length | Up to 50,000 characters The largest limit of any network in RobinReach |
| Title | Required on every post |
| Categories and tags | Your site's own New tags are created on your site when the post publishes |
| Featured image | Uploaded and set for you Added to your Media Library |
| Sites | Self hosted WordPress WordPress.com works on plans with Application Passwords |
The article goes live at eight. The posts announcing it are already queued on every network you run.
Four steps, and once the site is connected only the last three repeat.
In your WordPress admin, open Users, then Profile, and create an Application Password called RobinReach. Paste it into RobinReach with your site address and username, and the connection is checked on the spot.
Write up to 50,000 characters, pick categories and tags from your site, type new tags, and attach a featured image.
Pick a day and time on the calendar, next to the social posts that will announce it.
RobinReach publishes the article to your site at that time. Line up posts about it for Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn and the rest in the same composer.
RobinReach publishes through the official WordPress REST API, so posts land on your site as you wrote them.
Write up to 50,000 characters per post. Guides, tutorials and announcements fit without trimming.
RobinReach loads the ones you already have, and creates any new tag you type when the post publishes.
Attach an image and it is uploaded to your Media Library and set as the featured image.
See articles beside your Instagram, LinkedIn and X posts, and the whole publishing week at a glance.
RobinReach uses an Application Password. Your main password is never stored, and you can revoke access at any time.
Queue posts about the article for up to 12 social networks from the same composer.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to RobinReach and publish to your blog straight from a conversation.
Scheduling in WordPress and promoting it somewhere else means two calendars that never agree.
How RobinReach publishes one post to 13 networks in one click, with no copy and paste.
I've used a lot of WordPress plugins and standalone platforms and hands down, RobinReach has proven to be the best of them all.
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Learn moreA WordPress site with the REST API on (it is on by default), your username and an Application Password. Create the password in your WordPress admin under Users, then Profile, and paste it into RobinReach with your site address.
The integration is built for self hosted WordPress. WordPress.com sites connect too when the plan supports Application Passwords and the REST API.
Yes. RobinReach never sees or stores your main password. It signs in with an Application Password that you can revoke in your WordPress admin at any time, which cuts access immediately.
Yes. RobinReach loads the categories and tags on your site so you can pick them while you write, and any new tag you type is created on your site when the post publishes.
Attach an image to the post and RobinReach uploads it to your WordPress Media Library, then sets it as the featured image of the published post.
Up to 50,000 characters, by far the largest limit of any network in RobinReach, so complete articles fit without trimming.
Yes. Point RobinReach at your blog's RSS feed, or connect your WordPress blog in Automation, and new articles become social posts on the schedule you set.
Yes. The built in AI writer drafts posts from a topic or a link, and you can connect Claude or ChatGPT and publish to your blog straight from a conversation.
Connect WordPress with an Application Password and schedule your next article in minutes.