Integrating with social media platforms has always felt like a rite of passage that nobody actually wants to go through. Between navigating messy OAuth flows, handling inconsistent rate limits, and keeping up with breaking API changes across five different platforms, it’s a massive time sink for any developer.
That’s why I started building PostPeer. The goal was simple: create a unified abstraction layer that handles the heavy lifting of social distribution. Instead of building and maintaining five separate integrations, you build one. One endpoint and one schema to reach Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, and more.
I’m building this for the founders and teams who want to add social publishing to their products without it becoming their full-time job. Whether you are building a CMS, a marketing tool, or a custom automation workflow, PostPeer is designed to let you focus on your core features while we handle the complexity of the social networks.
Hi there, great product! Are you going to add the Reddit API as well?