Getting started
- Connect Substack first so Narrareach can organize Notes, articles, drafts, and subscriber signals around the source publication.
- Add Medium when your essays need a second long-form home or canonical distribution path.
- Connect LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Threads when you want a Note or article idea to become native short-form posts.
- Use the calendar to batch the queue before the week starts instead of rebuilding each post manually.
Schedule Substack Notes
Use Narrareach as a Substack Notes scheduler when you want batching, a publishing calendar, and downstream distribution instead of one-off posting.
Cross-post Substack to social
Turn the same idea into LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Threads versions with platform-specific formatting and timing.
Publish articles to Medium
Route finished essays to Medium and keep the distribution step attached to the same editorial workflow.
Use analytics for the next draft
Compare post timing, topics, replies, clicks, and subscriber movement before deciding what to repurpose next.
Recommended publishing loop
- 01
Start from the source idea
Import or write the Substack Note, article, or draft inside Narrareach.
- 02
Shape each destination
Decide which platforms get the idea and adapt the copy before it enters the queue.
- 03
Review the signals
Use engagement and subscriber data to choose the next follow-up post.
Docs for AI assistants
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and other MCP-compatible tools can use Narrareach through OAuth. The connector can read drafts, list scheduled Notes, schedule content, reschedule queued items, and retrieve analytics for connected accounts.
- Read the MCP connector setup guide.
- View /llms.txt for crawler-friendly product context.
- View /docs/llms-full.txt for expanded AI-search context.