Built for people who run the business and the accounts

SocialRobot is a calm place to write, schedule, and publish posts across the channels you already use, without bouncing through five apps to get one week live.

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The short version

One composer. Nine networks. One calendar.

Most scheduling tools either drown you in chrome or force you to leave the product the second you need an image or a platform-specific tweak. SocialRobot keeps writing, media, calendar, and analytics in the same quiet workspace.

You can start on Free with 2 accounts and 15 scheduled posts a month, no card. Starter is $19 when you want unlimited posts and an assistant that learns your business. Pro is $29 if you need X or more accounts. We also ship a REST API, an MCP server, and a verified n8n node if you'd rather drive posting from your own tools.

Why I built SocialRobot

Building it was only half the job.

I started building SaaS projects over ten years ago. Many of them failed because I couldn’t find customers.

It’s easy to spend another evening on the product. Getting it in front of people takes a different kind of work—and it needs to happen more than once on launch day.

That’s the idea behind SocialRobot: make it easier to keep sharing what you’re working on, without planning your day around social media.

If you’re building something of your own, I’m building this for you.

NicolásFounder, SocialRobot

How we work

What we care about while we build

Compose once, tailor per channel

Write the core idea, then adjust captions and formats for X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and the rest without starting over.

AI that stays in the composer

Draft captions and generate images next to the post you're actually scheduling. No second tab, no export shuffle.

Agents and APIs welcome

Use the REST API from your own code, drop the verified n8n node into a workflow, or connect Cursor, Claude, or another MCP client. Ask for a draft when you want to check a post before it goes out.