Nimply

Hire AI agents that run your social media - you approve

5.0•6 reviews•

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Hire AI agents that run your social media - you approve

5.0•6 reviews•

108 followers

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Nimply is an AI social media workforce. Hire agents from a gallery: support replies, lead capture, moderation, ghostwriting, carousels, repurposing and trend scouting. They work on top of a full platform, with a planner publishing to 9 networks, a unified inbox and a visual automation canvas. The rule that matters: agents draft, you approve. They cannot publish without you. Free plan, no card. Paid from $9.99/mo. iOS, Android, browser extension, public API and MCP server included.

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Launch tags:Social Media•Marketing•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Farman, co-founder and CTO at Nimply. We came out of running social media for clients, and the job is mostly not creative — it's the same reply typed for the hundredth time, the comment that needed hiding an hour ago, the post that should have been repurposed for LinkedIn but never was. The obvious fix is to hire people. Most creators and small teams can't. So we built Nimply: you hire AI agents instead. There's a gallery of them — a support agent that answers DMs and comments using your business context, a sales agent that spots buying intent and captures the lead, a moderator that hides spam with an audit trail, a LinkedIn ghostwriter, a carousel designer, a content repurposer, a trend scout. The part I actually care about is the rails: • Agents can't publish. They draft, and everything goes through your approval and scheduling workflow. Auto-reply is opt-in, per agent. • A human always wins. Take over a thread and the agent stands down. • You can see what it cost. Every run shows its credits, so there is no mystery AI-included billing. It sits on a real foundation, not a demo: a planner publishing to 9 networks, a unified inbox, a visual automation canvas, an AI studio, iOS and Android apps, a browser extension, a public API and an MCP server. Free plan, no card. Paid starts at $9.99/month — deliberately, because the people who most need a social media team are the ones who can least afford one. I'll be here all day. I'd genuinely like to hear where you think agents shouldn't be trusted — that's the part we keep getting notes on, and the part we most want to get right.

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12d ago

@farmankhandotdev I’m curious about the browser extension what are the main tasks you can handle with it?

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10d ago

Maker

@david_turner12 Good question, David. Sidekick is a capture and assist companion, not a bot. Five things it does today: 1) Keep a post: right-click a post on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, YouTube or TikTok, or any article, and save it to an Ideas board with the text, link and author. 2) Write a post from the page you are on: it drafts a first version in your brand voice and opens it in the Nimply composer for you to edit and approve. 3) Help me reply: on a comment or message, it suggests a few short replies in your voice and copies the one you pick to your clipboard. You paste and send it yourself. 4) Save an image to your media library with a note of where it came from. 5) Save a commenter as a lead with their name, profile link and what they said, no email or phone scraping. It never posts, likes, follows or messages on any site, never changes the page, and only reads when you click. Live on the Chrome Web Store (works in Brave, Vivaldi, Arc) and Safari. Firefox, Edge and Opera builds are coming.

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10d ago

💎 Pixel perfection

@farmankhandotdev auto reply being strictly opt-in per agent is a really smart design choice.

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9d ago

Maker

@priya_kushwaha1 Thank you, Priya. That one came from watching people get burned by tools that answered customers before anyone read the message. So auto-reply is off per agent until you switch it on, and even then a human taking over a thread makes the agent stand down. Slower to demo, safer to run.

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9d ago

@farmankhandotdev that's makes sense , nice work farman

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9d ago

Maker

@priya_kushwaha1 Thanks, Priya. Appreciate you taking the time today.

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9d ago

Kill Ping

@farmankhandotdev Congratulations on your PH launch!

I'd like to know about the content repurposer and ghostwriter. How effectively Nimply can actually learn of a brand’s existing content and voice and how much of a context it can maintain before the output starts feeling like generic AI copy?

Btw, the functionality on that browser extension as explained by you is very intriguing. Kudos to the whole team!

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9d ago

Maker

@agzee Thank you, Aurangzeb, and that is the right question to ask. Honest answer: the agents do not silently absorb your whole history. They work from a brand voice profile you set up in the workspace (tone, rules, examples of your own posts) plus the specific content you point them at. The Repurposer takes one piece you choose and turns it into drafts for other networks. The Ghostwriter writes from your voice profile and the brief you give it. So the quality tracks the examples you feed it: three good posts as samples beats a vague description every time. Where it still shows its AI side is long-run consistency across many drafts, which is exactly why every draft lands in an approval queue instead of publishing. First week you edit a lot, then less. If you try it and a draft feels generic, send it to me and I will tell you what the profile was missing.

