Stillwire

Stillwire makes anyone a social media expert.

You send every word.

Bots only draft into your Inbox. Nothing posts until you swipe and tap Send. Your voice, your Buffer key, and your accounts stay yours.

You stay in control

Every word

A bot can drop a draft in Inbox. It cannot publish. You swipe, you edit, and you tap Send.

Your voice

Save how you sound. Rewrite in my tone returns a long version and a short one. You keep it or you discard it.

Your permissions

You paste your own Buffer key. Stillwire stores it encrypted on the server, and you can revoke it any time. Your drafts are private to you, and you can rotate your drop-in token whenever you like.

What you get

News to a post in minutes

Share a link or let a bot deliver the story. The draft is waiting in Inbox.

Any bot

Grok Bot is the one the setup message is written for. Any bot that can POST to your drop-in works the same way.

Save time: post everywhere at once

One tap on Send posts to every platform you tick, from LinkedIn and X to Bluesky and Threads. Each one gets the right length automatically.

Good, better, best times to post

The planner suggests the strongest slots for each post and spreads your posts so you never post twice on the same day. Look weeks or months ahead.

Post everywhere you already are

One long draft and one short draft. You pick the accounts. LinkedIn and X carry the ring because those are already posting.

  • LinkedIn
  • X
  • Threads
  • Bluesky
  • Mastodon
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • Pinterest
  • YouTube
  • Google Business

Channels connect through your Buffer account.

How it works

  1. Create a Buffer account

    Connect your social channels there. On the free plan, Buffer connects up to 3 channels at once, and each channel can hold 10 scheduled posts. There is also a lifetime limit of 8 unique channels per social network.

  2. Make a key named Stillwire

    In Buffer, open Settings, then API, then Personal Access, then New Key. Name it Stillwire. Paste it into step 2 of the guided setup.

  3. A draft arrives

    Your bot posts it to your drop-in address, or on Android you share a link, some text, or a photo from another app.

  4. You review it

    Swipe through the Inbox. Edit the long text and the short text. Rewrite in your tone if you want another pass.

  5. You confirm the send

    Pick the channels and a time. Stillwire asks you to confirm before it calls Buffer.

  6. You need an invite

    Sign in with the invited Google account. The first sign-in connects the bot, connects Buffer, and tests the chain without posting.

Short guides for each of these are on the Help page.

Recommended bots

Grok Bot Start here

Stillwire writes a setup message for Grok Bot. Paste it in. Grok Bot delivers drafts to your Inbox. It does not publish them.

Any bot that can send an HTTP POST

The same address and token work. Set the agent name so the Inbox shows who wrote the draft.

Request an invite

Stillwire is invite-only. Ask Per Overgaard to invite your Google account.

Request an invite