Postiz v2.2.5 - open-source social media scheduling tool - NEW DESIGN!
github.com/gitroomhq/postiz-app/
Hi everyone, excited to present Postiz v2.
Postiz is a social media scheduling tool supporting 23 social media channels.
It allows you to schedule posts in advance and track them in your calendar.
https://github.com/gitroomhq/postiz-app/
(Any star will be super appreciated ❤️)
What's new:
- Completely new design - better UX / UX and finally, looks professional 😂 https://share.cleanshot.com/lvv549fY
- Media - Request by a few members, I added media to the menu. You can manage your media from there.
- Switched to TipTap editor - it feels much better, and outputs HTML, which allows us to easily convert the code into the respective platform, for example, Telegram supports HTML, and Discord supports Markdown.
- New platforms - You can now schedule posts to WordPress, DEV, Medium, and Hashnode!
- Mentions - You can use "@" to mention accounts in the editor, currently supporting: LinkedIn, X, BlueSky, and Discord.
- Saving state: When you move between views (Month / Week / Day), it will save it, and will open it again next time.
- N8N nodes - I have created an n8n node for easier automation - here. We have seen tons of Postiz cool automation lately, so try to look them up online :)
- Postiz SDK - Similar to N8N, just with an SDK for Node.js - here
- AI Features - Added many AI features, such as generating slides/videos with VEO3, also available in the API.
- Errors in notifications - Usually, if the post failed, you would get just "error occurred"; I have now mapped many of the errors, and you will see them both in email and in the in-app notification.
In general, the system becomes a lot more stable. I added small features, such as a concurrency limit between requests on platforms, Sentry for error detection, a 'Today' button to access the current date quickly, and a cron job to re-add items to Redis in case they were removed for any reason.
As always, everything is 100% open-source :)
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This may be a dumb question, but why use an open source social media tool if you’re on platforms that are pretty much the antithesis of being open source and private? (Instagram, X, Tiktok, etc)
This is rreeaaalllyy close to what I want. However, it's missing WordPress. I think I'll set it up and play with it anyway just to see though...