About PostLoop
Posting should be the easy part.
Anyone who shares their work online knows the routine: the same post rewritten for every network, a calendar in one tab and five apps in the others, and the nagging question of whether it actually went out.
PostLoop exists to make that part simple. Write a post once, see exactly how it will look on each network, and know it will go out at the minute you chose, once. If it can't, you'll hear why, and how to fix it.
And because more of our work now happens with AI, PostLoop is built so you, your team and your agents can all use it, under the same rules.
One calendar for every network, for people and the agents that work with them.
What we believe
Every post, exactly once
A scheduler has one job. A post should go out at the minute you chose, once, even when servers restart or a network has a bad day.
Never a silent failure
If something goes wrong, you should hear about it straight away, in plain words, with a way to fix it.
Built for people and agents
More and more work is done with AI. PostLoop gives agents the same tools as people, under the same rules, with a person in charge.
Open by default
The code is public. Anyone can read it, run it on their own server for free, and help make it better.
Your accounts are yours
Sign-ins are encrypted, workspaces are kept apart, and you can always take your data and leave.
By the rules
Every network is connected through its official API and its policies, so your accounts are never put at risk.
Who makes PostLoop
PostLoop is made by Hamed Rahimi, its founder, and built in the open: anyone can read the code, follow the roadmap and suggest what comes next.
Hamed Rahimi · Founder
Plan it. Post it. Done.
Connect your accounts and schedule your first post in a few minutes.