One place for every account
Connect accounts through an official API or an isolated signed-in browser profile. Command, Content, Audience, Inbox and Accounts screens keep publishing, conversations and permissions apart.
Social media
Ship the product. Then tell people.
A social media workspace next to your code: draft launch posts, keep conversations in one inbox and let agents help, while every send waits for your approval.
Campaigns from one brief
AI campaign programs turn a brief into exact variants per network. You review the text, then the images, then activate a revision and schedule it.
You decide what goes out
Each account and action has an autonomy level: suggest, approve or autonomous. Daily limits, working hours, a global AI stop and an external-sending switch that starts off keep you in control.
What you can do
- X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, Telegram, WhatsApp and Snapchat
- Drafts, approved content and recurring programs
- Unified inbox for comments and messages
- Audience lists, segments and email sequences with opt-out handling
- Autonomy per account and per action
- Global AI stop and daily limits
- Email and Slack messages in Inbox
Examples
Launch day
Draft a release post for each network from one brief, approve each variant and schedule it.
Reply faster
Read replies and messages from several accounts in one inbox and approve agent-drafted answers.
Weekly program
Run a recurring content program where every new sample is approved first.
Good to know
Drafts never authorize sending. Platform terms, app review, quotas and account eligibility apply, and some messaging services are temporarily unavailable for new connections. Social media support is in beta.
Questions
Can agents post without me?
Only if you explicitly enable an autonomous rule for that account and action. The default is suggest, and external sending starts switched off.
Which networks are supported?
X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, Telegram, WhatsApp and Snapchat, subject to each platform's rules.
Can I hide social media if I only code?
Yes. Social Media can be hidden from navigation in Settings → Workspace.
Keep exploring
NotesMarkdown project notes and a personal notebook that you can add to conversations as context.
Remote machinesOpen folders on SSH machines as projects, run agents there, keep saved servers and share dev servers.
Conversation toolsBrowser, devices, dev servers, terminals, files, Git, tasks and notes as agent tools, plus MCP and skills.
Try it on your own projects.
bycoda is free, open source and in beta for Windows x64 and Apple Silicon Macs. Bring the agent accounts you already use.
Desktop packages for this release are available for Windows x64 and Apple Silicon macOS.