Built by people who
ran too many accounts.
SocialCanon exists because managing five Pinterest accounts meant uploading the same pin five times — and that's a job for software, not for you.
Why Pinterest first
Most scheduling tools treat Pinterest as an afterthought — a checkbox next to Instagram and X. But Pinterest works differently: boards, sections, long content lifetimes, and an API with its own rules. We decided to get one network genuinely right before spreading thin across ten.
That means SocialCanon understands boards as first-class targets, staggers publish times so your accounts don't look automated, and treats each connected account as its own channel with its own schedule.
What's next
The core idea — compose once, publish to many channels — doesn't stop at Pinterest. Instagram, TikTok, X, and LinkedIn are on the roadmap, and every one of them will plug into the same single-pin, multi-account workflow you already use.
Get in touch
Questions, feature requests, or just want to say hi? Email us at [email protected].
Depth over breadth
One network done properly beats ten done badly. We ship a channel when it's genuinely good, not when it's technically possible.
Your accounts stay yours
OAuth-only access, revocable tokens, and no dark patterns to keep you connected. Leave whenever you like.
Boring reliability
A scheduler has one job: publish what you asked, when you asked. We obsess over the unglamorous parts so you don't have to.