More time for your content, less for your tools.
Crowdbird brings a scheduler, DM automation, link in bio and analytics together in one tool, for creators, shops and small teams, in five languages.
- 5Languages
- 11Platforms to connect, more to come
- 13Free tools
- 2026Founded
Who we are
Crowdbird is a social media tool for people who post on the side: creators, small shops and teams without their own social media department. We have been building it since 2026 and are launching it in five languages from day one.
Why Crowdbird exists
Doing social media today means jumping between a scheduler, a tool for automatic replies, a link-in-bio page and a spreadsheet for the numbers. Each tool only knows its own part. Crowdbird brings the four jobs together, so a post, the replies under it and the clicks after it end up in one picture.
What you get out of it
You plan your week in one place, comments with a keyword get a DM with the link right away, and the weekly report shows you how each post performed, how your followers changed and how often your bio link was clicked. Where we do not know something, we say so: guide values are labeled as such.
Where we are
- 2026
Scheduler and calendar
Plan posts for Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and eight more networks, with best times from your own posts.
- 2026
Comment to DM
Anyone who comments a keyword automatically gets your DM with the link.
- 2026
Link in bio with click counts
One page for all your links, with clicks per link and links that appear and disappear at set times.
- At launch
Five languages and free tools
English, German, Spanish, French and Brazilian Portuguese, plus free tools like the best time to post and the profile check.
What we stick to
- 1
Honest numbers
We only call a time the best time when it comes from your own posts. Otherwise it says “guide value”.
- 2
Official APIs
You connect your accounts through the platforms’ official APIs. We never ask for your password.
- 3
Your data is yours
You can export all data of your workspace and delete contacts or your whole account at any time.
About Crowdbird: how we work
A useful social media app needs clear boundaries, not just a long feature list. You should be able to tell whether a number comes from your account, whether a draft still needs your review, and whether a feature is available now or planned. Those distinctions shape how Crowdbird presents its tools.
We test on our own accounts first. For platform rules, we use official help pages and documentation. We keep the platform's limits separate from our own calculations: a profile score uses our scoring rules, while post metrics come from the networks.
Posting recommendations are a concrete example. The scheduler uses your own results once an account has 20 published posts in the last 90 days. Before that, it displays clearly labeled guide times. That gives you a starting point without presenting general guidance as a finding about your account.
What you can use today
Crowdbird connects 11 networks, from Instagram, TikTok and Facebook to YouTube, LinkedIn and Pinterest. Instagram scheduling and automation require a professional account, and Facebook connections use Pages rather than personal profiles. You use Crowdbird in your browser on desktop or phone. There is no iOS or Android app.
The details matter when you prepare a post:
Adjust the caption for each connected account instead of sending identical wording everywhere.
Add a first comment for Instagram feed posts or Reels and for Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and Threads posts, but not TikTok or Instagram Stories.
Review AI caption edits and hashtag suggestions before publishing.
Use keyword-triggered comment DMs on Instagram and Facebook, not TikTok.
The feature overview explains the available tools in more detail. Crowdbird has a Free plan for your link-in-bio page and the free tools, and you can try every paid plan free for 3 days. Team invitations and approvals are planned but aren't available yet.
The people behind the decisions
Five people own the parts of Crowdbird you rely on most.
Lena Hartwig, product and scheduler
has planned content for small brands and shops since 2018 and decides which scheduler feature comes next, after trying every change on a test account.
Bruno Rivera, DM automation
has set up comment and DM flows for creators and small shops since 2019 and keeps every automation within the platforms' official limits.
Amélie Laurent, editorial lead
has written and edited social media copy since 2017 and checks every guide for sources before it goes live, in all five languages.
Rafael Costa, data and analytics
has analyzed social media data for small teams since 2018 and decides when a number comes from your own posts and when you see a labeled guide value.
Mira Okafor, privacy and help
has written help texts for small teams since 2019 and keeps the deletion rules on our privacy pages in line with what the app stores.
How we write guides and answer questions
Our guides explain the action you can take and the limits that affect it. A posting-time guide should distinguish results from recent posts from generic guide times. A bio guide should help you write within the relevant character limit, not promise that different wording will bring followers.
Read our editorial standards for how we handle sources and copy, and our methodology for how calculations work. If something in your workspace needs attention, use the contact form. Our support team replies within 24 hours. Include the network, the task and what happened so we can help.
Privacy and control
Most accounts connect through the platform's official login, while Bluesky uses an app password and Telegram a bot. Crowdbird never asks for or stores your account password. Database and file storage are in the EU, owners and admins can export workspace data at any time, and you can delete your account in settings. Our data transparency page explains storage and deletion.