Social Content Bail

Social Content Bail keeps useful old work moving. It builds a library from your website and manual additions, prepares short social copy, and selects the oldest approved item whenever the schedule releases a post.

It is a separate monthly subscription. Adding something to the library never publishes it immediately.

The three main sections

Library is first. It shows what is waiting, what needs review, what is in rotation, whether AI copy is queued, ready, or failed, and the finished character count for every supported network.

Add to your archive accepts one link, many links, plain text, an image, or an RSS/Atom feed. Links and images enter the same queue as feed posts. When an AI job fails, the item shows the actual failure and a retry button.

Connected accounts is where publishing destinations are authorised. Each network has a different security model, so there is no universal connection form.

Import a feed

Paste the full HTTPS address of a public RSS or Atom feed. The feed appears immediately under Feeds with one of these states:

first import queued;
importing, with added and duplicate counts;
import complete;
more history scheduled for another pass; or
needs attention, with the error that stopped the import.

Existing library items remain if you later remove the feed.

Connect Bluesky

In Bluesky, open Settings → Privacy and security → App passwords, create an app password, then enter your handle and that app password in Wedding Computer. Never enter your main Bluesky password.

Wedding Computer verifies the app password before encrypting it. Bluesky is currently the password-based connection while its newer OAuth system continues to replace app-password authentication across the AT Protocol ecosystem.

Connect Mastodon

Mastodon accounts belong to individual servers. Enter your full server address, such as https://mastodon.social, and a user access token from that server with permission to publish statuses (write:statuses). Wedding Computer verifies the token against that server before saving it encrypted.

Facebook Pages, Threads, LinkedIn, and X

These providers require Wedding Computer to operate an approved OAuth application. They are shown as unavailable until the corresponding provider setup is complete; Wedding Computer does not ask customers to manufacture or paste developer tokens.

Facebook Pages requires Meta Login, page selection, and reviewed Page publishing permissions.
Threads requires Meta’s Threads OAuth flow and the content-publishing permission.
LinkedIn requires OAuth and the appropriate member or organisation posting product. Company Page access is vetted and must confirm the member’s Page role.
X requires OAuth 2.0 with PKCE, write scope, refresh-token handling, and paid API access.

Schedule releases

Choose one to five releases each day and a posting window in your business timezone. One release selects one library item, then creates a separate delivery for every active connected account. The oldest never-released approved item is chosen first. After the whole archive has been used, the cooldown controls when an item can return to rotation.

Use Review every new item while building the library. Automatic approval is best enabled only after you are happy with the imported content and generated copy.

It is for steady link, image, and text distribution to networks suited to scheduled publishing. Instagram and TikTok remain outside this tool because video-led, native posting is usually a better fit there.