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Oliver Henry
@oliverhenry

Just noticed in Larry's mid-day posts the descriptions are now included with the draft with Postiz.

Thank you for saving me another 10 seconds of copy and pasting the description from Larry.

All i have to do now is choose a sound and press post.

NebulaiApe🪞
@_Clemcrypton

Postiz has become one of those tools that just makes content management easier.I could easily plan,polish and queue posts without jumping across platforms

The AI speeds up the creative process while the calendar keeps my posting consistent.

Definitely worth trying out.

Alpha | Web3 Writer ✍️
@AlphaLady__

I tested Postiz by taking a real Web3 content idea and putting it through its AI workflow.

What stood out was how quickly it turned my rough idea into a usable X draft without making the process feel complicated. I still edited the wording to sound more like me, but the starting point was solid. Being able to take the finished post into the scheduling workflow also makes it useful beyond just writing.

A pretty practical test overall. @wickedguro

AI Red Team
@AISecurityFR

🚨 Buffer = 6$/mois par réseau.
Hootsuite = 199$/mois.
Sprout Social = 249$/mois.

Un dev a open sourcé un outil qui remplace TOUT ça.

Planifie tes posts sur tous tes réseaux. Gratuit. Open source.

Ça s'appelle Postiz.

L'outil que chaque entrepreneur devrait connaître 👇

Boris Giller
@BorisGiller

@wickedguro your software found a very nice niche In a world where sm platforms ban ai automation It's a super useful layer inbetween. Also helps that your cheapest competitor charge $100 a month. I hope Postiz grows.

Watched Nevo’s video on how Postiz hit $145k MRR with ~$1k/day growth.

Here’s what actually stood out for me as someone building agentic tools, content systems, and automation for founders & local businesses:

1. Solve for “everyone”, not just power users.Most tools optimise for agencies and advanced users → tiny TAM. Postiz deliberately made agentic power accessible to normal founders and small teams. That’s how you get real scale.
For us: @naamdotone shouldn’t feel like a tool only technical founders enjoy. The core flow must be stupidly simple + promptable.

2. Agentic interfaces beat complex dashboards.Users (or their AI agents) should be able to say “write this post + generate image + schedule it” and it just works. No learning curve.
This is exactly why I’m pushing Glint + multi-agent workflows so hard. The future isn’t more buttons — it’s better prompts + reliable agents with human review loops.

3. Open source creates unfair distribution velocity.Closed tools get stuck at low MRR because they can’t match the adoption curve of something that spreads on GitHub + Reddit + agents. Postiz used OSS as the rocket fuel, then layered paid hosting on top.
Glint is already open source for this reason. The more founders and agents use it in public, the faster it compounds.

4. Simplicity on the surface, power underneath.The product feels lightweight for beginners but has deep agent capabilities (CLI, MCP, any LLM can drive it). That combination wins.
Same principle I apply with Glint: brand voice docs + Git PR review keeps quality high while agents do the heavy drafting.

5. Transparent, high-quality storytelling compounds.Nevo didn’t just post MRR screenshots. He explained the “why” in a clear, well-shot video. That builds trust faster than any ad.
This is why I share real dogfooding — Glint workflows, t.co/pyAbubrHry experiments, client automation results. People buy into the thinking, not just the feature list.

6. Most competitors stay stuck because they optimise for the wrong segment.They keep adding complexity for power users instead of removing friction for the majority. Once you see this, the growth gap makes sense.
For anyone building in public right now — whether it’s a name generator, AR tool, content engine, or local media play — the question is the same:

Are you making something that feels powerful only to other builders… or something that a non-technical founder or small business owner can actually use today?

Curious what others are taking away from this video. Drop your biggest lesson below.

Mario 
@MarioSaputra

Easy marketing from your phone: Grok Imagine + Grok Bot + Postiz MCP

I created a video editor bot and gave it a Grok API key so it can generate images and videos. After a few chats, it made the video, and with Postiz MCP, I asked it to post the video to TikTok and Instagram.

The videos were live within seconds.

Jason Zook
@jasondoesstuff

I'm starting to believe in an agent-first world of software.

Anthropic and OpenAI have solved a lot of really interesting problems, but one of the most interesting and overlooked is the simple chat interface.

Admit it or not, it's just easier type/dictate to a chat than navigate around the UX of almost any app.

Take for example Quickbooks: If I NEVER had to login to that abomination of an app again, I'd be so happy. Just ask Claude to "do my bookkeeping for July" or "update my credit card on file" and let it cook. But right now, I have to first figure out what damn QB service to even log into. Let alone where to go from there.

(And I'm just sharing QB as an example, I don't do my own books, and I know things like Kick and Digits exist.)

The point I'm making is the QBs of the world aren't going to die, they're just a more useful product when you don't have to login to them... at all. Let a very smart agent navigate everything for you and you just get to talk to it.

In a weird way, an agentic future of software is actually a step back in time where you'd walk into a bank and talk to a bank employee. No ATM, no online banking, just a person who you converse with. That's what Claude and GPT are, with infinitely more knowledge and intelligence (and zero need to rest).

For me personally, I'm rebuilding my course platform Teachery from scratch and we already added in an AI Assistant that can do everything in the app you want. Every function, feature, action can be controlled via the chat.

However, I think the next step is essentially what @wickedguro figured out with Postiz that rocket-shipped his SaaS this year. Truly inspirational.

