At Day Moon Development, we started seeing a flood of client requests for social media integrations. It seemed like with LLMs and AI coding tools, it was getting easier to build fast. And at the same time, platform algorithms were more rewarding to anyone who posted consistently.
Suddenly, there were real reasons to add social posting to all kinds of products: workflow tools that needed organic outreach, AI-powered content apps, or dashboards that helped manage multiple accounts. Developers were moving quickly, and their users wanted to share everywhere without friction.
The problem, though, were the integrations themselves. We kept running into the same headaches for every client: each platform handled media, auth, and updates in its own way. A simple feature could eat weeks of dev time, pulling focus away from what actually mattered to the product.
After building the same integrations over and over, the patterns became obvious. Every platform did things a little differently: media processing, OAuth flows, webhooks versus polling. The little differences added up to a lot of overhead.
We ended up spending more time maintaining fragile infrastructure than building features. Existing tools weren't much help either. Most were built for end users first, with APIs tacked on later. That meant hidden limits, costs that spiked fast, and restrictions that forced awkward workarounds.
So we took everything we'd learned and built a single API around the stuff that stays the same across platforms: connecting accounts, handling media, posting content, pulling analytics. We kept the common path dead simple.
At the same time, we left the door open for platform-specific needs. Posting to Instagram stories instead of the feed? Pinning to a particular Pinterest board? It's just an extra parameter. No need to learn a whole new endpoint.
We designed it the way we wanted tools to be designed: clean docs, predictable behavior, no surprise caps. Integrate once and post anywhere, then get back to building the parts of your product that actually matter.
Post once, distribute everywhere. Fetch feeds and analytics seamlessly across 9 platforms through a single integration.
Excellent documentation, transparent design, and an API built by developers who understand what you need.
Start at $10/month for 1,000 posts. Scale infinitely without cost-prohibitive jumps or limits that compromise your product.
View and contribute to the code on GitHub. Full transparency builds trust and ensures you can verify what happens with your data.
Unlimited accounts, API keys, and team members on all plans. No per-seat pricing or account caps that restrict how you build.
No bloat, no unnecessary features. Integrate quickly and get back to building what matters for your users.
We treat developers as partners, not just users. The code is open source on GitHub, the pricing is clear, and the docs don't hide anything.
Post for Me grows with you. Start at $10 a month, then scale seamlessly to thousands of posts a day, and never hit a wall that forces you to rewrite how your app works.
We're developers ourselves. We built this because we needed it while working on client projects, polished it through real use, and open-sourced it because good tools should be available to everyone.
Now it's yours. And we can't wait to see what you build with it.
Happy hacking!
The team at Day Moon 🌙
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