Docs
Documentation for publishing without the daily scramble
Use this section to get from first connection to a repeatable publishing system. Start with the getting started guide if you are new, then branch into the workflow or product area you need.
Start in one place
Follow the getting started guide if you want the shortest route to your first scheduled Note.
Pick a workflow
Jump straight to scheduling, repurposing, cross-posting, or analytics if you already know the job to be done.
Go deeper later
Use the feature guides after you have the basics working and want a tighter system.
Start here
These are the three pages most new users need first. Read them in order if you want the lowest-friction path through the product.
Getting started
Outcome
Connect Substack, schedule your first Note, and understand what Narrareach becomes once it has your publication context.
Process
Follow the onboarding guide stage by stage instead of reading every feature page up front.
Integrations
Outcome
See which platforms can become distribution channels before you build a cross-posting workflow.
Process
Connect one social platform first, then add the rest once your base publishing loop feels stable.
MCP connector
Outcome
Let Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP client read your queue, schedule Notes, and inspect analytics.
Process
Connect through OAuth, then use Narrareach from your AI assistant instead of opening the app for every action.
Core workflows
Use these guides when you know the outcome you want and need the fastest path to it.
Schedule Substack Notes
Outcome
Publish consistently without needing to be at your desk when your readers are active.
Process
Write now, queue the Note, review the calendar, and let Narrareach handle the normal publishing path.
Cross-post one idea across channels
Outcome
Turn one Substack idea into native posts for LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads, or Medium.
Process
Start from the source Note, adapt the voice per platform, then stagger or align the schedule from one workflow.
Generate Notes that sound like you
Outcome
Turn a finished article into several publishable Notes that still sound like you, not like generic AI.
Process
Choose an article, let Narrareach extract angles, keep the drafts that match your voice, then batch-schedule the best ones.
Batch-schedule from CSV and Drive images
Outcome
Plan a week of content in a spreadsheet and move it into the queue with less manual busywork.
Process
Import the CSV, assign per-row times and platforms, then attach Google Drive images during bulk scheduling.
Product areas
These pages explain how the main parts of the platform fit together once your first workflow is running.
Analytics and subscriber attribution
Outcome
See which Notes and articles are actually moving subscriber growth, not just getting attention.
Process
Review attribution weekly, compare by platform, and use that signal to decide what deserves another post or a deeper essay.
Templates, personas, and reuse
Outcome
Preserve the formats and voice patterns that already work so every new draft starts from something proven.
Process
Save strong structures, define per-platform voice rules, and use them as the starting point for new drafting.
AI and automation
Move from manual execution to assisted or semi-automated publishing once the basics are stable.
Use AI assistants through MCP
Outcome
Manage the queue, schedule Notes, and inspect performance without switching back into the Narrareach UI.
Process
Connect your AI client once, then hand off repetitive scheduling and queue-management tasks through the connector.
Reach AI
Outcome
Keep the queue full when you need more starting points, more variants, or a faster repurposing pass.
Process
Point Reach AI at your existing body of work, review what it generates, and promote only the drafts that fit your bar.
Setup guide
Getting started shows the complete setup path.
The guide covers the first Substack connection, queue setup, cross-posting destinations, and where API or MCP workflows fit into the publishing system.
Narrareach LLM connector
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible agent to read drafts, schedule posts, and automate Substack, Medium, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Threads workflows.