Xin Xiaofeng: One Dashboard for Posting to 20+ Chinese Social Platforms
Chinese content creators get a drop-in way to post and reply across 20+ platforms from one dashboard. The underlying pattern, browser automation with isolated login sessions and background task execution, is what any developer building multi-account tooling will need to replicate.
Xin Xiaofeng is a web-based social media management tool aimed at Chinese content creators who juggle accounts across Xiaohongshu, Douyin, Kuaishou, WeChat Video, Bilibili, and more. It handles simultaneous logins with session isolation per account, so a user can preview each account's page from a single control panel.
The core feature is bulk publishing: pick a video or article, assign it to a list of accounts, and send it out in one action. Publishers can choose between visible publishing, which opens each platform's browser and autofills the form, or implicit publishing, which runs in the background and shows progress in a task center. Per-account configuration lets users customize content for each platform.
Beyond distribution, Xin Xiaofeng aggregates private messages and comments from several platforms, with a script library for quick replies and keyword-triggered auto-responses. It also bundles video tools: link parsing, audio extraction, compression, trimming, concatenation, and speech-to-text with timestamps.
The two publishing modes reveal a trade-off between reliability and stealth: visible publishing works through the platform's own browser, while implicit publishing runs unattended in the background, meaning it can post quietly but may fail without immediate user awareness.
The tool's reliance on browser automation and session isolation suggests that most Chinese social platforms lack stable, comprehensive APIs, forcing workarounds that can break when platform UIs change.