Nuelink API: Alpha Documentation
Version: 1.0 (Alpha) Base URL: https://nuelink.com/api/public/v1
The Nuelink API lets you programmatically publish content to every social channel Nuelink supports (Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, Google Business, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, X (Twitter), Mastodon, Bluesky, and Telegram) from your own applications.
This first release focuses on a single workflow: creating posts and uploading media. Listing, updating, and deleting existing posts will arrive in a later release.
How Nuelink is organized
Section titled “How Nuelink is organized”Before you make your first call, it helps to understand the three-level hierarchy Nuelink uses:
Account └── Brand (workspace, e.g. "Fernwood Botanicals") ├── Channels (the connected social accounts: IG, X, TikTok, …) └── Collections (content folders grouped by theme or campaign) └── Posts (social media posts)A fully-isolated workspace. Each brand has its own channels, collections, automations, and insights, so you can manage multiple companies or projects without their data mixing. Most accounts have one brand; agencies and power users typically have several.
Collection
Section titled “Collection”A content folder inside a brand, typically organized by theme or campaign (e.g. “Summer Campaign”, “Product Launches”, “Customer Stories”). Each collection has a set of default channels and weekly time slots (aka Queue). When you create a post inside a collection, it publishes to the collection’s default channels.
Channel
Section titled “Channel”A single connected social account, e.g. @fernwoodbotanicals on Instagram or your company LinkedIn page. Channels belong to a brand.
So creating a post is always:
Section titled “So creating a post is always:”Pick a brand → pick a collection inside it → POST the post to that collection.
Channels are listed as a separate endpoint so you can inspect what’s connected to the brand, but you don’t pass channel IDs when creating a post, the collection’s configuration determines which channels receive it.
Table of Content
Section titled “Table of Content”This guide has been split into focused pages.