Post from one workflow
Send one post to one or many social platforms. You can also set a different message for each platform.
Publish posts, upload media, work with comments, read results, and start a new workflow when Mallary sends an event. You get one Make app for your full social publishing flow.
Official platform partners
Mallary handles the social platform APIs. Make handles the flow around them.
Send one post to one or many social platforms. You can also set a different message for each platform.
Take one image or video from an earlier Make step and add it inside Create a Post.
Use Make an API Call for profiles, comments, replies, analytics, audience data, settings, and more.
Start a Make scenario when a Mallary post is published, partly published, scheduled, or failed.
Create a post, call any Mallary API route, or start a flow when Mallary sends an event.
Use these as a starting point for your own scenario.
Watch a row in your content tool, send the media to Mallary, and schedule the post after approval.
Start a scenario when a post fails. Add the job details to Slack, email, or your task tool.
Read new comments, draft a reply in another tool, ask a person to approve it, and then post the exact text.
Read views, likes, comments, shares, clicks, and reach. Send the numbers to a sheet or dashboard.
Simple answers before you build your first scenario.
The official app has been submitted to Make and is under review for Marketplace publication. This page will link to its Make listing after Make approves it.
You create a Mallary API key and save it in a private Make connection. The key stays in the connection instead of your module fields.
Yes. Turn on Upload one file inside Create a Post. It accepts file data from an earlier Make step and adds the new Mallary media URL to your post.
Yes. Create a Post can publish to live social accounts. Review the profile, platforms, text, media, and time before the scenario runs.
Yes. Make an API Call can use any supported relative Mallary API path with your saved Mallary connection.