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MakePost App Growth (via makepost.com)

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Manage social media across 9 platforms, track App Store analytics, monitor ASO keywords, analyze competitors, and control subscription pricing — all through conversation.

Install

openclaw skills install makepost-com-app-growth

App Growth Toolkit (via makepost.com)

MakePost is a growth platform for iOS app developers. Publish to 9 social platforms, track downloads and revenue via App Store Connect, monitor ASO keyword rankings, watch competitor apps, and manage subscription pricing — from one place or from your AI agent.

Setup

  1. Create a MakePost account at makepost.com
  2. Connect your social accounts (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, etc.)
  3. Add your iOS apps and connect App Store Connect credentials
  4. Generate an API key from Settings
  5. Store your API key: 
    MAKEPOST_API_KEY=sk_live_your_key_here

Auth

All requests use Bearer token:

Authorization: Bearer <MAKEPOST_API_KEY>

MCP endpoint: https://makepost.com/api/mcp/

API docs: https://api.makepost.com

Available Tools

Publishing

list_videos — List uploaded videos ready for posting.

  • limit (int, default 50) — Max videos to return.
  • Returns: video ID, title, duration (seconds), source ("upload" or "creatify"), linked app name.
  • Only completed videos included (processing/errored excluded). Sorted newest first.

upload_video — Upload a video from a public URL into MakePost.

  • video_url (string, required) — Public URL to .mp4, .mov, .webm, or .m4v. Max 500MB, max 10 minutes.
  • title (string, required) — Video title.
  • caption (string) — Default caption for publishing. Falls back to title if empty.
  • app_id (string) — App to link to. Accepts app ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • cover_timestamp (float) — Seconds into the video to extract as cover frame (e.g. 5.5).
  • cover_image_url (string) — Public URL to a custom cover image (JPEG/PNG/WebP/GIF, max 10MB). Alternative to cover_timestamp. Accepts any public URL directly — no need to upload the cover image separately first.
  • Returns: video_id, url, title, duration, file_size, is_short_eligible, cover_url.
  • Runs content moderation automatically. Rejected content is deleted.
  • For direct file uploads (not URL), use the REST API endpoint POST /v1/media/upload-file with multipart form data.

list_accounts — List connected social media accounts.

  • Returns: account ID, platform, username, provider, avatar_url.
  • Only active (connected) accounts returned. Disconnected accounts excluded.
  • Platforms: tiktok, instagram, youtube, facebook, x, linkedin, threads, pinterest, bluesky.

list_account_groups — List account groups with their member accounts.

  • Returns: group ID, name, account_ids, accounts (with platform and name).
  • Groups are collections of accounts that can be published to together.
  • Use group IDs with the group_ids parameter in publish_content.

schedule_post — Schedule a video to one or more social media accounts at a specific time.

  • video_id (string, required) — Video ID from list_videos.
  • account_ids (list of strings, required) — Account IDs from list_accounts.
  • scheduled_at (string, required) — ISO 8601 datetime (e.g. "2026-03-22T15:00:00").
  • timezone (string) — IANA timezone (e.g. "America/New_York"). Defaults to your account timezone.
  • caption (string) — Post caption. Falls back to video script, then title.
  • Inactive accounts in the list are silently skipped. Response times are always UTC.

list_posts — List your posts, optionally filtered by status.

  • status (string) — Filter: "scheduled", "published", "failed", "pending", or "processing".
  • limit (int, default 50) — Max posts to return (1-100).
  • Status lifecycle: scheduled → pending → processing → published or failed.
  • All timestamps in UTC. Sorted by scheduled_at (newest first).

cancel_scheduled_post — Cancel a scheduled post before it publishes.

  • post_id (string, required) — Post ID to cancel.
  • Only works on posts with status "scheduled". The post is permanently deleted.

reschedule_scheduled_post — Change when a scheduled post will be published.

  • post_id (string, required) — Post ID to reschedule.
  • scheduled_at (string, required) — New publish time in ISO 8601.
  • timezone (string) — IANA timezone. Defaults to your account timezone.
  • Only works on "scheduled" posts. New time must be at least 5 minutes in the future.

edit_scheduled_post_caption — Edit the caption of a scheduled post.

