PostAtlas is for creators and agencies shipping at least 10 short-form posts a week: bulk upload, per-platform retries, one caption or four.
Built by RK, who replies to every support email himself.Pull videos in from your editor, your phone, your synced Drive. New clips land in the folder, get queued automatically, and stay ready to schedule. No re-uploading, no drag-and-drop tax.
Pick the clips, pick the platforms, set a cadence. PostAtlas spaces posts for you across accounts, across platforms, with per-platform character counters baked in.
We don't lose your posts. Auto-recovery on every failure: detected, retried, surfaced in plain English.
Throughput, publish lag, recovered failures, and what's coming up next. No vanity dashboards, no upsells in the chart.
We're building a Model Context Protocol server so you can list clips, schedule posts, inspect the queue, and retry failures from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. No tab-switch, no copy-pasting captions out of your editor.
Hook up TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook in two clicks each. PostAtlas uses the official APIs, no browser automation, no headless logins, nothing that risks a strike on your accounts.
Drag a folder or sync from Drive, Dropbox or iCloud. PostAtlas builds your library, generates thumbnails, and detects aspect ratios automatically.
Pick clips, pick a cadence, hit Queue. Posts ship across all four platforms on the schedule you set.
Three quotes from the first cohort. More land here as the beta settles in.
“I was scheduling 30 shorts a week across four tabs. PostAtlas turned my Sunday-night ritual into a 12-minute thing. I got my Sundays back.”
“The retry logic alone is worth the price. TikTok used to randomly eat one of my posts every week and I'd find out two days later. Doesn't happen anymore.”
“I run a handful of clients. I used to need a spreadsheet to remember whose account was where. Now there's just one queue. Actual sanity.”
PostAtlas started as a small personal scheduler I ran for my own accounts, and ended up turning my Sundays from a two-hour ritual into about fifteen minutes. I'm now running a paid closed beta with creators from my network, and we iterate on the product weekly.
In early 2026 I left my job to build apps that try to make the world slightly better, and to share my journey working with and building on AI as I go. I quickly found I loved making content, and started launching a small series of consumer apps of my own alongside it. The making part was great; the posting was the part that kept getting in the way. No tool I tried was built for what creators actually do today (mass scheduling across platforms, AI-generated short-form, fast iteration), and most were expensive and shaped for marketing teams.
Every part of the stack is mine. The code, the queue logic, the per-platform publishers, this site, the support replies when something breaks at midnight. If you sign up you're talking to me, and most reasonable feature requests ship within a couple of weeks of being raised.
RK
Keeping one creator profile alive on the side.
You post short-form for a living.
Running short-form for multiple creators or clients.
Networks, MCNs, in-house content teams.
Every beta seat is a flat $24 / month, with no feature limits during the beta. Connect every account you run, use every feature. The only cap: one user per seat (no team seats yet).
If you joined the waitlist for Hobbyist, Creator, Agency, or Large Studio, you're queued for when that tier opens post-beta. You'll join at the price listed above, even if we've raised it for the public by then.
We onboard creators in cohorts so we can actually keep up with feedback. The current cohort of 50 is full. The waitlist gets first access on the next intake. You'll hear from us before the public ever does.
Honestly, if you're happy on what you've got, don't switch for the sake of it. PostAtlas is built specifically for short-form creators who post a lot, and the things we obsess over (auto-recovery on every failure, smart cadence, per-platform retries, MCP control from your AI assistant) matter most at that posting volume. If you're scheduling fewer than ten posts a week or your real bottleneck is making content rather than logistics, your current tool is probably fine.
TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram (Reels and Feed), and Facebook Pages. X and Threads support is on the roadmap once their APIs stabilise around media uploads.
No. PostAtlas is an independent scheduling tool that uses each platform's official content APIs under their developer terms.
You build a queue from your library: pick clips, set start time, set a gap (or use smart cadence). PostAtlas writes one row per (clip × account) and ships them independently when their time comes up. If one platform fails, the rest still post.
PostAtlas retries automatically with exponential backoff. If we exhaust retries, you get a clear error in the queue ("Instagram token expired", not a stack trace) and a one-click retry once you've fixed it. Failures on one platform never roll back successes on another.
Yes, on Creator and above. Each post can have one shared caption or per-platform variants, and we show character counters per platform inline so you don't get truncated mid-hook.
It's in active development. We're building a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so you can list clips, schedule posts, inspect the queue, and retry failures from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. It ships during the closed beta on Creator and above. Setup details will land in your account when it's ready.
Plans start at $11/mo for Hobbyist and go up through Creator at $24/mo, Agency at $69/mo, and custom pricing for Large Studio. All plans are monthly: no annual lock-in, no setup fees, no surprise overage charges. See the pricing section above.
No, and we don't plan to. PostAtlas ships product updates monthly, so the price reflects the product as it stands today. Monthly only, cancel any time, no annual lock-in.
Not yet. It's something we're planning to introduce once the beta has settled in and we have a sustainable read on costs. If you're a student creator and you'd use it, email [email protected] and we'll add you to the list so you hear about it the moment we launch one.
Yes. Monthly plans cancel at the end of the current period; no questions, no retention call. Your scheduled posts continue to ship until your period ends.
We don't refund the current billing cycle. PostAtlas is in paid closed beta at $24/month, and beta seats join knowing the product is still maturing. The exception: if we explicitly committed to fixing or shipping something specific and haven't delivered within two weeks of you reporting it, email [email protected] and we'll refund that cycle. Cancellation always takes effect at the end of the current period, and you keep using the product until then.
True for any tool that posts via Meta's API. It's a Meta limitation, not a PostAtlas one. We surface this clearly when you schedule to IG Reels so you can decide whether to go via PostAtlas or post that one manually.
Beta is full at 50 seats, $24 / mo flat. Pick the tier you'd want when we open up, drop your details, and we'll reach out before the next intake.
