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PostQuest is the social media scheduler your AI can use. Connect ChatGPT, Claude or other AI agents to your social accounts and let them create, manage, and schedule your content across every channel.

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Schedule my three product updates this week on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, at 9:30pm. Attach media files you generated.

create_post · 3 posts · 3 accounts

Done. 3 posts are in PostQuest, saved as drafts for your approval:

WhenPostWhere
Tue 21:30Dark mode is finally here (video attached)
Wed 21:30How we hit our first 1,000 users
Fri 21:30Behind the build: new onboarding flow

Nothing publishes until you approve.

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • OpenClaw
  • Hermes
  • Cursor
  • MCP

Let your AI agent do the work.

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor via MCP and PostQuest becomes a tool your agent can operate. It drafts, adapts each caption per network, and fills your calendar without you touching a scheduler.

  • Works over MCP, no copy-paste step
  • Everything lands as a draft until you approve it
  • Structured errors your agent can fix on its own
Connect your agent
Choosing the accounts a single post publishes to in the PostQuest composer.

Cross-post your content to multiple channels easily

Write once and PostQuest handles the rest: character limits, media rules, aspect ratios, and per-platform settings are validated before anything is queued, so a post never fails at publish time.

  • Per-platform variations of one caption
  • Caption and media rules checked up front
  • Media library with reusable assets
Connect your accounts
A month of scheduled posts across several networks in the PostQuest calendar.

One calendar for every workspace

See the whole month across social networks, drag a post to a new slot, and let PostQuest publish on time. Media library, retries, and publishing status all live in the same place.

  • Drag and drop across social networks
  • Each workspace has its own calendar
  • Automatic retries when something fails
Start filling your calendar
Aleksandr Samokhin, the developer behind PostQuest

Hey, I’m Aleksandr

I have spent fifteen years shipping software: SaaS apps, Laravel and WordPress products. Building them was never the hard part. Marketing and distribution is where everyone gets stuck.

I started to post, uploaded my content, switched between multiple accounts to adjust the character count. I was spending close to an hour of my day, every day.

So, I built a super simple social media scheduling app that I can connect to my favorite AI agent. When I started using multiple social accounts to increase my reach, I found that there are no existing, cheap products that fit my needs.

I tried to find tools that fix this, but they slowed me down. Some of them come with unnecessary tools; others are getting way too expensive once you start adding more accounts. And once you are posting to ten social networks they cost $50 to $150 a month.

Also, I wanted a simple and clean interface with no distractions. That's how PostQuest was born; it is primarily focused on solo creators, influencers, and builders.

I wanted something easy-to-use, quick and cheap. So I built PostQuest, for three reasons:

  • One post, all social networks. Write it once. Every size limit, caption length and format gets handled for you.

  • The whole week on one screen. I can see what is going out and when, so nothing gets posted twice or quietly forgotten.

  • It works from my AI agent chat. I schedule straight from Claude and ChatGPT instead of opening another dashboard.

That last one is why PostQuest supports MCP. I got tired of breaking my focus to go and post about the thing I was in the middle of building.

A week of posting now takes me about ten minutes, for $15 a month. If you ship more than you promote, PostQuest is for you.

Creators who already tried PostQuest

“i like UI of PostQuest, it's better compared to competitors I tried before.”
Alper Yazagan
“Its built in AI assistant helps with ideas, while integrations with tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor let users manage their content through conversation. Loved it overall”
Mohammad Anas
“Covers all the major platforms, adapts captions per network, and the MCP integration with Claude/ChatGPT/Cursor means you can draft and schedule posts just by chatting with your AI assistant. Draft-first workflow keeps you in control.”
Vibha Mishra

Simple flat-fee pricing

Start with seven days free, no card. Paid plans include unlimited scheduled and published posts. The trial gives you 20 connected accounts and 20 posts to try the calendar, 5 of them to X.

Solo

For one founder marketing their own product.

$15

Billed monthly

  • 8 connected social accounts
  • 1 workspace
  • AI assistant
  • MCP server
  • Unlimited scheduled posts
  • 5 GB media storage
  • Analytics
  • 6 months of analytics history
  • Content calendar
  • Priority human support
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Pro

Most popular

For founders managing more than one brand — 20 accounts at what most tools charge for 15.

$29

Billed monthly

  • 20 connected social accounts
  • 3 workspaces
  • 3 team members
  • AI assistant
  • MCP server
  • Unlimited scheduled posts
  • 25 GB media storage
  • Analytics
  • 12 months of analytics history
  • Content calendar
  • Priority human support
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Agency

For small teams running a portfolio of brands.

$69

Billed monthly

  • 60 connected social accounts
  • 15 workspaces
  • 15 team members
  • AI assistant
  • MCP server
  • Unlimited scheduled posts
  • 100 GB media storage
  • Analytics
  • 24 months of analytics history
  • Content calendar
  • Priority human support
Start 7-day trial

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Questions, answered

Stop copy-pasting from your AI into a scheduler

Connect your agent, describe the week you want, and approve what it drafts. Everything else publishes on time.

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