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:
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.