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Postiz

AI‑powered social media scheduler for teams and creators

Postiz lets you schedule posts across X, Bluesky, Mastodon, Discord and more, with AI assistance, analytics, and team collaboration—all self‑hosted and privacy‑first.

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Overview

Overview

Postiz is a self‑hosted social media scheduling platform that combines AI‑driven content suggestions with robust analytics and team collaboration tools. It supports major platforms such as X (formerly Twitter), Bluesky, Mastodon, Discord, and others through official OAuth flows, ensuring compliance and data privacy.

Who It's For & How It Works

Designed for agencies, creators, and privacy‑focused businesses, Postiz lets multiple users draft, comment on, and schedule posts from a unified dashboard. The built‑in AI helps generate captions and hashtags, while the analytics module tracks engagement across channels. Deployment follows a standard monorepo setup using NextJS, NestJS, Prisma (PostgreSQL), and Redis (BullMQ), making it straightforward for developers familiar with the TypeScript ecosystem.

Extensibility & Community

Because the codebase is open‑source under AGPL‑3.0, teams can extend functionality, integrate custom nodes for n8n, or connect via the public API. A Discord community and documentation resources support onboarding and ongoing development.

Highlights

AI‑enhanced post drafting and hashtag suggestions
Multi‑platform scheduling (X, Bluesky, Mastodon, Discord, etc.)
Real‑time analytics dashboard for engagement tracking
Team collaboration with comments, approvals, and shared calendars

Pros

  • Self‑hosted gives full control over data and privacy
  • Supports both mainstream and federated social networks
  • AI tools accelerate content creation
  • Modern TypeScript stack is developer‑friendly

Considerations

  • Requires own infrastructure (PostgreSQL, Redis) to run
  • Initial setup can be complex for non‑technical users
  • Limited to platforms offering OAuth; no scraping support
  • Community support may be less immediate than commercial SaaS

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Fit guide

Great for

  • Agencies managing multiple client social accounts
  • Content creators seeking AI‑assisted publishing
  • Businesses that prioritize data sovereignty
  • Developers who want to customize or extend a scheduler

Not ideal when

  • Users looking for a ready‑to‑use SaaS without hosting
  • Teams needing a native mobile app experience
  • Organizations requiring integrations with unsupported niche platforms
  • Groups without technical resources to maintain servers

How teams use it

Agency Campaign Management

Schedule and approve posts for multiple clients from a single dashboard, with analytics per campaign.

Creator Content Planning

Generate AI‑suggested captions, schedule releases across X and Bluesky, and track audience response.

Enterprise Data Privacy

Host the platform on internal servers to keep all social media credentials and analytics in‑house.

Custom Integration Development

Extend the API or add n8n nodes to automate workflows specific to the organization’s marketing stack.

Tech snapshot

TypeScript70%
JavaScript17%
CSS12%
SCSS1%
HTML1%
Shell1%

Tags

open-sourceredisscheduling-toolopen-source-social-media-scheduling-toolnextjssocial-media-scheduling-tooltypescriptoss

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to store API keys for social platforms?

No. Postiz uses official OAuth flows, so users authenticate directly with each platform.

Can I run Postiz on a cloud provider?

Yes. Deploy the Docker images on any provider that supports PostgreSQL and Redis.

Is there a difference between the hosted and self‑hosted versions?

Currently there is no functional difference; both offer the same feature set.

What programming languages are used?

The stack is TypeScript‑based, using NextJS for the frontend and NestJS for the backend.

Is there a mobile app?

Postiz does not provide a native mobile app; the web interface is responsive.

Project at a glance

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