Postlia
Write once, post everywhere.
What it does
Most schedulers bolt on an AI writer and flood your feed with text nobody wrote. Postlia does the opposite. Write once, tailor captions per platform, and schedule across LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Bluesky, Pinterest, YouTube Shorts and Mastodon. First Draft plans your week from your own ideas and past posts, in your voice, and nothing publishes without your approval. A built-in Slop Detector scores how bot-like your text sounds before it goes out. Plus 25+ free tools, no signup.
Write once, post everywhere. Schedule posts to LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky & more, track performance, and use 25+ free AI tools for captions, hashtags, and usernames. Start free.
Schedule and publish to LinkedIn, Bluesky, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube Shorts & Mastodon from one calm composer, and start free with 25+ handle checkers, generators and guides. Made by two people who answer the support email. Free for 7 days, cancel anytime. Post, schedule, write and measure across every platform, without juggling five tabs. Write once and Postlia pushes it to every connected account at the same time, formatted for each platform. Launching our new pricing today, same product, simpler plans. 🎉 Queue posts on a visual calendar and let Postlia publish at the exact time your audience shows up. Tailor tone and length for each network from one draft, no more…from postlia.com
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