PostSnag MCP - Is Coming to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube

The same capture, analyze, and export workflow you already use on Facebook, expanding to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, all switchable from one dashboard.

The problem

Almost nobody's content strategy lives on a single platform anymore. A creator posting seriously is likely also on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube, and a marketer tracking competitors is tracking them everywhere those competitors show up, not just Facebook. Right now PostSnag gives you a strong picture of one piece of that puzzle and leaves the rest to manual scrolling and screenshotting across however many other apps your work touches. You either build a real picture of Facebook and fly blind everywhere else, or spread thin effort across every platform and get a shallow read on all of them, with no way to put a TikTok's performance next to a Facebook post's and compare them on the same terms.

What we're building

The same capture-and-analyze workflow you already know from Facebook, extended to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, all reachable from a single dashboard through a platform toggle. Every principle that makes PostSnag work on Facebook carries over exactly: capture stays entirely client-side, built from your own logged-in session, nothing automated against your account, on any platform. The rollout is sequenced, not simultaneous: TikTok first, then Instagram, then YouTube, with LinkedIn, X, and Threads under exploration further out. Facebook remains PostSnag's main focus today. This isn't a pivot away from it: it's the same product logic extended to everywhere your content strategy already lives.

• One dashboard, every platform. A toggle switches your view without separate logins.

• The same core mechanic, everywhere. Client-side capture from your own session, the identical trust model.

• A sequenced rollout. TikTok, then Instagram, then YouTube, with LinkedIn, X, and Threads under exploration.

How it works for you

Today, tracking a creator active on both Facebook and TikTok means two separate workflows in two different tabs. Once TikTok support lands, you switch the platform toggle and the same post cards and overperformance scoring you already know from Facebook are simply there, built from a TikTok capture instead.

What you get

• One place for your entire cross-platform picture, instead of a strong Facebook workflow and manual effort everywhere else.

• The exact same trust model on every new platform: client-side capture, nothing automated against your account.

• A real answer to cross-platform questions, like whether a hook performs better as a TikTok or a Facebook video.

For example

You manage content for a brand posting the same core ideas across Facebook and TikTok, adapted slightly for each. Once TikTok support ships, you pull both into the same dashboard and see that the brand's short-form hooks overperform by 3.2x on TikTok but only 1.4x as a Facebook video, a specific answer about where a format actually belongs, not a hunch.

What it unlocks

Every analytics feature PostSnag has built for Facebook, the overperformance score, snapshot history, the hook library, was built to apply to a captured post, not specifically a Facebook post, so extending capture to new platforms extends all of it almost for free. It's also the foundation for real cross-platform comparison: the same content, the same hook, read side by side across every platform it lives on.

Who it's for

Creators and brands who already post across more than one platform and want one real picture instead of several partial ones, and marketers and agencies tracking competitors wherever they actually show up.