Croissant

For iPhone, iPad, and Mac App Store

Croissant is a buttery-smooth, easy-to-use app for cross-posting to Bluesky, Mastodon, and Threads — all from one beautiful composer.

Everywhere you need it

Croissant runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and keeps your accounts in sync so you can post from any device. Each platform has its own design that takes advantage of screen sizes and system features.

Croissant on iPhone, iPad, Mac
Composing a post in Croissant

Composing

Croissant lets you crosspost to Bluesky, Threads and Mastodon at once. You can attach images, video, and GIFs, quickly add alt-text and mention users across services.

Managing accounts in Croissant

Accounts

Croissant makes it easy to add multiple accounts from each service. And you can group them for quick access when it's time to post.

Per-network post options in Croissant

Post Options

Croissant gives you access to a full suite of post visibility options. You control who sees what you post.

4.7 Average rating

Came back to this after trying other cross posters. Beautifully designed, well worth the yearly subscription price.

liminal.laundry

It’s a streamlined minimalist dream. It’s nicer than the posting interfaces of most social apps. The only con is that it doesn’t get actually croissants delivered to you.

elek79

I was so tired of having to post to so many different apps that I opened up Xcode and started outlining one myself, until I saw this app - it is exactly what I wanted.

RainofTerra
It’s rare that I find a new app that immediately becomes part of my workflow, but it’s just as rare that an app as useful as Croissant comes out. Jason Snell – Six Colors
Croissant lets you post without the distraction or stress of getting sucked into your timelines. I’ve often had times where I felt like I needed a break from social media but felt compelled to jump back in to make sure we were promoting everything happening at MacStories. With Croissant, you can have it both ways, letting the world know what you’re up to without needing to scroll your timeline. John Voorhees – MacStories