Baymax Valero

I’ve been managing social media for a few different businesses, and Buffer has become one of those tools I just keep coming back to. It’s super intuitive—no need to waste time figuring things out—and even with the free plan, it covers most of what early-stage startups need. Scheduling, multi-channel posting, simple analytics… it all just works. What I really appreciate is how easy it is to onboard clients who aren’t very tech-savvy. They get it right away. Honestly, for teams starting out with limited budgets and a lot to prove, Buffer feels like the right partner.

I’ve been using aaPanel for a while now, and honestly… it just made my life easier. I’m not a server expert—just have a couple of projects I manage on my own—and this was the only panel I could actually understand without getting overwhelmed. I like that I can install stuff quickly, everything’s easy to see, and it doesn’t drown me in a million options I don’t need. Not saying it’s perfect, but so far it’s worked better than the other ones I tried (and the fact that it’s free is a nice bonus too). Just wanted to share my experience in case someone else is looking for something simple and functional.