Desktop content publishing workspace

Create once. Publish with control.

CreatorFlow is a Windows desktop application that helps creators manage multiple content projects, connect authorized social accounts, schedule posts, and publish prepared media from one organized interface.

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Built for multi-project creators

Keep each niche, brand, or content project isolated while managing the accounts and publishing workflow connected to it.

Projects & accounts

Organize content by project and connect multiple authorized channels or profiles to each project.

Scheduling

Prepare media, captions, titles, hashtags, platform-specific options, and schedule publishing in local time.

Publishing status

Track pending, processing, retry, published, and error states from a unified publication center.

Platform-specific controls

CreatorFlow can respect platform-provided options such as privacy, audience, comments, Duet/Stitch, and other supported settings.

Secure OAuth

Accounts are authorized through official platform sign-in flows. CreatorFlow does not ask for or store social media passwords.

Local-first workflow

Projects, scheduling data, and media are managed locally in the current desktop version, with controlled network access only when required for platform APIs.

How CreatorFlow works

The user remains in control of account authorization and each publishing action.

Create or select a project.
Each project keeps its connected social accounts and content workflow organized.

Connect accounts through official OAuth.
The platform shows its own authorization screen and the user grants only the requested permissions.

Upload prepared media and choose destinations.
Select one or more connected accounts and configure content for each network.

Review platform options and schedule.
Where required, CreatorFlow queries the platform for valid privacy and interaction options before publishing.

Publish and monitor status.
CreatorFlow sends content through official APIs and records the resulting status for the user.

Security and data handling

CreatorFlow uses official OAuth authorization flows. In the current Windows desktop version, OAuth credential bundles are stored using Windows Credential Manager. Media files remain local by default. When a platform requires remote media retrieval, CreatorFlow may create a short-lived, tokenized URL only for the duration required to complete that publishing operation.

CreatorFlow does not sell user data and does not require users to provide their social media passwords to the application.