The dashboard | Chirio Docs

Chirio has a small web dashboard at chirio.dev. It exists so you can use the service without writing a client first — connect an account, publish a test post, manage keys — and to handle the few things the API deliberately does not cover. Sign in at chirio.dev/auth with a magic link. An account, workspace and project are created on first sign-in.

What is there

Section	What it does
Dashboard	Connect and disconnect social accounts — the same hosted OAuth, one click
Posts	Compose and publish to selected accounts, with per-target result history
Settings → API keys	Create and revoke keys. The full key is shown once
Settings → Billing	Plan, current-period usage, invoices, upgrades

Compose uses the same path as the API

The composer runs through exactly the same validation, fan-out and per-target outcomes as POST /api/v1/posts. A post that works in the dashboard works through the API, which makes it a genuine way to test a connection or debug a platform rejection before writing any code.

Where billing lives

Plan changes, payment methods, invoices and cancellation are all handled in Settings → Billing, not through the API. Usage for the current period is shown there too — useful for seeing where your network writes are going before an invoice arrives.

What is intentionally missing

No scheduling, no content calendar, no analytics, no team management, no media library. Chirio is an API with an admin surface, not a social media management product — those belong in whatever you build on top of it.