We launch on Product Hunt tomorrow — and honestly, the butterflies are real 🚀
Hey everyone! Tomorrow, Wednesday June 10, we're launching Publora on Product Hunt, and we're equal parts excited and nervous. I'm sure many of you know this pre-launch feeling — full of hopes and a little bit of stress 🙂
This past year has been a turning point for us. Publora started out as a social media scheduler — now it's an MCP server. In practice that means your AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, whatever you use) can handle social for you: read your feed, comment on posts in your space, react to mentions that matter, reply to messages. You just talk to your agent in plain language and it happens. No new UI to learn, no manual cross-posting.
To celebrate, we've got a little something for the PH community: use code PH20THANKU for 20% off your first payment.
And of course, your support would mean the world to us. If you stop by our page tomorrow, give Publora a try, and leave us a few words of feedback, that's huge for us. We'd love every bit of it — questions, honest takes, all of it.
See you tomorrow 🙌 In the meantime — what are you all working on? Anyone else gearing up for a launch?
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Congrats on the launch. The shift from scheduler to MCP-native social action layer is interesting, because social is one of those places where an agent can create value and also create chaos very quickly.
My default paranoia is: cool, the agent can comment, react, mention and DM, but can it do the thing without accidentally doing every thing?
Curious how you are thinking about scopes, approvals and audit when an agent is acting across 10 social accounts for a team or client.
Publora
@blah_mad Great question. Our goal with Publora is actually much narrower: we want to remove the API bureaucracy and technical complexity around social platforms, so your agent doesn’t have to deal with OAuth flows, rate limits, media uploads, token refreshes, or all the little edge cases that can easily break automations.
Think of Publora primarily as a technical API layer. We make social actions reliable and predictable, while the intent, permissions model, approval flows, and the overall goals of the agent are entirely defined by the user, because all of that happens outside the Publora layer.
From what we’ve seen, people use it very differently. Some are building fully autonomous content generation, while others just want a convenient interface so they don’t have to spend hours clicking around social media UIs. Our job is to provide a solid foundation for both approaches.
@eugenia_ivanova3 That boundary makes sense. The bit I’d expect teams to standardize is the object between intent and API call: which accounts, which actions, approval rule, and receipt after it runs.
A bit nervous, yes 😅 But we’ll get through it.
We’re building something people genuinely need, and that’s what keeps me moving forward!
PopShort.Al -Stream Short Drama
Congrats on the launch and good luck today!
Publora
@elara_thorn thank you!
Onpilot
Launching today ourselves with @Onpilot so reading this yesterday would have been perfect timing!
That pre-launch feeling is something else, you prep everything, then it's out of your hands.
The community here really does show up when you show up for them first. Good luck, hope it went well!
Publora
@onpilotai Hi! How did it all go for you? What did you take note of?