Platform support

TrendSuite writes for all six platforms on every plan. Where it can post for you, it does; where it cannot yet, the post is queued and you tap publish.

That sentence is the whole policy, and this page is the detail behind it, because "we support six platforms" and "we can post to six platforms" are different claims, and conflating them is how software lies to people.

Three different things

Content is generated for a platform: captions written in that network's shape, on every plan.

An account can be connected: you can authorise TrendSuite against that network.

TrendSuite publishes for you: a scheduled post is actually sent by the worker, without you present.

The table below is generated from the live integration registry rather than written by hand, so it cannot claim more than the product does.

What "coming soon" means

A platform marked coming soon has no live publishing integration. You can still plan for it, write for it, and copy the caption out; you cannot schedule to it. When its integration ships, it appears as connectable with nothing else changing.

We would rather show you an honest gap than a button that fails at 7am.

Retired platforms

Some networks appear nowhere on this page on purpose. They were either retired as publish targets or were never customer-facing, and nothing routes a post to them. They are not coming back without a decision, and if that decision is taken, they will appear here.

Meta and app review

Instagram, Facebook and Threads publish through Meta's platform, and some capabilities sit behind Meta's app review. Where a capability is not yet approved, the product says so rather than reporting a success it cannot verify: the clearest example is metrics coverage, described in Performance.

What your plan allows

Which platforms your account may connect is part of your plan. See plans and what's in them.