  • post_id (string, required) — Post ID to edit.
  • caption (string, required) — The new caption text.
  • Only works on posts with status "scheduled".

get_publishing_results — Check publishing results for a post.

  • post_id (string, required) — Post ID to check.
  • Returns: status, platform_url (null while pending), stats (views, likes, comments, shares — null until synced), error_message (only for failed posts).

Content Publishing

publish_content — Create and publish content (text, image, video, or carousel) to one or more accounts.

  • content_type (string, required) — "text", "image", "video", or "carousel".
  • caption (string, required) — Main post caption. Used for all platforms unless overridden by captions.
  • account_ids (list of strings) — Account IDs to post to. Required unless is_draft=True.
  • media_id (string) — Pre-uploaded media ID (from upload_image or upload_video). Required for image/video/carousel.
  • scheduled_at (string) — ISO 8601 datetime. Omit to publish immediately.
  • timezone (string) — IANA timezone for scheduled_at.
  • is_draft (bool, default false) — Save as draft without publishing. Account IDs and captions are stored for later use.
  • title (string) — Optional title (used by YouTube).
  • app_id (string) — App or project ID to associate content with (from list_apps).
  • captions (dict) — Per-platform caption overrides, e.g. {"linkedin": "Professional version", "x": "Short version"}.
  • group_ids (list of strings) — Account group IDs to resolve to individual accounts (from list_account_groups).
  • tiktok_is_draft (bool, default false) — Send to TikTok as a draft instead of publishing live. The video appears in the user's TikTok drafts for editing before posting.
  • Text-only posts work on X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Facebook. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest require media.

upload_image — Upload an image from a public URL into MakePost.

  • image_url (string, required) — Public URL to .jpg, .png, .webp, or .gif. Max 20MB.
  • title (string) — Image title.
  • app_id (string) — App to link to. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • Returns: media_id, url, title. Use media_id with publish_content.
  • For direct file uploads (not URL), use the REST API endpoint POST /v1/media/upload-file with multipart form data.

list_drafts — List your draft posts.

  • limit (int, default 50) — Max drafts to return (1-100).
  • Sorted newest first.
  • Returns draft_account_ids (stored target accounts) and draft_captions (stored per-platform captions) if set.

publish_draft_tool — Publish a draft post (immediately or scheduled).

  • post_id (string, required) — Draft post ID from list_drafts.
  • account_ids (list of strings) — Account IDs. If omitted, uses accounts stored when the draft was created.
  • scheduled_at (string) — ISO 8601 datetime. Omit for immediate.
  • timezone (string) — IANA timezone.

update_draft_tool — Update a draft post's content, accounts, or captions.

  • post_id (string, required) — Draft post ID.
  • caption (string) — New main caption text.
  • content_type (string) — New content type.
  • media_id (string) — New media ID.
  • account_ids (list of strings) — Updated list of account IDs for this draft.
  • captions (dict) — Updated per-platform caption overrides, e.g. {"x": "Short", "linkedin": "Long"}.

delete_draft_tool — Delete a draft post permanently.

  • post_id (string, required) — Draft post ID to delete.

Bulk Operations

bulk_publish_content — Publish, schedule, or draft up to 20 content items in a single request.

  • items (list, required) — Array of content items (max 20). Each item has the same fields as publish_content: content_type, caption, account_ids, media_id, scheduled_at, timezone, is_draft, title, app_id, captions, group_ids, tiktok_is_draft.
  • Each item is processed independently — failures on individual items do not stop the batch.
  • Returns a list of per-item results with success/failure status and error details for failed items.
  • Rate limit: 5 requests per minute.

bulk_upload_media — Upload up to 20 images or videos from public URLs in a single request.

  • items (list, required) — Array of media items (max 20). Each item has: url (string, required), type ("image" or "video", default "image"), title (string), app_id (string).
  • Image URLs: .jpg, .png, .webp, or .gif. Max 20MB per image.
  • Video URLs: .mp4, .mov, .webm, or .m4v. Max 500MB, max 10 minutes per video.
  • Each item is processed independently — failures on individual items do not stop the batch.
  • Returns a list of per-item results with media_id on success or error details on failure.
  • Rate limit: 3 requests per minute.

bulk_cancel_posts — Cancel up to 50 scheduled posts in a single request.

