Simple Post

What is Simple Post

Simple Post is an AI-native social media scheduler built for people who already draft content in ChatGPT, Claude, or another assistant. It focuses on taking one idea and turning it into network-specific posts that can be previewed, scheduled, and published from a single workflow.

The product positions itself as a publishing layer rather than another AI writing app. According to the site, you connect your AI assistant, generate the post variants there, and then use Simple Post to handle the social publishing step. It also says the service supports 10 networks and is open source.

Key features

• Platform-specific post generation from an AI conversation, so the same idea can be rewritten for different social channels.
• Preview before publishing, which lets you inspect how each version will appear before it goes live.
• Scheduling for multiple networks at once, including the ability to plan posts for a specific time.
• Validation of versions before publication, which suggests it checks each post format before sending it out.
• Support for 10 social networks listed on the site: X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, and Telegram.
• MCP support is mentioned on the homepage, along with the phrase that you can connect your AI assistant once and publish from chat.
• Open source code on GitHub, which may matter for teams that want to inspect or extend the tool.
• A free 7-day trial is advertised, followed by pricing from $9 per month for publishing.

How to use it

1. Start with an idea in the AI assistant you already use, such as ChatGPT or Claude.
2. Ask the assistant to rewrite that idea for the specific platforms you want to target, such as a long-form post for LinkedIn or a thread-style version for Bluesky.
3. Connect Simple Post so it can take over the scheduling and publishing step.
4. Review the built-in preview to confirm the copy looks right for each network.
5. Schedule the posts for a chosen time, then let Simple Post publish them to the selected channels.

A typical example shown on the site is a request to turn one idea into long posts for X and LinkedIn plus a thread for Bluesky and Threads, then schedule everything for the next day at 9:00.

Who it is for

Simple Post fits people who create social content with AI and want a faster path from draft to published post.

• Founders and indie hackers who post product updates on multiple social accounts.
• Marketers who need versioned copy for different channels without rewriting everything by hand.
• Content creators who already use AI chat tools and want a scheduler that works with that workflow.
• Developers who care about open source tooling or MCP-based integrations.

It is especially relevant if you publish the same announcement across several networks but need each post to feel native to its platform.

What to know before you use it

Simple Post is not described as an AI writer on its own; the site says it is for publishing, not another AI writing tool. That means you should expect to draft or generate copy in a separate assistant and then hand it off for scheduling.

A few practical caveats are worth noting:

• The site states that the free trial lasts 7 days and does not require a credit card, but the exact limits of the trial are not fully detailed in the harvested copy.
• Pricing starts at $9 per month for publishing, but the source does not list every plan or feature tier.
• The product page names 10 supported networks, yet it does not explain every platform-specific limitation, character constraint, or attachment type.
• Because the app is open source, some deployment or integration details may be available in the GitHub repository rather than on the marketing page.
• If you need the latest official network rules, posting limits, or API behavior, check the social platforms themselves or Simple Post’s current documentation before relying on an automated schedule.

Simple Post is best used as a bridge between AI drafting and scheduled social distribution, especially when you want one workflow for multiple channels and platform-specific formatting.