One calendar, ten networks ā including Bluesky, Mastodon and Threads, which most schedulers skip. What's different: AI makes the whole post, not just the caption. Captions, images and video, generated in the composer. A hosted MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT work in your account under per-connection permissions you control. Agencies get white-label on a custom domain, multi-brand workspaces, and a client portal with per-platform approvals and no client login.
What came out of it: one calendar covering ten networks, including Bluesky,
Mastodon and Threads, which most tools still skip. AI sits inside the composer
rather than beside it, so captions, images and video are made where you're
already working instead of in a separate tab.
The part I found most interesting to build is the MCP server. It means Claude
or ChatGPT can work in your account directly ā draft, schedule, pull analytics
ā under permissions you set for each connection. You decide whether an
assistant may publish immediately, edit existing posts, touch your media
library, or just read. Everything starts on, and anything you switch off
disappears from the assistant's toolbox entirely rather than failing when tried.
For agencies there's white-label on your own domain, separate workspaces per
brand, and a client portal where clients approve post-by-post without creating
an account.
It's early and independently built, so if something's broken you'll be talking
to the person who wrote it. Genuinely here for the feedback ā especially on
what's missing.