APAgentPublisher

Social schedulingAPI + MCP ready

The AI command center for social publishing.

Plan, draft, schedule, publish, and measure every social post from one polished workspace. Built for teams that want Postiz-level power with an agent-native API layer.

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30+channels planned

1 APIfor every workflow

24/7scheduled queue

MCPagent-ready

Live workspace

Launch week calendar

Ready

Campaign queue12 posts

Product Hunt launchToday

XLinkedInThreads

Founder storyDay 2

XLinkedInThreads

Customer quoteDay 3

XLinkedInThreads

Feature teardownDay 4

XLinkedInThreads

Agent command

"Repurpose this launch note into five posts and schedule the best times."

POST /v1/posts
{
  "channels": ["x", "linkedin", "threads"],
  "mode": "schedule",
  "approval": "required"
}

Multi-platform publishing

One composer for every channel your audience cares about.

Inspired by Postiz's broad integration surface and Publora's API-first clarity, without making the page feel like a template.

Instagram

YouTube

TikTok

Threads

Facebook

Bluesky

Mastodon

Discord

Slack

WordPress

Google Business

Agentic workflow

Tell your agent what to publish. Keep humans in control.

Agents create drafts, marketers approve calendars, and the API carries the work into scheduled publishing.

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Command

"Schedule tomorrow's launch thread for X, LinkedIn, and Threads."

Drafted, validated, queued, and ready for approval.

Command

"Turn this changelog into five posts for the next two weeks."

Drafted, validated, queued, and ready for approval.

Command

"Find the best performing posts this month and draft follow-ups."

Drafted, validated, queued, and ready for approval.

Command

"Create a founder-style LinkedIn post from this customer win."

Drafted, validated, queued, and ready for approval.

How it works

Built for the exact path ad traffic will take.

Draft with AI

Turn a launch note, URL, or brief into platform-specific posts with hooks, hashtags, and tone control.

Approve the calendar

Review every variant in one command center, move posts between slots, and keep teams aligned.

Publish and learn

Send content through OAuth-connected channels, track performance, and improve the next prompt.

Feature depth

The serious scheduler buyers expect.

Unified composer

Create one campaign and adapt it for short posts, long-form updates, threads, and visual channels.

Calendar scheduler

Drag campaigns across days, spot gaps, and keep approvals visible before anything ships.

AI agent layer

Let Claude, Codex, Cursor, n8n, Make, Zapier, or your own agent create and schedule content.

Public API

Queue posts from product launches, CRM events, internal tools, scripts, and custom automations.

Media library

Attach images and videos, keep assets organized, and validate channel requirements before posting.

Analytics

Compare reach, engagement, followers, and winning creative by channel and campaign.

Team workflow

Separate brands, clients, approvals, roles, and calendars without mixing up accounts.

OAuth compliance

Users connect platforms directly with OAuth flows instead of pasting sensitive tokens.

Self-hostable foundation

Built from an open-source-inspired monorepo direction with frontend, backend, workers, and API layers.

Launch pricing

Start free. Scale when the calendar fills up.

Keep the first signup friction low, then graduate teams into higher limits, workspaces, approvals, and API usage.

Free

Three accounts, AI drafts, demo analytics, and the visual calendar.

Get started

Pro

$19

More channels, approval workflows, API limits, and client workspaces.

Start trial

Built to launch today, designed to grow into a Postiz-class platform.

Does the signup flow open the app?

Yes. The primary CTA goes to account creation and then into the calendar app, not an email handoff.

Is this just a landing page?

No. The calendar, channel, analytics, AI draft, and scheduling paths are wired to the current AgentPublisher API service.

Are all Postiz integrations live?

Not yet. The page is positioned around the intended product and today's working demo path while the production integrations are built behind it.