Clienzo
Write a post once. Publish it to every network your business uses.
What it is
Clienzo is a social media scheduler. You write a post once, adjust it per network where you need to, and Clienzo publishes it — now or on a schedule — to the accounts you connected. Each network gets its own result, so a post that went out on six networks and failed on one says exactly that.
It is the product I spend most of my time on, and the one most of the build log is about.
The problem
Posting the same update everywhere is a small job that eats a surprising amount of a week: seven tabs, seven slightly different rules about image counts, caption lengths and links, and no single place to see what actually went out. Most schedulers solve the first part. Fewer are honest about the second — what failed, and what a network simply does not report.
Who it is for
- Founders who announce launches and updates themselves, and would rather be building.
- Freelancers posting for a few clients, each kept as its own business with its own accounts.
- Small agencies that want every client separated, down to a separate API key per client.
What works today
The networks that are live: Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon, DEV, Discord, Telegram, Viber, Slack, Pinterest, Tumblr, Dribbble, Dailymotion and YouTube.
Around the composer there is a queue, a month calendar, a media library and drafts; per-network previews; delivery results with retry for failed accounts only; alerts in Discord, Telegram or Slack; an inbox for comments from seven of those networks; and analytics that leave a blank where a network does not report a number.
For automation there is a public REST API and an MCP server, so a post can come from a script, from Claude, or from any tool that speaks MCP. AI caption help and Autopilot — which researches and drafts next week’s posts for you to approve — are on the paid plans.
What it does not do (yet)
- TikTok and X are not supported.
- Vimeo can be connected, but uploads are waiting on Vimeo’s review of the app.
Pricing and the current plan details are on clienzo.co, which is always more up to date than this page.