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Petals (petals.blog) gathers the posts you make and find across social media into one tidy public page — your garden. Share to Petals is the companion that lets you add any post to that garden without copying and pasting links.

How it works
While you browse a supported site, the extension places a small pink flower (🌸) on each individual post. Click the flower and that post’s link and basic details — its title, image, and author — are sent to your Petals account, where it’s added to your garden. That’s the whole job.

Where it works
- Facebook (feed posts, Reels, groups, and Pages)
- Instagram
- X / Twitter
- Bluesky
- Reddit

On Facebook, which rebuilds its page constantly, a single flower follows your cursor to the post you’re pointing at — the most reliable way to pick the right one.

What it does NOT do
- It does not read, collect, or transmit anything until you click to share a specific post.
- It does not track your browsing, build a profile, or load any analytics or ads.
- It only talks to one server: petals.blog. Nothing is sent anywhere else.
- It does not read your social-media credentials or post on your behalf.

You’re in control
You need a Petals account to receive shares. You choose what to share, one post at a time. An optional diagnostic mode (off by default) copies a post’s on-page structure to your clipboard so you can help us fix a mis-detected post — that copy stays on your clipboard and is never transmitted.

Open source and self-hosted. Learn more at https://petals.blog/help.