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Postiz v1.28.1 - Open-source social media scheduling tool (more channels, shortlinking) (github.com)
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Hi, community :)

Long time no see. It's been some challenging weeks.

There are some new updates for Postiz, but just a small recap:

Postiz is a social media scheduling tool supporting 17 social media channels:

Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Threads, BlueSky, Mastodon, YouTube, Pinterest, Dribbble, Slack, Discord, Warpcast, Lemmy and Telegram.

https://github.com/gitroomhq/postiz-app

Here are the latest updates :)

  • We added a stand-alone Instagram provider that doesn't require you to have Facebook business.
  • Added Lemmy :)
  • We have added short-linking. By default, it uses DUB, but we have added a nice infrastructure to easily create new providers (currently working on Bitly and short.io). When you add links, once you schedule the post, it asks if you want to shorten them.
  • I added a Telegram provider, which was really challenging because the way you add a Telegram bot is a bit different.
  • A big step into web3 - Postiz now supports scheduling to Warpcast using Neynar.
  • We also added a web3 login with Farcaster.

Of course, everything available in the open source :)

Future:

  • I started to get more into web3 and am thinking of adding Nostr also.
  • Default hashtags and signatures to platforms.
  • Post templates to write faster.
  • WordPress integration.
  • Digest - sometimes people schedule like 10 posts at once, and get 10 emails.

Funny enough, Postiz got a lot of cancellations because of the TikTok ban (bummer.)

Let me know what else I should add to the roadmap.

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[–] Kuro 2 points 7 hours ago

Would love to see the option to use a different instance for Mastodon. Only being able to use mastodon.social is a little bit sad.