You build a great product, but you realize everyone's attention is going to shift into more time with their LLMs. Less time willing to navigate an app's UI, no matter how good or simple it is.

Calm me an optimist, but I like a future where I am chatting with Claude or GPT and they're going into all these apps and doing all the things I'd normally have to click around to do (or, god forbid, watch tutorial videos).

I don't think we'll see the death of SaaS, I think we'll see the death of us humans using SaaS interfaces at all.

Mizzy (🐧, τ )
@mizzyonchain

I tested Postiz by taking a real Bittensor subnet analysis idea and running it through the AI workflow.

> Went from raw thought to a scheduled draft in one place.
> Liked that I could adjust the copy and preview before it went out
> kept my voice instead of sounding generic.
> Cross-posting setup felt genuinely useful for someone juggling X, LinkedIn, and more without recreating the same post five times.
> AI suggestions are still a bit surface-level for niche crypto/Web3 angles, but the scheduling core is solid.

A nice one @wickedguro

Everyone's quote-tweeting the $1 AI video part of this post.

They're all missing the better half.

The same Postiz skill that schedules your whole week can also read the results back.

Here is the loop:

batch 20 clips, drop the folder in Claude Code, and say "schedule these to TikTok + IG, 8 hours apart, all week."

It uploads and schedules every one in about a minute.

Then friday: "pull last week's views per post and tell me the top 3."

The skill has an analytics command, so Claude ranks your clips and tells you which hooks to make 20 more of.

Cheap to make, auto-posted, and it grades its own homework.

I think postiz is one of the best repo who actually helped me in my job to fix all the social media bugs.

10/ the mistake that kills accounts: auto-publishing via API.

server IPs + robotic intervals + zero human interaction = flagged. goodbye reach.

fix: postiz CLI schedules everything to drafts. you get a notification at peak time. open the app. tap post.

from tiktok's view: a human posted from a real phone.

most good ideas die in the gap between a notes app and the publish button.

ran one through postiz instead:
dropped the idea in, no pre-polishing needed, copy came back close to my own tone

visual stayed in the same flow, no app-switching.

landed straight on the calendar; one place for channels, not five open tabs.

still edited the wording after

not a review. just less friction between idea and publish.

I tested Postiz with a real content idea:

As Crypto moves too fast for inconsistent posting, so I used Postiz to turn one raw idea into a scheduled post instead of leaving it buried in my notes.

What I liked is that the workflow is straightforward and keeps creation + scheduling in one place.

What should improve is to make the AI suggestions feel more niche-aware for crypto/Web3 creators.

Solid first impression on this tool @wickedguro.

Paulina Sáez
@PSaezT

These are the tools I've recently replaced:
- CRM: HubSpot -> Twenty
- Social media scheduler: Buffer -> Postiz
- Wiki: Obsidian -> HedgeDoc
- Expenses: Splitwise -> Spliit
- Finances: my own DB -> FacturaScripts

It's the time for OS tools to shine.

hammertime
@hammertime_one

tested postiz end to end: took a real content idea, had its AI draft the post, scheduled straight to the calendar across platforms.

> AI draft: solid first pass, needed a tone pass
> composer: per-platform tailoring actually works
> scheduling: one calendar, one click, done

@wickedguro from idea to scheduled post in one sitting, no tab-switching

VEETOR
@veetor4x

Guys, Postiz has been really easy to use

I like how I can create, manage, and schedule my content from one place instead of switching between different tools

The AI features also make creating posts much quicker, and the calendar makes it easy to keep everything organized

Overall, it’s a simple tool that saves me time and makes managing social media feel less stressful

Definitely recommend giving it a try!

Germán Huertas
@Nocodeboy

Postiz es una herramienta opensource que te permite crear y programar tus publicaciones en más de 13 sitios.

Además puedes conectar con n8n, heygen y crear imagenes con gpt, métricas y otras funciones...

Cuesta un poquito configurar todo, pero lo recomiendo mucho.

そう|Claude CodeのX運用で月800万インプ
@so_ainsight

これ何がすごいかというと、SNS運用を「ツールで管理する」のではなく「ワークフローで動かす」発想に変わること。

Postizはフルパブリックなdeveloper API(公式SDK+webhooks)を備えていて、n8n/Make/Zapierから直接叩ける。つまり、

・新しいブログ記事をAIで要約 → Postizで複数SNSに同時投稿
・YouTubeに動画をアップ → 自動でX/LinkedIn/Threadsに告知投稿
・Notionに「下書き」ステータスで保存 → 承認後にPostiz経由で配信

といった「投稿そのものを1ノード化」できる。SNS運用が完全にワークフローの一部になる。

Nonye🤎
@nonye_silver

Postiz delivers a polished, reliable experience.

Scheduling is accurate.
AI tools give practical starting points.
Managing multiple networks in one place removes friction.

The focused, professional interface makes planning efficient.

Worth considering @wickedguro

Airdrop Farmercist💊
@airdropfamer_

tested Postiz with a real crypto content idea and turned it into a scheduled post

the workflow felt simple, and having content creation + scheduling in one place is really useful

i’d love to see more niche AI suggestions for crypto/Web3 creators

solid tool so far @wickedguro

Jessyka Boatright
@jessyka_boat

What niche do you think is oversaturated?

**Calorie apps / work out apps?

**Social Media Schedulers?

**Website SEO / Analytics?

I could say all of the above but @jakefriks with postbridge and @wickedguro with Postiz are 2 examples of killing it with social media scheduling with each offering their own unique twist to the niche.