Active customers
41,200
creators, agencies, small brands
Postkeet is built by 14 people in 7 cities who were tired of social-media tools designed to keep you in them. We think posting should take less time than reading this page. So we made one that does.
"The best creator tools get out of the way. They do one job extremely well, then disappear — so you can go back to making the thing you actually wanted to make."
Every feature gets asked: does this save the customer time, or just look like it does? If it's the second, we cut it. Dashboards with 40 charts don't pass this test.
Postkeet drafts. You decide. The voice on your feed stays yours — the model's job is to get you from blank page to good first draft, fast. Never auto-send without your ok.
We won't ask you to learn 40 views. The week fits on one screen. The insights fit on one screen. If we can't put it on one screen, we haven't designed it yet.
Your drafts, your voice samples, your DMs — we don't use any of it to train shared models. Written in the DPA. Audited annually. Not a marketing line.
Three plans. Three prices. No usage-based gotchas, no "starting at," no seat traps. If we raise prices, existing customers keep the old one. Forever.
We meet in person twice a year, in cities we pick together. The rest is async, in writing, at a human pace. No standups. No slack-at-night culture. We go outside.
Mara had just quit heading content at a growth agency. Rob was between gigs after selling his last app. They agreed: every social tool they'd used was "enterprise shovelware." They wrote a 9-page memo and a Figma.
$2.1M from Hume Collective, Patch Ventures, and 14 creator angels. Closed off a Loom and the memo. The only slide was the pricing page.
We shipped the v0 scheduler to a private Discord. 400 became 1,100 in 90 days. Every feature in v1.2 came out of that Discord.
We opened sign-ups with a working brand-voice model and six platforms. 8,400 sign-ups in the first week. Zero paid ads — still the case.
We stopped burning money. Not because we raised — because we stopped adding features nobody asked for. Team of 11 at the time.
Agencies had been DMing us for a year. We shipped client approvals, white-label reports, and team seats. 900 agencies onboarded in Q4.
41k customers, 14 people, profitable. We're rebuilding the mobile app, adding YouTube Shorts, and opening an API for teams who want to pipe Postkeet into their own stacks.
We're not raising a series A. We are hiring a principal designer and two senior engineers. And we're writing an open engineering blog about how we build with a small team.
Led content at Volley before Postkeet. Writes the weekly customer letter. Suspicious of dashboards.
Shipped and sold Paperlake. Still writes most of the scheduling code. Owns a very loud coffee setup.
Previously at Linear and Figma Community. Obsessed with removing chrome and adding rhythm.
Built voice models at a lab you've heard of. Believes the best AI output feels less like AI.
Plus 10 engineers, designers and support humans in Berlin, Mexico City, Tokyo, Nairobi, and a shared desk in Copenhagen. Every teammate has shipped real things. Every teammate writes.
We overlap for four hours each weekday (14:00–18:00 UTC). Outside that, we write things down and trust each other to get work done. We meet in person twice a year — team members pick the cities.
$2.1M raised · profitable since mar 2025 · no plans to raise again
We try to respond within one business day. For speaking requests, send a line about the audience and the date — Mara and Rob do two to three a quarter.
Either way, we're glad you're here. Start free, stay free, or upgrade when it feels obvious.