L1 · Strong index signal
Ghost
Level 1. Image upload and an HTML card for the table.
Role: top
Delivery reference
Publishing platforms without exposing operator controls
RoadUp chooses platforms server-side from validated availability, fit, cost and evidence. Customers do not manage credentials, account health or platform cost tables.
Executable adapters
11
Adapters currently represented in the execution registry.
Selection
Server-controlled
A paid order freezes the delivery contract; the browser cannot substitute a platform.
Credentials
Private
Credentials, account health, capacity and direct costs are operator-only data.
Current delivery capabilities
Capability describes the role a platform can play; it is not a promise that every account is available for every order.
L1 · Fair index signal
Neocities
Level 1. Uploads the HTML page and the infographic file.
Role: top
L1 · Fair index signal
Micro.blog
Level 1. Media endpoint takes the image. The post body can be HTML, including a table.
Role: top
L2 · Fair index signal
Dev.to
Level 2. Markdown, including a table. Images are remote URLs, not an upload.
Role: donor
L2 · Fair index signal
Hashnode
Level 2. Markdown table and a cover image URL.
Role: donor
L2 · Fair index signal
Mataroa
Level 2. Official post API, Markdown body, image by URL.
Role: donor
L2 · Fair index signal
Qiita
Level 2. Item API takes Markdown. A table renders. Image upload is not part of the post call.
Role: donor
L2 · Strong index signal
Telegraph
Level 2. Uploads an image. No table element, so the donor stays text plus a figure.
Role: donor
L3 · Light index signal
GitHub Gist
Level 3. A public note of a few paragraphs and one link. No blog layout and no image upload.
Role: signal
L3 · Light index signal
X
Social. One post from your account. The API is paid. Bought likes are not part of the order.
Role: social
L3 · Light index signal
Telegram
Social. One channel message with the note URL. Not an article page.
Role: social
Why some platforms are listed but not executable
RoadUp keeps a reference catalog for planning and compatibility, but publishing remains disabled until an adapter and server-side credential validation are ready.
Reference-only today: WordPress, WordPress.com, Micropub site, Shopify blog, Tistory, Hatena Blog, Blogger, Write.as, WriteFreely, LiveJournal, Dreamwidth, Tumblr, Mastodon, Bluesky, Pinterest, Medium.
See the delivery method