  • post_ids (list of strings, required) — Post IDs to cancel (max 50).
  • Only works on posts with status "scheduled". Non-scheduled posts are skipped with an error.
  • Each post is processed independently — failures on individual posts do not stop the batch.
  • Returns a list of per-item results with success/failure status and error details.
  • Rate limit: 10 requests per minute.

bulk_reschedule_posts — Reschedule up to 50 scheduled posts in a single request.

  • items (list, required) — Array of reschedule items (max 50). Each item has: post_id (string, required), scheduled_at (string, required — ISO 8601 datetime), timezone (string).
  • Only works on "scheduled" posts. New time must be at least 5 minutes in the future.
  • Each post is processed independently — failures on individual posts do not stop the batch.
  • Returns a list of per-item results with success/failure status and error details.
  • Rate limit: 10 requests per minute.

App Analytics

list_apps — List your apps and projects.

  • Returns: app ID, name, type ("ios_app" or "project"), bundle ID, rating (1-5), rating_count.
  • Rating is null if the app has no ratings yet. Sorted newest first.
  • Use the type field to distinguish iOS apps from projects.

get_app_analytics — Get download and revenue stats for an app over a period.

  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • days (int, default 7) — Days of data to return (1-90).
  • Key fields:
    • net_revenue — Your actual earnings after Apple's 15-30% commission. Use this for "total revenue" or "earnings" questions.
    • gross_revenue — What customers paid before Apple's cut. Only use when specifically asked about gross amounts.
    • active_subscriptions — Peak concurrent subscribers (max across the period, NOT a sum).
    • new_trials — Free trial starts, summed across the period.
    • revenue_currency — ISO 4217 code. Null on days with no data.

ASO (App Store Optimization)

get_aso_keywords_tool — Get tracked ASO keywords with latest rankings, difficulty, popularity, and 7-day rank change.

  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • country (string) — 2-letter country code to filter (e.g. "us", "gb", "de").
  • Key fields:
    • rank — App Store search position. Lower is better. Null means no rank data.
    • rank_change — Positive = improved (e.g. moved from #10 to #5 = +5). Negative = worsened.
    • difficulty — How hard to rank (0-100).
    • popularity — Search volume indicator (0-100).

get_keyword_history — Get full ranking history for a specific tracked keyword over time.

  • keyword_id (string, required) — Keyword ID from get_aso_keywords_tool.
  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • Returns daily snapshots ordered chronologically (oldest first).
  • Null rank means data was unavailable that day, not that the app was unranked.

get_aso_competitors_tool — Get tracked competitor apps with App Store metadata.

  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • Returns: competitor name, rating, rating_count, category, icon URL, last_refreshed_at.

search_keyword — Search for an ASO keyword and get cached analysis.

  • keyword (string, required) — Keyword or phrase to search.
  • country (string, default "us") — 2-letter country code.
  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • Cached lookup only (24h cache). If no cached data exists, search via the MakePost web UI first, then retry here.

get_aso_score_tool — Check the ASO metadata optimization score for an app.

  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • Returns: score (0-100 based on title, subtitle, keywords, description completeness), scored_at.

Subscription Pricing

list_subscriptions — List Apple App Store subscription products for an app.

  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • CRITICAL: Two ID fields exist:
    • id — Internal database ID. Do NOT use with other subscription tools.
    • apple_subscription_id — Apple's numeric ID (e.g. "6757696252"). Use THIS for all pricing tools.
  • Returns: name, duration (ISO 8601, e.g. "P1M" = 1 month), state.

get_subscription_prices — Get subscription prices by territory with currency and pending changes.

  • subscription_id (string, required) — Apple's numeric subscription ID from list_subscriptions (the apple_subscription_id field).
  • territory_code (string) — ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 (e.g. "USA", "GBR", "JPN").
  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • Key fields: current_price, current_price_usd, pending_price (null if none), pending_source ("manual" or "automatic").

stage_price_change_tool — Stage a pending price change for a subscription in a specific territory.

  • subscription_id (string, required) — Apple's numeric subscription ID.
  • territory_code (string, required) — Territory code (e.g. "USA", "GBR").
  • new_price (float, required) — New price in the territory's local currency.
  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • This only stages locally — does NOT push to Apple. Use push_price_changes to submit.
  • If new_price matches current price (within $0.01), the pending change is removed instead.

push_price_changes — Push all staged price changes to App Store Connect.

