Keynate social media apps
Keynate is operated by KEYNATE PRIVATE LIMITED. Keynate helps publishers (news, blogs and more) run their own website, and optional mobile apps, on their own server. Our apps on Meta and LinkedIn, and the other channels below, let a publisher share their own articles to their own social accounts. Last updated: 23 October 2026.
What the apps do
A publisher signs in to their site admin, opens Social sharing, and connects an account. When the publisher publishes an article, they can have a post with the headline, image and link shared to that account. The app never posts without the publisher’s action or settings, and never reads other people’s data.
Permissions and why
- Meta (Facebook, Instagram, Threads): list the Pages and Instagram business accounts the publisher manages, and publish posts to them. Used only to choose a channel and publish.
- LinkedIn: publish posts as the member (profile) or as a company page the member administers.
- Sign-in on keynate.com: Facebook, Apple, Google and LinkedIn sign-in give us the person’s name, email address, profile picture and provider user id. We use them only for that person’s Keynate account.
Other channels
Publishers can also connect Telegram (a bot token, the publisher’s own credential) and X (Keynate’s X app, sold as a separate post pack). We do not offer YouTube or Pinterest sharing.
How data is handled
For Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn and Telegram, the access token is stored encrypted on the publisher’s own server, not readable by Keynate. For X, Keynate keeps the encrypted token so it can post for the publisher. A publisher removes a connection with the Remove button in Social sharing, which deletes the stored token and ids. Data is used only to publish for that publisher and is never sold or used for advertising. Google user data use follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.