PostEverywhere connects to ChatGPT, Claude and other assistants so you can ask for a week of posts and have them scheduled, with no copy and paste.
A UK startup called PostEverywhere lets you plan, schedule and publish social media posts by typing a request into an AI assistant. Ask ChatGPT or Claude to plan next week's posts, and once the tool is connected, the assistant writes them and sends them to your accounts. Plans start at $9 a month.
Writing a post with an AI assistant is already quick. The slow part is what comes after: copying each post out of the chat, pasting it into a scheduler, adjusting it for each platform and picking a time. PostEverywhere wants the assistant to handle that step too. The company was founded in August 2025 by Jamie Partridge.
You connect the tool once through a single web address. After that, you ask for what you want in plain English. The assistant can publish a post right away, schedule it for later or save it as a draft. Everything appears in one content calendar.
In Claude, the company says setup takes one click from the connector directory and works on every Claude plan, including the free one. You sign in or start a trial, allow access and return to Claude. For other assistants, the site gives a short prompt to paste in.
The company describes its users as creators, business owners, social media managers and entrepreneurs. A small business with no social media hire is the clearest fit. The tool also works without a chat window, with a drag-and-drop calendar, a posting queue, bulk scheduling from a CSV file, a media library and an iPhone app.
Teams get separate workspaces for each brand or client, an approval step before anything is published, and three roles: Owner, Admin and Member. One account can run up to 20 social accounts. Developers get an API, which is a way for other software to control the tool.
The trial lasts 7 days and costs nothing up front, but you need to enter a card to begin. You can cancel at any time. The site says it has 2,831 customers.
The praise comes from the company's own reviews page. One customer in Romania said hours of manual scheduling now take about a minute. A US reviewer said they drafted and scheduled dozens of posts in minutes. These are customer comments published by the company, not independent tests.
The material does not say how well the assistant adapts posts to each platform. Using drafts first is the safer way to find out.
If you spend hours moving posts into a scheduler, try the 7-day trial and save posts as drafts first so you can review them before they go live.
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