Claude connector

Post to Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon and Substack from Claude.

Add Stampgrid to Claude once. Then ask for posts in plain English. Claude writes the drafts, shows you exactly what will go out, and Stampgrid publishes at the time you picked, even with your laptop closed.

Free for up to 3 accounts. No credit card.

Instagram and Threads are coming. They open to everyone once Meta finishes reviewing Stampgrid. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you in from the top of the list. Bluesky, Mastodon and Substack work today: start free.

Things you can ask

Turn these three photos into a carousel for the shop account and post it Thursday at 9:30am.

Write a week of Bluesky and Threads posts from this blog post. Space them out, mornings only.

Make a quote card from this line in my newsletter and put it on Instagram and Substack Notes tomorrow.

What's scheduled across all my accounts this week? Move Friday's post to Monday.

Set it up in two minutes

  1. Add Stampgrid to Claude

    Open Stampgrid in Claude’s directory and tap Connect.

  2. Sign in and allow

    Claude opens a Stampgrid sign-in. New here? Enter your email and you’re in, free.

  3. Connect your accounts

    Add Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon or Substack once from your dashboard. No Facebook Page needed.

What Claude can do with it

List accounts
See every connected account and its platform.
Create post
Draft a post, carousel, Reel, Story or thread for one or many accounts.
Schedule / unschedule
Set, change or clear the publish time.
Publish now
Post immediately, after you approve.
Make a text image
Quote cards and announcement graphics in your brand style.
Import media
Pull a photo or video from Drive, Dropbox or a web page.
List posts
Your queue, filtered by account or status.
Daily posting limit
How close an account is to Instagram's 24-hour cap.

Nothing publishes without your say-so: Claude creates drafts and asks before scheduling or posting. You can disconnect Claude any time from your dashboard. Account credentials stay encrypted on our servers and are never shown to Claude.