I ship code every week. I barely talked about any of it.
Not because I didn't want to. But because sitting down to write a LinkedIn post about a commit felt like the last thing I wanted to do after a long coding session. The context was already there — the diff, the PR description, the changelog. I just needed something to turn it into a post.
So I built Postezi.
What it does
Postezi watches your GitHub repos. When you push a commit, merge a PR, or cut a release — it reads the diff and context, drafts a social post in your tone, and puts it in a queue for your review.
You approve it. It ships.
The whole loop takes under 60 seconds from push to draft-ready. Approval is 10 seconds of your time. Then you move on.
The flow:
- Connect your GitHub repo via OAuth
- Postezi installs a webhook and listens for pushes, PRs, and releases
- When an event fires, it sends the context to your Anthropic API key and generates a draft
- The draft lands in your queue — formatted correctly for each platform
- You review, edit if needed, hit Approve
- It publishes simultaneously to every platform you've connected
Nothing posts without your approval. Ever.
Where it posts
- Bluesky — live, with image support
- LinkedIn — live, with image support
- X / Twitter — live, bring your own X developer keys (BYOK)
Bring your own key
Postezi uses your own Anthropic API key for AI drafting. You paste it once in Settings, it's encrypted before storage, and you stay in control of your usage and costs. There's no markup, no token metering on our end.
Same story with X — rather than absorbing X's API pricing and passing it to you invisibly, you connect your own X developer account. You keep full visibility into your X API spend.
Tone control
Set a default tone per workspace: professional, casual, technical, witty, inspirational, or write your own style guide. You can also override tone per GitHub connection — so your personal repos sound different from your company repo.
One-time deal
Postezi is $99 once. No subscription, no recurring fees. All future features included.
You get:
- Unlimited posts and scheduling
- Up to 10 connected accounts
- Up to 3 workspaces
- GitHub → post automation
- All future features
Why now
I was shipping without building in public. Every week I'd merge something meaningful and move straight to the next task. No one knew what I was building. Postezi fixed that for me.
If you're shipping things but not talking about them — this is for you.