The Socials app is where your social accounts live as configuration. You add the platforms you're on — each with its profile link — and Giant Context wires them into everything it builds. The social icons on your site, the links in your email footers, the footer menus that say where to find you: they all read from the same place. You set it once. You don't touch it again unless something changes.
Three kinds of blocks read from Socials. On your website, the SocialIcons block and the FooterMenu block render from it. In your emails, the EmailSocialIcons block — in a header or a footer — reads the same accounts. Change a link in Socials and every block that reads it updates. There is no page where you re-type your handle.
Icon styling follows your brand tokens, so the icons match the rest of your site instead of sitting there in a stock gray.
Socials does not post for you. There is no scheduling, no cross-posting, and no AI-drafted posts today. It holds where you are, not what you say there.
When posting does ship, it will work the way the rest of the platform works — Mind drafts, you approve, nothing goes out without your sign-off. Until then, the app manages your presence, not your posting.
No. You add each account once in Socials. Every block that reads from it — icons on your site, links in your emails, footer menus — updates on its own.
Not yet. Socials holds your accounts and links; it doesn't publish posts. When posting ships, it will go through the same draft-and-approve flow as everything else.
Yes. Icon styling follows your brand tokens, so they look like part of your site rather than a generic set.