
Post for Me
A unified API for integrating with social media platforms
Launching on dev hunt today! Check us out over there, would love any feedback you have!
https://devhunt.org/tool/post-for-me
We are launched on product hunt! Check us out, all feedback is more than welcome!
https://www.producthunt.com/products/post-for-me
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Hey there! I’m Matt. After months integrating with several social APIs for various projects, things just got out of control: TikTok needed one auth flow, X another, and each had unique media processing requirements. We ended up building a unified pipeline that simplified development and turned it into Post for Me: a single API for posting to all social media platforms.
We designed an API that scales, avoids unnecessary limits, and allows for really simple but powerful overrides. Basically, we created the tool that we wish we had when we first got started, including:
- Fair pricing → start for free and pay only for successful posts (volume discounts kick in as you scale)
- Flexibility → unlimited social accounts, white labeled with your own brand, bring your own API keys, flexible post composition
For those curious: NestJS backend, Supabase auth & storage, Trigger.dev, Stripe, React Router dashboard
Next up, we're working on official JavaScript & Python SDKs + outbound webhooks when a post publishes. Also, comments and DM's!
Your thoughts on DX, pricing, or roadmap would mean a ton! Thanks!!
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Great story! Really interesting work you’ve done to simplify all the integration chaos 😅
One suggestion: you should definitely consider adding Reddit! Posting there is a real uphill battle — between tokens, rate limits, formats… having support for that platform would be super helpful.Congrats again, and good luck with the next steps! 🙌
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Thank you so much! We definitely have Reddit on the roadmap, will keep on posting updates as we add more providers.
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Hey Matt, this sounds like a super valuable tool—seriously, the fragmentation of social media APIs is such a pain point for developers, and Post for Me addresses that head-on. and already tackling one of the most frustrating parts of social API integration.
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Hey! Thank you for the great feedback! If you are ever building an app with social media integrations feel free to reach out, Id be happy to provide support.
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Thanks for the offer! Will definitely reach out if I dive into social integrations—love the problem you’re solving here. Looking forward to those SDKs! 🚀
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Love this idea, Matt. It’s such a smart way to simplify the chaos of managing all those different APIs — seems like a super quick way to handle everything across multiple platforms without losing your mind. Definitely something I could see saving tons of dev time. Looking forward to seeing how it grows!
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Thanks so much! Really appreciate the kind words. Will definitely keep posting updates as we grow!
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After months struggling with documentation and integrating with several social providers, things just got out of control. So we built a a single API for posting to all social media platforms.





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just checked the site, a very good product by the way but one thing I noticed: there’s no visible social proof on the page, which makes it a bit harder to quickly trust, especially for something developers are expected to build on.
Also took a second to figure out pricing — not seeing any context on the homepage might create some hesitation once someone is already evaluating it.
Curious if you’ve seen any drop-off there, I noted a few other things while going through it, happy to share if useful.