Postiz
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- Sep 10, 2026
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- Sep 12, 2026
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Test Drive brief
Create one post in Postiz or through your agent from a real content idea. Test the AI or scheduling workflow. Tag @wickedguro. Limit: 1 tweet per account.
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Reviews (21)
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@forexmusician
I came across Postiz through TestDrive and honestly, I didn’t expect much at first. I tried using it to turn a content idea into a post and schedule it, and the visual calendar made a bigger difference than I expected. Being able to see everything I have planned in one place makes managing multiple posts feel way less scattered. The AI agent workflow is probably my favourite part so far. I can give it an idea and have it help with the content instead of starting from scratch every time. The site isn’t exactly mobile friendly tho @wickedguro
4 views1 like
View on X ↗@_thekhay
Managing social content shouldn’t mean jumping between tabs, platforms and spreadsheets. Postiz puts the workflow in one place: connect your channels, create posts, schedule them and see everything on one calendar. The part I like most? You get a clear view of what’s going out, where it’s going, and when before your content disappears into the feed. @wickedguro
9 views0 likes
View on X ↗@klirphyy
SMM will definitely enjoy Postiz as their new tool to push growth further. I can also notice how this can become something I'll enjoy as I love making tweets from my own views. Despite the subs, @wickedguro really made Postiz a worthy oponent to help manage every social media I have. Esepecially when I even choose to expand into other social apps. I only have to inpute my contents and let postiz do the automation and assisting for my contents.
7 views0 likes
View on X ↗@Hec_77
shoutout @wickedguro for putting me on Postiz, been sleeping on it way too long ngl. I run content for multiple ambassador projects and used to just forget to post half the time. now everything's in one calendar, 30+ platforms, and I can queue a post once so it auto-repeats and my best content keeps working without me copy-pasting it every week the AI agent drafting captions and generating images from one prompt is what actually sold me tho. if you're juggling more than one account and still doing this manually, you're wasting time for no reason
42 views5 likes
View on X ↗@The_profray
I tested @postizcom with a real Bittensor subnet idea. Took a raw thought, ran it through the AI workflow and got a scheduled draft without jumping between different tools. What I liked: • Easy to edit and preview. • Kept my own voice. • Cross-posting saves me from writing the same post five times for X, LinkedIn and more. The AI suggestions could go deeper on niche Web3 topics, but the scheduling core is solid. As someone who spends time researching Bittensor and turning those ideas into content, I can see myself using this. Great one @wickedguro
30 views1 like
View on X ↗@hammertime_one
tested postiz end to end: took a real content idea, had its AI draft the post, scheduled straight to the calendar across platforms. > AI draft: solid first pass, needed a tone pass > composer: per-platform tailoring actually works > scheduling: one calendar, one click, done @wickedguro from idea to scheduled post in one sitting, no tab-switching.
76 views5 likes
View on X ↗@Asteri_eth
THE BEST CONTENT SYSTEMS DON'T START WITH A BLANK PAGE I tested the Postiz workflow through @wickedguro on one real idea: why a sports trade can end before the game does. The agent found the hook, built the middle around live odds and order books, then shaped the ending for X. I cut the generic lines, kept the voice mine and scheduled the final version. idea → AI draft → human edit → scheduled post AI didn't create the opinion. It removed the distance between the first thought and a post ready to publish.
266 views19 likes
View on X ↗@smaaaaliy
Tested setting up content via OpenClaw right in Telegram to see how Postiz handles scheduling Prompted it for 3 fitness posts across TikTok, LinkedIn and IG The agent generated the copy, attached visuals and dropped them straight onto the calendar Drag-and-drop tweaks in the planner worked instantly without breaking the schedule
158 views14 likes
View on X ↗@EricAgain_
most good ideas die in the gap between a notes app and the publish button. ran one through postiz instead: dropped the idea in, no pre-polishing needed, copy came back close to my own tone visual stayed in the same flow, no app-switching. landed straight on the calendar; one place for channels, not five open tabs. still edited the wording after not a review. just less friction between idea and publish.