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9d ago

Kill Ping

@farmankhandotdev Makes absolute sense. Appreciate a detailed response. I'll definitely reach out to you if I hit a bump along the way. 👍

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9d ago

Maker

@agzee Please do. Bumps are the useful part.

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9d ago

@farmankhandotdev Congrats on the launch! 🎉 The idea of AI agents handling repetitive social media tasks while keeping humans in control is really interesting. Wishing you a successful launch! 🚀

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9d ago

Maker

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm on the Nimply team. We built it because most social tools only schedule. You still write every post and answer every DM yourself.

Nimply is an AI team on top of a full scheduling platform: 10 AI agents you hire from a gallery (support replies, LinkedIn posts, carousels, repurposing, thumbnails and more), a visual automation canvas, unified inbox, analytics, and scheduling for 8 networks. Agents draft, you approve. Nothing publishes without a human.

API + MCP on every plan, including Free. Paid from $9.99/mo, flat. WELCOME75 gets you 75% off.

Which agent would you hire first? Happy to answer anything. 🙏

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10d ago

@salluhee hye i think you should make this product free for now not fully free but litilbit amout of freee so a normal persen can wark

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10d ago

Maker

@salluhee @mrsamyy Thanks Sameer. There is already a Free plan and it does not ask for a card. You can connect your channels, schedule posts and try the agents with the monthly AI credits that come with it. If a limit on the Free plan blocks you from doing real work, tell me which one and I will look at it.

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10d ago

Maker

Nimply brings AI content creation, scheduling, publishing, automation, and social media management into one place. It feels like having an AI social media team working with you. A smart and exciting product for creators, brands, and businesses.

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10d ago

Maker

Thank you, Zubair. "An AI social media team working with you" is the way we think about it too, with you still holding the approve button.@izubairafridi

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10d ago

Maker

Hey Product Hunt!

Building Nimply has been a great journey. We wanted to make social media automation easier, without making things complicated.

It's exciting to finally share what we've built. Hope you enjoy exploring Nimply as much as we enjoyed building it!

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10d ago

Maker

Thanks, Tahir. Simplifying the workflow is exactly the goal, and the approval step is what keeps it safe to hand off. Glad to have you on the team for this.@muhammad_tahir34

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10d ago

EverTutor AI

Love the launch video congratulations on the launch

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10d ago

Maker

@suryansh_tiwari2 Thank you, Suryansh. The video was the part we rewrote the most, so that means a lot. Good luck with EverTutor, and if you try an agent and something feels off, tell me here.

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10d ago

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9d ago

What we learned launching Nimply on Product Hunt

Launch day closed a few minutes ago. The honest numbers, and the one thing we would change.

Numbers (23 Sep, 12:01 PM to 24 Sep, 11:59 AM PKT):

- 31 points, 20 comments (we answered every one), 5 reviews.

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9d ago

What we learned launching Nimply on Product Hunt

Launch day closed a few minutes ago. The honest numbers, and the one thing we would change.

Numbers (23 Sep, 12:01 PM to 24 Sep, 11:59 AM PKT):

- 31 points, 20 comments (we answered every one), 5 reviews.

p/nimply

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10d ago

First six hours on Product Hunt: what people reacted to, and what nobody asked yet

Six hours in. Honest recap of what has happened on the launch so far.

What people reacted to most: the approval rule. Almost every comment we got today, on the launch page, on LinkedIn and in the Product Hunt groups on Facebook, was about agents that draft but cannot publish. One founder called it "a workforce with a brake". Another compared it to the human-handoff step in customer-support tools. A customer said the Customer Support agent and the Carousel Designer are saving them real hours every week. Nobody pushed back on the rule, which surprised us. We expected at least one person to say it makes the agents too slow.

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Nimply

Hire AI agents that run your social media - you approve

Hire AI agents that run your social media - you approve

Forum Threads

What we learned launching Nimply on Product Hunt

What we learned launching Nimply on Product Hunt

First six hours on Product Hunt: what people reacted to, and what nobody asked yet

Forum Threads

What we learned launching Nimply on Product Hunt

What we learned launching Nimply on Product Hunt

First six hours on Product Hunt: what people reacted to, and what nobody asked yet

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