Marketing tools
LaunchPost
Let Scout automate your social media
- Category
- Marketing tools
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- Founders, technical consultants, and small product teams building in public.
About
LaunchPost keeps business context, drafts social posts in your voice, and schedules approved posts for X and LinkedIn.
Features
- Problem
- Real work does not automatically become a useful post.
- How it works
- Scout drafts posts shaped by the user’s business, audience, and strongest content; users can send updates through Telegram.
- Result
- Teams can begin with relevant drafts instead of a blank page.
- Why
- This turns shipped work, decisions, and source material into draftable social ideas.
- Problem
- A single cross-post can be poorly suited to each audience or network.
- How it works
- LaunchPost supports platform-native drafts and guidance to adapt openings, structure, context, links, and media for X and LinkedIn.
- Result
- Posts retain consistent facts without being blindly duplicated.
- Why
- The same underlying evidence can require different presentation by platform.
- Problem
- Automated publishing needs human control.
- How it works
- The app lets users review the exact text, account, media, links, schedule, and timezone; meaningful edits return a post to review.
- Result
- Users retain control before publication.
- Why
- Approval should be tied to a specific revision and destination.
- Problem
- Scheduling is hard to manage without a clear operational view.
- How it works
- LaunchPost provides a visual calendar with visible draft and scheduled states.
- Result
- Teams can organize and edit upcoming posts before they go out.
- Why
- Publishing plans need an accessible place for review and timing decisions.
- Problem
- Agent-led workflows require authenticated, constrained publishing.
- How it works
- Scout can be used through Telegram, Claude Code via MCP, Cursor/Codex with browser-authorized OAuth, and the app.
- Result
- Social workflows fit into how technical users already work.
- Why
- Users can work from existing tools while keeping authorization and approval under the account owner’s control.
- Problem
- A scheduled post is not proof that it was published.
- How it works
- The workflow calls for checking the destination record or failure state after delivery.
- Result
- Users can identify successful delivery or failures after scheduling.
- Why
- Provider responses and publication outcomes must be verified.
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