Guide
Threadify in ChatGPT
Threadify helps you write, schedule and reply on Threads in your own voice. With the Threadify plugin, you can do that from a ChatGPT conversation.
What it can do
- Draft posts and threads in your voice, using your Brain: the notes, offers and best-performing patterns Threadify keeps for you.
- Show your drafts and what is coming up on your calendar.
- Tell you how your posts did, and what people said in comments and mentions.
- Help you write replies to comments.
- Schedule or publish a post, only after you approve it.
How to connect
- 1In ChatGPT, open the plugins and find Threadify.
- 2Click Connect. ChatGPT opens the Threadify sign-in page.
- 3Sign in to Threadify and pick the Threads account ChatGPT should use. You can still name another of your own accounts in a request.
- 4Back in ChatGPT, ask for something, like “draft a post about my week”.
If ChatGPT says your account is not ready
ChatGPT can only use a Threadify account that is ready. Sign in to Threadify and finish setting up your account there. Then ask ChatGPT again.
You approve every post
Nothing is scheduled, published or sent until you approve the exact post.
Before anything goes out, ChatGPT shows you the words, the account and the time. If any of that changes, you approve again. Replies to comments work the same way.
How to disconnect
- 1Sign in to Threadify and open the Agent tab, next to Chat.
- 2Under Your connections, click Revoke next to the ChatGPT connection. It stops working straight away.
- 3To also remove its record and activity log, click Delete on the revoked connection.
Read what the plugin can see and how long it is kept in our privacy policy.
Need help?
Email info@threadify.app or see our contact page.