  • subscription_id (string, required) — Apple's numeric subscription ID.
  • app_id (string) — App ID, name, or bundle ID. Auto-selects if you have one app.
  • Asynchronous — returns immediately with status "started". Only one push per subscription at a time.
  • WARNING: Changes may take effect immediately once pushed. Review with get_subscription_prices first.
  • Requires App Store Connect credentials to be configured.

Example Workflows

  • "Post 'Just launched v2.0!' to all my accounts" — Creates a text post and publishes to all text-compatible platforms.
  • "Upload this image and post it to Instagram and Facebook with the caption 'New feature'" — Uploads the image, then publishes to selected accounts.
  • "Save a draft post about our upcoming feature for later" — Creates a draft that can be edited and published when ready. Accounts and per-platform captions are preserved.
  • "Draft a post for X and LinkedIn with different captions for each" — Creates a draft with per-platform captions stored for later publishing.
  • "Post to all accounts in my MakePost group" — Uses list_account_groups to find the group, then publishes with group_ids.
  • "Upload https://example.com/my-video.mp4 and schedule it to all my accounts tomorrow at noon" — Downloads the video, runs moderation, and schedules across all connected platforms.
  • "Post my latest video to TikTok and Instagram tomorrow at 3pm" — Finds your most recent video, picks the right accounts, and schedules it.
  • "How are my app downloads this week compared to last week?" — Pulls analytics for all your apps and compares the two periods.
  • "What keywords did my app gain or lose rankings on?" — Checks ASO keyword history and highlights changes.
  • "Lower my Pro subscription price to $4.99 in Brazil and push it live" — Stages the price change and pushes to App Store Connect after your confirmation.

Bulk Operations

  • "Schedule a week of posts — Monday text, Tuesday image, Wednesday video, Thursday text, Friday carousel, Saturday image, Sunday video" — Uses bulk_publish_content with 7 items, each with a different scheduled_at and content_type, all in one call.
  • "Upload these 10 product screenshots and then post them all to Instagram and LinkedIn" — First calls bulk_upload_media with 10 image URLs, then uses the returned media_ids in bulk_publish_content to publish all 10.
  • "Cancel all my scheduled posts for next week" — Lists posts filtered by status "scheduled", identifies the ones in the target date range, then calls bulk_cancel_posts with their IDs.
  • "Move all my Friday posts to Saturday at the same times" — Lists scheduled posts, filters for Friday, then calls bulk_reschedule_posts with each post shifted by one day.

Tips

  • App auto-selection: If you have only one app, you can omit app_id from any tool — it auto-selects.
  • Flexible app lookup: Pass an app name (case-insensitive) or bundle ID instead of the internal ID.
  • Timezone handling: schedule_post and reschedule default to your account timezone if you don't specify one.
  • Caption fallbacks: If no caption is provided, publishing uses the video's script, then its title.
  • Revenue fields: Use net_revenue for earnings questions (after Apple's cut). Use gross_revenue only when specifically asked.
  • Subscription IDs: Always use apple_subscription_id (not id) when calling pricing tools.
  • Price push safety: Always confirm with the user before calling push_price_changes — changes can take effect immediately.
  • Post to multiple platforms simultaneously by including multiple account IDs in schedule_post.

REST API

The MCP tools above also have equivalent REST API endpoints at https://api.makepost.com/v1/. Full interactive docs at https://api.makepost.com.

Direct file upload (REST API only — not available via MCP):

POST https://api.makepost.com/v1/media/upload-file
Content-Type: multipart/form-data
Authorization: Bearer <MAKEPOST_API_KEY>

file: <binary>       (required) Image or video file
type: "image"|"video"|"cover" (default "image")
title: string         (optional)
app_id: string        (optional)
  • Images: max 20MB, JPEG/PNG/WebP/GIF
  • Videos: max 500MB, MP4/MOV/WebM, max 10 minutes
  • Returns same response as upload_image or upload_video

REST API: Cover Image Upload — Upload a cover image without creating a media record.

  • POST /v1/media/upload-file with type: "cover" — returns {"url": "...", "type": "cover"} with no media_id.
  • POST /v1/media/upload with type: "cover" — same, from a public URL.
  • Use the returned URL as cover_image_url when uploading a video.

Supported Platforms

TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky

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