This is the PostCrab roadmap: what’s live today, and what’s coming next. We’d rather show you what’s actually built than promise a long list of features we might not ship. Here’s exactly where things stand.
The PostCrab Roadmap: What’s Live Now
PostCrab currently connects to Telegram, Discord, Bluesky, X, and WordPress. You can write and publish directly. Or use Bulk Upload to schedule a batch of pre-written content over days or weeks. WordPress posts come with Yoast’s SEO fields filled in automatically: title, meta description, focus keyphrase, and the social preview fields. For more on how that works, see WordPress SEO publishing.
Billing runs on a wallet. Fund your account, and each post costs a small, fixed amount depending on the platform. No surprise charges, no feature you’re paying for but not using. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
What’s Coming Next
A few platform integrations are actively in progress:
- Pinterest — pin creation with board selection
- Mastodon — works with any instance, not just one
- YouTube — video uploads only, since YouTube’s API doesn’t support text-only Community posts
- VK — posting to pages and groups
What’s Deferred, and Why
Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, and TikTok all require a formal review or partnership approval process directly from the platform. That’s a real process with real waiting periods, not something we can shortcut. We’d rather be upfront that these are coming later than pretend they’re one setting away.
The Honest Answer on AI
Other tools in this space often lead with “AI-generated content” as a headline feature. We’re building that too. But we chose to launch PostCrab first without it. Instead, we focused on getting the actual publishing pipeline solid: connections, scheduling, WordPress, billing. When AI generation ships, it’ll be a genuinely useful addition to a product that already works. It won’t be the one thing propping up a shaky foundation.
Where to Follow Along
We post updates as they ship, not on a fixed schedule. The fastest way to catch them is PostCrab’s Telegram channel, where new platform integrations and feature releases get announced first.