135 views9 likes
View on X ↗@mizzyonchain
I tested Postiz by taking a real Bittensor subnet analysis idea and running it through the AI workflow. > Went from raw thought to a scheduled draft in one place. > Liked that I could adjust the copy and preview before it went out > kept my voice instead of sounding generic. > Cross-posting setup felt genuinely useful for someone juggling X, LinkedIn, and more without recreating the same post five times. > AI suggestions are still a bit surface-level for niche crypto/Web3 angles, but the scheduling core is solid. A nice one @wickedguro
350 views9 likes
View on X ↗@cryptofaizyt
Why do good ideas die in Notes? Mine used to Caption in one app. Visual in another. Schedule in a third. By the time I was done, the thought already felt stale. Tried running one idea through Postiz instead - Dropped the thought in the agent - Copy came back in my tone - Visual stayed in the same flow - Slotted it on the calendar - One place for channels, not five tabs Not a review. Just less friction between idea and publish. @wickedguro
14 views0 likes
View on X ↗@tomniy_bes
Honestly, the biggest problem with all these "vibe-coded" apps is the total lack of real testing. I open this month's hyped product, Postiz - an open-source social scheduler that lets you post/schedule across X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and more from one place, plus AI content tools aaand... can't even log in! LMAO! If you ever need a proper round of QA testing, hit me up - happy to help, @wickedguro :D
3.9K views24 likes
View on X ↗@AlphaLady__
I tested Postiz by taking a real Web3 content idea and putting it through its AI workflow. What stood out was how quickly it turned my rough idea into a usable X draft without making the process feel complicated. I still edited the wording to sound more like me, but the starting point was solid. Being able to take the finished post into the scheduling workflow also makes it useful beyond just writing. A pretty practical test overall. @wickedguro
210 views7 likes
View on X ↗@ellabarbie_
I explored Postiz with a real content idea and took it from draft to scheduled post. I liked being able to write once, adjust the copy for different platforms, preview each version, and place everything on the calendar. The multi-platform workflow feels useful for managing X, LinkedIn and community channels without recreating the same post each time. I’d keep using it for scheduling and cross-posting, while keeping my brand voice manual @wickedguro
762 views21 likes
View on X ↗@airdropfamer_
tested Postiz with a real crypto content idea and turned it into a scheduled post the workflow felt simple, and having content creation + scheduling in one place is really useful i’d love to see more niche AI suggestions for crypto/Web3 creators solid tool so far @wickedguro
562 views5 likes
View on X ↗@_Clemcrypton
Postiz has become one of those tools that just makes content management easier.I could easily plan,polish and queue posts without jumping across platforms The AI speeds up the creative process while the calendar keeps my posting consistent. Definitely worth trying out.
60 views11 likes
View on X ↗@mosesisonchain
Postiz by @wickedguro is a game changer for creators,I tried to create content, manage, and schedule it in a single interface saving me a huge time. The clean interface and accurate scheduling simplify cross-platform social management, made it easy to turn raw ideas into ready posts. While the workflow is friction-free, the AI needs work. Drafts quickly feel generic and too"AI-sounding" lacking the sharp, niche depth needed for specific fields.
99 views3 likes
View on X ↗@realcryptopikin
I tested Postiz with a real content idea: As Crypto moves too fast for inconsistent posting, so I used Postiz to turn one raw idea into a scheduled post instead of leaving it buried in my notes. What I liked is that the workflow is straightforward and keeps creation + scheduling in one place. What should improve is to make the AI suggestions feel more niche-aware for crypto/Web3 creators. Solid first impression on this tool @wickedguro.
435 views6 likes
View on X ↗@nonye_silver
Postiz delivers a polished, reliable experience. Scheduling is accurate. AI tools give practical starting points. Managing multiple networks in one place removes friction. The focused, professional interface makes planning efficient. Worth considering @wickedguro
61 views5 likes
View on X ↗@decenterghost
I gave Postiz Agent by @wickedguro a real prediction markets idea and tested the writing workflow through several iterations The first draft was generic. I asked for a sharper, less AI sounding observation, then added more specific constraints Instead of improving, each version became more obviously generated The interface and workflow are solid. The actual writing is where I hit the limit
135 views5 likes
View on X ↗@veetor4x
Guys, Postiz has been really easy to use I like how I can create, manage, and schedule my content from one place instead of switching between different tools The AI features also make creating posts much quicker, and the calendar makes it easy to keep everything organized Overall, it’s a simple tool that saves me time and makes managing social media feel less stressful Definitely recommend giving it a try!
278 views10 likes
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