Chorus never posts on your behalf, and never asks for your passwords. Automatic posting would require paid developer API keys on every network — so instead, each “Post on …” button opens that platform’s own composer in a new tab with your text already filled in. You read it over and hit Post there, inside the account you’re already signed into.

It’s one click per network instead of copy-pasting ten times. For platforms with no web composer (like Instagram), Chorus gives you a one-tap Copy text button instead.

Your writing stays on this device. Drafts and settings are saved only in your browser’s local storage. There’s no account, no server, and no analytics — nothing you type is ever sent anywhere except the platform composer you choose to open.