Documentation

PostRout documentation

Everything you need to go from a Markdown file to publications across every platform.

Getting Started

Create an account at app.postrout.com, then start a new project. PostRout takes a single Markdown file as input and generates optimized versions for each platform you choose.

  • Start from a finished Markdown article or paste a draft directly.
  • Select the destinations that should receive a generated version.
  • Review every output before publishing.

Markdown Upload

Upload a .md file or paste Markdown directly. Standard Markdown is supported, including headings, lists, links, images, and fenced code blocks. Front matter is used to set titles, tags, and canonical URLs.

  • Use front matter for title, description, tags, and canonical URL.
  • Keep code examples in fenced code blocks for safer transformation.
  • Use descriptive headings so generated social versions have better hooks.

Generate Content

PostRout's AI reads your Markdown and rewrites it for each destination — adjusting length, tone, and structure so every platform gets a version tuned to its audience.

  • Long-form platforms receive complete article versions.
  • Social platforms receive concise posts with stronger opening lines.
  • Community platforms receive value-first framing with less promotional language.

Platform Outputs

Choose MVP destinations such as DEV Community, Hashnode, Medium, LinkedIn, Threads, X, Reddit, and Hacker News. Each output preserves formatting and links, and sets canonical URLs back to your source where supported.

  • DEV, Hashnode, and Medium receive article-ready formatting.
  • LinkedIn, Threads, and X receive concise social variants with stronger opening lines.
  • Reddit and Hacker News receive community-sensitive summaries and titles.

FAQ

Have a question? Check the homepage FAQ for common answers, or email support@postrout.com and the team will help.

  • Use the contact page for account, billing, and platform questions.
  • Include the destination platform and source format when asking about publishing issues.
  • For privacy or terms questions, use the same support address so requests stay in one queue.