Multi-platform scheduling, approvals and analytics in one place. Built for people who run more than one account.

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Joined July 2026
three weeks of posts, all scheduled from one afternoon in postrite. this one too.
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14 networks. one editor. 14 days free. no card. that's the pitch, we're done being subtle.
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connect two accounts from the same network. personal and company x, two instagram pages, whatever. same editor.
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four roles: owner, admin, editor, viewer. editors can publish but can't connect or disconnect accounts. that line exists for a reason.
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give clients the viewer role. they see the calendar. they can't touch it. everyone sleeps better.
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every teammate in an organization shares the same timezone for scheduling. set it once. nobody schedules a 9am post that goes out at 4am.
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a post you archived isn't gone. restore it and it comes back as a draft.
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posts autosave as drafts while you type. cmd+s if you're the kind of person who needs to press it anyway.
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what should we build next? actual question. replies read by the person who writes the code.
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14 days free. no credit card. connect your accounts, schedule a month of content, let claude do half of it. if it doesn't save you an afternoon a week, don't pay us.
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two weeks, ten features. if one of them solves a problem you have, the trial is 14 days and doesn't ask for a card.
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linkedin doesn't give us post analytics for personal profiles. we say so on the post instead of showing a fake number. that's the whole analytics philosophy.
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first metrics snapshot lands about an hour after publishing. then once a day for 30 days. after that the totals stay on the post forever.
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if your stream drops and reconnects, twitch fires "went live" twice. the six-hour cooldown is why your followers see one post, not two.
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