Reddit, LinkedIn, Facebook and X in one Mac app
One sidebar for six social networks—research, draft, and schedule without five browsers.
Creators and social ops teams rarely live on one network. Searches for a Reddit LinkedIn Facebook X one Mac app (plus Instagram and Threads) are really asking for a single desktop console that keeps every login open and switchable.
Switchboard is that console: each network runs as an isolated webview tab so you can research on Reddit, reply on X, and queue a LinkedIn update without opening five browsers.
One sidebar, six networks
Supported surfaces include Instagram, Threads, X, Facebook, Reddit, and LinkedIn. Add the ones you need; leave the rest out. Each page keeps its own session so brand A’s LinkedIn never inherits brand B’s cookies.
A day-in-the-life workflow
1. Morning scan — open Reddit and X tabs, capture posts worth quoting later. 2. Draft — use Generate post / Hot draft when you want engagement-aware copy. 3. Queue — park drafts in Pending per account. 4. Ship — schedule LinkedIn or X releases from the same queue, or publish when ready.
Because the center pane is the real site, you can still use native composers, notifications, and group views when automation is the wrong tool.
When MCP helps
Connect Cursor (or another MCP client) for eyes/hands and platform tools — screenshot, scroll, draft posts — while draft-by-default keeps agents from publishing until you say so.
Install once
Grab the Mac build from the release page, pin your daily networks in the sidebar, and keep the rest of your stack for deep work. Feature detail: Features.