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PostQueen, your AI social media manager. You talk, she writes, designs and schedules
Ask her from whatever you already have open: OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor. Whatever they schedule lands on your calendar first, where you can rewrite it, drag it to another slot or drop it, right up until it publishes.

Who is she for?

If posting is part of your job but not your whole job, she is for you.
Six kinds of user: creators, business owners, developers, agent-first teams, automation teams, and agencies with several brands

Start here

Quickstart

Connect a channel and put your first post on the calendar. About five minutes

How it works

What happens between pressing schedule and the post going out

Reach her from anywhere

Every route below rides the same public API, so a post lands on the same calendar whichever one you choose. Which interface weighs them against each other.

Agents

Ask Claude or ChatGPT for a post instead of writing one

Automation

n8n, Zapier and Make, or an RSS feed she watches herself

CLI

Sixteen commands, clean JSON, at home in a CI job

MCP

One URL, and your assistant can post for you. Nothing to install

Public API

REST for your own code, and the layer the others ride on

Self-hosting

Your server, your database, your tokens. AGPL-3.0

Or just send her a voice note

OpenClaw and Hermes run on your own machine and put her inside the chat apps you already have open. Hold the mic button on WhatsApp, say what you want, and she writes it, makes the picture and puts both posts on the calendar.
A voice note in a chat app becoming a generated visual and two scheduled posts

OpenClaw

WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack and Discord, through a gateway you run

Hermes

Hand it one brief and it plans, writes and schedules your week
Both are open source, and both drive the same CLI, so the only outside cost is the model provider you point them at.

Stuck on something?

Troubleshooting sorted by symptom, the questions that come up most, and how to reach a human
PostQueen is an open-source fork of Postiz, AGPL-3.0.