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Publishing infrastructure for products that need to post everywhere.

MonoChalk is a unified social media API built by NexiBeam Technologies Private Limited. It gives software products one operational layer for account connection, publishing, scheduling, delivery status, retries, and webhooks.

Current status: MonoChalk is in private beta. The API is online, while new workspaces and platform connections are admitted gradually as platform approvals and reliability checks complete.

Why MonoChalk exists

Adding social publishing to a SaaS product usually means maintaining a different OAuth flow, token lifecycle, upload protocol, error model, and review process for every network. That work is necessary, but it rarely differentiates the product customers actually pay for.

MonoChalk moves that integration work behind one API. A product sends one post request, selects connected accounts, and receives a delivery record for every target. This keeps partial failures visible: a successful LinkedIn publish never hides a failed Instagram delivery.

What the beta includes

  • Workspace API keys and managed account authorization.
  • Immediate and scheduled publishing with idempotency keys.
  • Image and video ingestion for platform upload workflows.
  • Per-target status, normalized errors, safe retries, and signed webhooks.
  • Adapters for Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, and Bluesky. Availability can vary during beta by workspace and platform approval.

How we communicate product claims

MonoChalk does not claim customer counts, ratings, or guaranteed platform availability that it cannot substantiate. Beta limitations are stated directly. Pricing, quotas, supported operations, and platform-specific costs are documented so teams can evaluate the product without a sales call.

Company and contact

MonoChalk is a product of NexiBeam Technologies Private Limited. Product, beta, partnership, and support questions can be sent to [email protected].

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