Documentation
Everything needed to run CogSend on your own Cloudflare account — the install, using the app day to day, the platforms, how publishing works, and the API.
Get started
- Install and deployOne command that creates the database, the bucket, the secrets and the account, then deploys the Worker — and how to update or roll back afterwards.Read
- ConfigurationThe secrets your instance reads, how to name it, how to keep your deployment separate from upstream, and how to get back in when the login is lost.Read
Use it
- Writing and publishingThreads, per-platform overrides, images and alt text, and the difference between publishing now and scheduling.Read
- Posts and InsightsWhat every post can do from the list, how retries work, and the delivery stats that say what broke.Read
- Connecting accountsConnecting Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Threads and X, reconnecting when a token expires, and what disconnecting keeps.Read
Connect and secure
- OAuth appsRegister the developer apps LinkedIn, Threads and X require, then check each platform’s limits on text, images and threads.Read
- Cloudflare AccessPut an identity check in front of the whole instance, so even the login page is behind your own provider.Read
- Domains and URLsRename the workers.dev URL, move to a custom domain, and the three things to update when the hostname changes.Read
Publish and automate
Keep it running
Contribute
These pages are written in the app repo, so a change to the app and a change to its documentation happen in the same place. Something missing or wrong? Open an issue, and it will be fixed where it is written.