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Last updated: 12 September 2026
socialpub is an open-source tool that a person runs on their own machine to publish
content to their own social media accounts. It is not a hosted service: there is no
server of ours involved, and whoever runs the tool retains full control of all data.
This tool is maintained by Alba Gutiérrez Pedemonte. For any privacy-related question, please open an issue on the repository.
When you authorise the application with your Pinterest account, the tool receives and stores:
No other data is collected. Specifically: no email addresses, no contacts, no usage statistics, no analytics, and no browsing data.
Credentials are stored exclusively on your local machine, in the file
~/.config/socialpub/tokens.json, with read permissions restricted to your own system
user (mode 600).
This data is never transmitted anywhere except to the official API of the relevant
platform (api.pinterest.com), in order to carry out the actions you have requested.
There is no intermediary server and no remote database.
No one. The data is not sold, transferred, or used for advertising, profiling, or model training. The only transmission that takes place is the one you requested: publishing your content to the destination platform.
Tokens remain on your machine until you delete them or they expire. The tool keeps no copy anywhere else.
You have two options, and you may use both:
~/.config/socialpub/tokens.json.
From that moment on, the tool loses all access.Because all data resides on your own equipment and under your control, you have direct access to it at all times: you can inspect, modify or delete it without any intermediary. If additional data protection rights apply to you under your local law (such as the GDPR in the European Union), you may exercise them by contacting us through the repository issues.
The tool communicates with the official APIs of the platforms you publish to. How those platforms handle your data is governed by their own policies:
This tool is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect data from them.
If this policy changes, this page and the date above will be updated. The full revision history is publicly available in the repository.