Do I need a native Aidelly app in Make?
No. Make's HTTP module is all you need. It connects to Aidelly's REST API directly no native app required.
Use Make's HTTP module to call the Aidelly REST API from any workflow. Post to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook triggered by anything in your Make scenario.
Generate an Aidelly API key
In your Aidelly dashboard, go to Settings → API Keys and create a new key. Copy it you'll paste it into Make in the next step. API access requires an active paid plan see plans.
Add an HTTP → Make a request module
In your Make scenario, add a new module. Search for HTTP and choose Make a request.
Configure the HTTP module
Fill in the following fields in the Make HTTP module:
| URL | https://api.aidelly.ai/v1/posts |
| Method | POST |
| Headers | Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY |
| Body type | Raw |
| Content type | application/json |
Set the request body
In the Raw body field, enter your JSON payload. Map Make variables using {{variable}} syntax:
{
"content": "{{post_content}}",
"platforms": ["instagram", "linkedin", "x"],
"schedule_at": "{{schedule_time}}"
}Omit schedule_at to publish immediately.
When someone fills out a Typeform or Airtable form, trigger a post to LinkedIn or Instagram automatically.
Read post content and schedule times from a spreadsheet, send each row to Aidelly via HTTP, and watch your calendar fill up.
New WordPress or Webflow post? Use Make to extract the content, pass it to an AI module for captions, then post via Aidelly.
Connect your CRM or product database whenever a deal closes or a feature ships, Make posts the announcement across all channels.
/v1/postsCreate or schedule a post/v1/postsList scheduled and published posts/v1/analyticsFetch performance analytics/v1/mediaUpload an image or videoNo. Make's HTTP module is all you need. It connects to Aidelly's REST API directly no native app required.
Use POST for creating posts, GET for reading analytics or scheduled posts. The Aidelly API follows standard REST conventions.
Add an Error Handler route after the HTTP module. Aidelly returns standard HTTP status codes and JSON error bodies, making it easy to branch on failures.
Yes. Include a `schedule_at` field in your JSON body with an ISO 8601 timestamp. Aidelly will hold the post and publish at the specified time.