> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nootti.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nootti.com/get-started/add-accounts.md).

# Add accounts

### 1) Visit Settings to Add a New Service

![](/files/kjCV7GQSeihRR47yUUkr)  

<img src="/files/no1aeDgkr6EXDWuBlanc" alt="" data-size="original">

### 2) Choose Your Account Type and Set Up the Details

**Account Name:** Specify a unique name for your account (e.g., Mastodon Personal).&#x20;

**Enabled:** This option makes your account visible for posting.&#x20;

**Delete:** To remove your account from Nootti.

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{% tab title="Bluesky" %}

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**Username:** Your Bluesky user handle (e.g user.bsky.social or your domain name: example.com)

**Password:** App Password (or main password).&#x20;

See the [video](/get-started/how-to-videos.md#bluesky-account-setup-video) for generating an App Password or follow the instructions:

Visit your Bluesky account settings (when logging in) and go to Settings > Advanced > App Passwords. Generate a new App Password and copy-paste it to Nootti’s password field.

You can revoke the password at any time from the same place where you set it.

**Instance:** bsky.social if you're on the main network

**Verify login** (optional)**:** Test your account settings after you have filled in the details.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Mastodon" %}

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**Username:** The [local username](https://docs.joinmastodon.org/user/signup/#address) (e.g. user)

For example, *@<user@mastodon.social>* consists of the username: *user* and the website domain (server/instance): *mastodon.social*.

**Permission:** *Grant access* asks for permissions to access your account for posting. (See the [video](/get-started/how-to-videos.md#mastodon-account-setup) for details.)

**Instance:** bsky.social if you're on the main network

**Post visibility:** Choose the default option for your posts.

The [levels](https://docs.joinmastodon.org/user/posting/#privacy) are public/unlisted/private (followers-only).

You can override the general level for the current post temporarily from the Current post settings.

How is the post privacy selected when posting a message? The current post will have the stricter one.

For example, if you have set “public” on your Mastodon account settings and “unlisted” for the current draft, the post will have the “unlisted” publishing level.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Nostr" %}

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**Npub:** The public key (starting with [npub](https://nostr.how/en/get-started#understanding-keys))

**Nsec:** The private key (starting with [nsec](https://nostr.how/en/get-started#understanding-keys))

**Add relays:** The [relays](https://nostr.how/en/relays) (servers) you want the post to be sent (e.g. wss\://relays.example.com)&#x20;

**Media server** (optional)**:** Add the media server  ([nip-96](https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/96.md#list-of-supporting-file-storage-servers)) you’re using on your Nostr account settings (e.g. <https://nostr.build)&#x20>;

See [the video](/get-started/how-to-videos.md#nostr-account-setup) for how to create a new Nostr account, add it to Nootti and create a post with an image uploaded to a Nostr media server.
{% endtab %}
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