"Plan next week's posts for all my accounts."
Type that into ChatGPT or Claude and, if the tool behind it is connected, the assistant writes the posts, schedules them and sends them out to Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X and a handful of other networks. Nobody opens a scheduling app. Nobody copies a caption from one window into another. That is the idea behind PostEverywhere, a social media scheduling tool built for people who already do their writing in an AI assistant.
The routine it replaces #
For a lot of small businesses and creators, drafting social posts has become quick. The assistant does it in seconds. What still eats the afternoon is the step after: taking each post out of the chat, pasting it into a scheduler, adjusting it for the platform, picking a time, and doing it all again for the next account. PostEverywhere's answer is to let the assistant finish the job. A user connects it once, through a single address that points to the company's hosted MCP server, and from then on asks for what they want in plain English. The agent can publish a post straight away, schedule it for later or save it as a draft to check first. Everything lands in the same content calendar, so the person stays in charge of what actually goes out.
Setting it up #
In Claude it takes one click from the connector directory, and the company says it works on every Claude plan, including the one with no subscription. The user then signs in or starts a 7-day free trial, allows access and is sent back to Claude, where a request as short as "Plan and schedule my posts for next week" is enough to begin. For any other assistant, the site gives a short prompt to paste in, and the agent walks the user through planning and scheduling the following week.
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The connection is not tied to one assistant. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline and n8n are all on the list, along with Claude Code, Codex and Microsoft Copilot Studio. Behind them sit thirteen publishing destinations: Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Discord, Telegram, WordPress and Google Business Profile.
Still a normal scheduler #
People who would rather skip the chat window can use it like any other scheduling tool. There is a drag-and-drop content calendar, a posting queue where times are set once and new posts take the next free slot, bulk scheduling from a CSV file and a media library for images, video and PDFs. An iOS app covers scheduling from a phone, and analytics track performance across the main platforms. An AI Studio inside the app helps write posts and make, edit and animate images and video, and an automation setting lets a schedule run on its own once it has been set.
Agencies and teams get separate workspaces for each brand or client, an approval step before anything is published, and three roles: Owner, Admin and Member. One account can run up to 20 social accounts. Developers have a REST API with 50 endpoints, webhooks, a Node SDK and a command line tool that returns JSON, which suits anyone already working with agents in Claude Code or Cursor.
Who uses it, and what they say #
The company describes its users as content creators, business owners, social media managers and entrepreneurs. Plans start at $9 a month. The 7-day trial costs nothing up front, though a card is needed to begin and it can be cancelled at any time. The site says it is used by 2,831 customers.
Its reviews page leans on time saved. Laurentiu Cotet, from Romania, wrote that he used to schedule posts by hand over several hours and now does it in a minute. He singled out the Claude connector and MCP support as worth every dollar. A reviewer in the United States said connecting an agent let them draft and schedule dozens of posts in minutes. Both are customer comments published by the company rather than independent tests, but they describe the same thing the product is built to do.
Why Jamie Partridge built it #
PostEverywhere was founded in August 2025 by Jamie Partridge and is based in the United Kingdom. His reasoning is straightforward: people now write their content inside AI assistants, so the scheduling should happen there too, instead of sending them back to a dashboard to do the same work twice. The stated aim is to let anyone manage all their social accounts through an AI agent and stop losing hours to moving between platforms.
Most scheduling tools were designed for a person clicking through screens. This one assumes the person is already in a conversation, and that the scheduler should be something the assistant can reach. For a small team with no social media hire, that shortens the distance between having an idea on Monday and having it published on Tuesday.
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