Postauto

About · one person, one product

Built by one person who needed it

One composer and one departures board for 21 networks, built and run independently. This page says who, where the product stands today, and the four rules it is held to.

Postauto exists because publishing the same update to every network was the most tedious part of building in public. Write the post, then rewrite it for a character limit, then paste it into six tabs, then forget one, then notice the forgotten one three days later.

I am Emre Özer, an indie founder in Istanbul building AI products, and Postauto started as the internal tool that posted for me and for my agents. It grew a real composer, a real scheduler, and a departures board, and at some point it was clearly a product other builders needed too.

The departures board is the heart of it. A board does not flatter you: a post is scheduled, published, partial, or failed, with the exact network error when something goes wrong. That is the design principle for the whole product, including this website.

Postauto is built and run independently. No growth team, no dark patterns, and answers from the person who wrote the code.

The Postauto week calendar in a demo workspace: seven day columns with hour bands from 07:00 to 21:00, today highlighted, one departed post card and three scheduled ones sitting in their slots.
Demo workspace, running on Dev Console test channels. The departures board in its week view: a post is a card in a slot, and the card says whether it has left.

Status today

Where the product stands today

Every figure here is a list length or a value read from the plan table. Nothing on this band is typed, so nothing on it can quietly go stale.

21

Networks built

plus a dev console we use in development

11

Live now

publishing today

10

In early access

6 in network review, 4 waiting on us

1 / 15

Free plan

channel / posts a month

What we hold ourselves to

Four rules, for the site and the app

They decide what goes on this site and what ships in the product, in that order.

  1. Rule 01

    Say what is live and what is not

    11 networks publish today. 6 more are built and waiting on each network's own approval process, 4 are built and waiting on us to finish connecting them, and we label all of them early access instead of pretending. The channel pages spell out every real limit.

  2. Rule 02

    No invented proof

    No fake testimonials, no made-up user counts, no logos of companies that never heard of us. Pre-launch, the proof is the product: open the board and try it on the free plan.

  3. Rule 03

    Limits you can see

    Every plan states its numbers up front, the app shows your usage before you hit a limit, and the free plan is a plan, not a trial that expires under you.

  4. Rule 04

    Credentials treated like credentials

    Social tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they reach the database, never logged, never stored in plaintext. A scheduler holds the keys to your audience; that deserves paranoia.

What shipped last

The 3 newest releases

Every release, dated
  1. v0.5

    Feeds post for you, reposts bring back what worked

    12 lines shipped

  2. v0.4

    Signatures, and a long list of things that were quietly wrong

    12 lines shipped

  3. v0.3

    Twenty networks, annual billing, and a publisher that keeps its promises

    7 lines shipped

Next departure

The fastest way to judge it is to use it

Connect one real account on the free plan and send one real post. That tells you more than any page here.