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How to use Duta

Six steps, once. After that, writing a post takes about a minute and publishing takes care of itself.

  1. Step 1

    Create your Duta account

    Go to getduta.com/start and answer the ten short questions. It takes about two minutes. A card is asked for before the free trial begins, and nothing is charged until the eighth day.

  2. Step 2

    Connect a social account

    Go to the Channels page and press Connect next to the platform you want. You will be sent to that platform to approve access, then returned to Duta.

    • One Facebook login connects every Page you administer, each as its own channel.
    • Instagram must be a professional account and linked to one of your Facebook Pages.
    • You can connect as many accounts as you like, and disconnect any of them later.
  3. Step 3

    Write the post

    Press Write a post. Choose which channels should receive it, then type the post. Duta counts the characters the way each platform does and shows every limit at once.

    • X counts a link as 23 characters however long it is, and counts Chinese and Japanese characters double.
    • LinkedIn hides everything past roughly 210 characters behind a "see more" link, so Duta warns you when you pass it.
    • A post to X containing a link costs about thirteen times as much to publish, and Duta says so while you type.
  4. Step 4

    Add photos or video

    Use the file picker under Photos and video. Duta reads each file and checks it against every channel the post is going to, while you are still writing.

    • If a file breaks a rule, Duta names the rule and the real value, such as "this video is 3:20, Threads accepts up to 5:00".
    • Give each image a description. It is what screen readers announce, and Duta sends it to every platform that accepts one.
    • Instagram takes up to ten images as a carousel.
  5. Step 5

    Pick a time

    Choose when the post should go out. Times are in your own timezone, which Duta converts and stores correctly, so daylight saving and travelling do not move your post.

  6. Step 6

    Press Schedule, and close the laptop

    Duta publishes from its own server. Your computer does not need to be on. The post appears on the Calendar, and once it has gone out it appears on the Published page with a link to the live post.

What each platform accepts

What Duta can publish to each connected platform
PlatformTextPhotosVideo
XYesYesYes
InstagramNot supportedYesYes
Facebook PagesYesYesYes
LinkedInYesYesYes
ThreadsYesYesYes
TelegramYesYesYes
DiscordYesYesYes

Using Duta from Claude or ChatGPT

Duta can be driven by an AI assistant instead of by this website. Connect one and you can say “post this to X and LinkedIn tomorrow at 9” in a chat, and Duta schedules it. Duta still does the publishing, and the assistant only tells it what to do, and it asks you before anything goes out.

Both ask for the same address: https://mcp.getduta.com

Claude

  1. 1Open https://claude.ai and sign in.
  2. 2Click your name at the bottom left, then click Settings.
  3. 3Click Connectors in the left-hand list, then click Add custom connector.
  4. 4Paste https://mcp.getduta.com into the box and click Add.
  5. 5Claude sends you to Duta to approve it. Read what it says it will be able to do, then click Allow.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT keeps custom connectors behind a setting called developer mode, so there is a step before the steps.

  1. 1Open https://chatgpt.com and sign in.
  2. 2Click your name at the bottom left, then click Settings.
  3. 3Click Security and login, find Developer mode, and turn it on.
  4. 4Go back to the main screen, open the Plugins list, and click the plus button.
  5. 5Paste https://mcp.getduta.com as the server address and confirm.
  6. 6ChatGPT sends you to Duta to approve it. Read what it says it will be able to do, then click Allow.

Before it connects, Duta shows you a screen naming what the assistant will be able to do: see your channels, check and schedule posts, cancel one that has not gone out. It cannot read your messages, change your password, or take back a post a platform has already shown. You can disconnect it at any time from Settings inside Duta.

If a post does not go out

Duta tries three times, waiting longer between each attempt. If the platform still refuses, Duta records the reason in plain language, marks that one channel as failed, and tells you. The other channels in the same post are unaffected. A refusal on X does not stop the same post reaching LinkedIn.

Still stuck? The questions page covers the things that go wrong most often.