Crosspost helps you write and publish articles to multiple platforms like Medium, Ghost, Hashnode and Dev.to at once. Save time and grow your reach.
Write once, publish everywhere.
Crosspost helps you write and publish articles to multiple platforms like Medium, Ghost, Hashnode and Dev.to at once. Save time and grow your reach.
Hey Product Hunters! I’m a software developer and a practicing medical doctor — a combo that leaves me with very little time. Like many devs, I used to write technical articles to share what I learned. But after a while, writing wasn’t the hard part — it was distributing. • Posting to Medium, Dev, Hashnode, Ghost… • Formatting for each one manually • Copy-pasting and messing up canonical URLs • Spending hours just to get a few views So I built a tool to solve it: Crosspost — write once, publish
I love the simplicity of the platform but I ran into issue with Medium integration token. It seems like they don't allow creating tokens if you don't have any tokens in the past. Do you have any solutions for this? Anyway the idea and the UI is great. I might use this in the future. Good luck guys.
Crosspost sounds like a lifesaver for busy devs juggling multiple platforms! The one-click publishing with proper formatting and SEO is exactly what we need to save time and boost reach. Curious - how do you handle syncing updates if you edit an article after publishing across platforms? Is there a way to keep all versions consistent? Looking forward to trying it out - thanks for building this!
Crosspost is every content creator's efficiency hack! ✍️🔥 One-click multi-platform publishing to Medium/Ghost/Hashnode? This solves the biggest pain point in content distribution. Game-changing for developer blogs and indie writers!
I'm wondering if it's possible to have different versions when pushing to different platforms, since some platforms have different audiences, allowing me to make modifications to the version on a specific platform.
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