Every video posted, on its own.
Connect your own Telegram channel and your own Bluesky account once. From then on, each video the schedule releases is posted there with its card, the site's title and the link, at the site's own pace. Your channel, your name, your followers.
Your followers see every release.
Search takes months to start paying. A channel pays from the first post: whoever follows it sees every release, and the link goes straight to your page. Jimp keeps that feed alive without you touching it.
10
posts a day by default
1-48
the range you can set
- No catch-up: a channel you just connected gets the latest release, then the feed at the site's pace.
- A daily cap you set, so the feed never reads like a bot.
- The template's card, never the raw thumbnail.
Connect once, then it runs.
- 01
Connect a channel
Telegram: add Jimp's bot as admin of your channel and paste its name. Bluesky: your handle and an app password.
- 02
Checked at once
The dashboard checks that the bot is admin, or that Bluesky accepts the credentials, before saving.
- 03
A video goes live
The schedule releases it, with its own text already written.
- 04
Posted, with its card
Within the hour, the worker posts it on each connected channel, up to your daily cap.
On Telegram, the blurred card.
Jimp's bot posts for every site from one account, but only on the channel where you made it admin: your channel, your name, your avatar, your subscribers. An explicit image would expose the bot to reports, so the channel gets the soft card: the template's colours, logo and title, the scene blurred. Here, three demo sites' own channels, side by side: Editorial, Neon, Feed.
On Bluesky, the sharp card, labelled adult.
Bluesky lets an author label a post. Jimp sets the adult label on every post, so the card stays sharp and stays hidden from anyone who did not opt in. Here, a post of the Spotlight demo as a signed-out visitor sees it.
You see what went out, and when.
In the site's Activity tab, the Social section holds the channels and their state.
Social networks
- The Telegram channel and the Bluesky account, each switched on or off.
- The daily cap, 1 to 48.
- The last post and its time, per channel, and the total posted.
- The last error, if a channel stopped answering.
Does it post on a Jimp channel?
No. It posts on your channel, under your name and your avatar, to your subscribers. Jimp's bot is a tool you add as admin, nothing more, and it only posts where you put it. Same on Bluesky: your account, your handle. Nothing goes to Jimp.
What do I need?
A Telegram channel where you add Jimp's bot as admin, and a Bluesky account with an app password. Both are pasted once in the site's Activity tab.
Is it safe with explicit videos?
Telegram receives the blurred card, never the raw thumbnail. Bluesky receives the sharp card with the adult label, hidden from anyone who did not opt in. A daily cap keeps the feed from looking like a bot.
Can I post more, or less?
The cap goes from 1 to 48 posts a day, per channel, and a pass never posts more than two, so the day's posts spread out. Above that, the extra releases are not posted: a social feed does not catch up.
Can I disconnect?
Any time, per channel. Posting stops; nothing already posted is touched.
What about X, Reddit, Instagram?
X hides adult accounts from search and charges for its API; Reddit throttles adult posting by API. Jimp only automates what works, and says so. The rest stays manual.
Does it run on a demo site?
It runs for subscribed sites, in the same hourly pass as the unique rewrite. The Spotlight demo above is connected so you can see it live.
Your first site is three minutes away.
Niche, name, colors. The rest is already done.