Common problems
Every platform has its own API and auth, so a full integration takes weeks of dev.
Posting the same content to many channels means repeating the work for each one.
Managing multiple brands/clients means scattered accounts and easy mis-posts.
No built-in scheduling, dedup or webhooks to wire into an automated pipeline.
How MADIAD solves it
What the Hub does
Publish once, across channels, with a per-channel record.
No opening each app in turn. Results come back per channel, so you know immediately what published and what failed.
Text, images and carousels, video. One tool instead of a different workflow per content type.
Set it ahead and the system publishes, with daylight-saving handled so your slot does not drift.
Privacy settings, draft mode, comment controls and the options specific to each network.
Operators work in the dashboard; engineers wire the API straight into existing systems, with webhooks for status.
Transcode, trim and reformat to match each platform's requirements; metrics and publishing history in one place.
What you get
- REST API + Bearer key ready to integrate
- Publish text, images or video to every channel that accepts it, in a single call
- Multi-brand management via profiles, scheduling & dedup
- Result webhooks + Vietnamese/English API docs at docs.madiad.com
- Read comments on your posts and answer publicly or by DM
- Answer Google Business reviews under the business's own name
- Re-send only the channels that failed, or remove a post that is already live
- Per-post metrics over 30 days, including posts published outside the Hub
What we need from you
- Accounts for the platforms you want to publish to, and permission to connect them
- The content itself — the Hub distributes, it does not produce
- If you are using the API: an engineer to wire the key and receive webhooks
What to know before you start
- No single post type reaches every channel. The channel count is how many the Hub can connect to, not how many one post lands on — text, images and video each reach a different set.
- Beyond publishing, each capability covers a different set of channels: reading and answering comments works on five, hiding and pinning on TikTok alone, and removing a live post does not work on Instagram or TikTok. Each channel page states what that channel can do.
- Some platforms require an approved business account with API access. That approval is the platform's decision, not ours.
- You grant access to your own accounts through each platform's own consent screen. The Hub never holds your passwords.
- The Hub guarantees how content is published, not the content itself. Anything that breaks a platform's policy is still handled by that platform.
- No promises about reach or engagement.