Donivo is a social media scheduling tool for multi-platform content publishing scenarios, with the core goal of letting users create, adapt, and schedule posts in one place instead of repeatedly switching between multiple social apps.
In terms of purpose, the official emphasis is "one post, eight networks, one place to publish": users can write a single post, adjust the copy as needed, and then publish immediately or schedule it to Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, Threads, and Bluesky. It is suitable for individual creators, brand operators, or teams managing multiple client accounts who need to maintain a publishing rhythm across platforms.
Main capabilities include: selecting multiple accounts and publishing within a unified editor without copying and pasting between different apps; keeping one shared post and adjusting the corresponding copy only when a network requires it due to audience or format; using workspaces to provide separate spaces for different brands or clients so accounts and posts stay organized; and automatically retrying failed posts after publishing while reminding users when a post still requires manual intervention. The official description also mentions that when connecting accounts, authorization is done directly through each social network, and users can choose the scope of access permissions to grant.
In terms of usage, the official description outlines three steps: first connect accounts by connecting directly through each social network and choosing the authorization scope; then create once and fine-tune as needed by writing a post, adding media, and selecting publishing targets, adjusting the copy for specific networks when necessary; finally publish immediately or choose a publishing time, with Donivo handling delivery, retrying failed posts, and sending reminders when attention is needed. The official description also states that no installation or self-hosting is required.
The main use cases are multi-platform social media scheduling and publishing, including distributing the same content to multiple networks, separating workspaces by brand or client, scheduling publishing times in advance, and operational workflows that require knowing whether publishing failed or needs handling. The official FAQ also covers questions such as the scope of the free plan, supported social networks, whether images, videos, and different copy per network are supported, multi-brand or client management, handling failed scheduled posts, whether social media passwords are obtained, whether installation or self-hosting is required, whether social channels are charged separately, the founding pricing method, and whether paid plans can be canceled, but this material does not provide the specific answers to these questions.
Regarding limitations and plan information, the official text mentions that paid plans provide more accounts, posts, and workspaces, and that paid plans offer a 7-day free trial. The page lists several plan tiers and quotas, such as a plan that includes 3 social accounts, 30 posts per month, email notifications, and does not support X (Twitter); one that includes 2 workspaces (including personal), 10 social accounts per workspace, and 30 per monthA plan with 0 posts and X (Twitter) support; as well as a plan including 5 workspaces (including personal), 20 social accounts per workspace, and 1,000 posts per month; it also mentions a tier with unlimited workspaces, unlimited social accounts, and unlimited monthly posts. The page also displays availability notices such as "11 of 25 spots remaining" and "6 of 25 spots remaining." The official description states that the free plan is available, no credit card is required, and paid plans have a 7-day free trial. However, the specific names of each plan, pricing, the meaning of the spots, the complete limitations of the free plan, whether billing is separate by channel, and the details of founding pricing are not fully explained in this material and are not yet provided.
