set up in a minute
Create an account, connect your channels and make one API token on the API and agents page. Paste the server address into your assistant. That is all.
Plan posts for 30+ networks, let AI agents draft and schedule them, and approve everything before it goes out.
Paste in your coding agent
Connect Flobbie Social as an MCP server: /app/api/mcp. Use an API token from Settings, API.

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You already ask AI for post ideas and captions. Then you copy each one into a scheduler, fix it for every network and pick a time by hand. The draft and the plan end up in different places.
Create an account, connect your channels and make one API token on the API and agents page. Paste the server address into your assistant. That is all.
Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, or any agent that speaks MCP. Ask for the week's posts and they land on your calendar, drafted for every network.
With approvals on, every post your agent schedules waits for someone on your team. Edit it, comment on it, or send a client a review link.
Drafts go from the chat to your calendar as they are.
Your assistant and your calendar work in the same conversation.
With approvals on, nothing goes out until someone on your team says yes.
Create an API token once, and your agent can use your channels and calendar.
From Instagram and LinkedIn to Bluesky, Telegram and WordPress: plan every network on the same calendar, and Flobbie posts through each one's official API.
Charlotte
@charlotte.bakes
All of my accounts in one place and the posts go out on their own. Saves me time, keeps me organised, and my week is a lot less stressful.
4/6/26, 6:12 PM
Jonas Weber
@jonasw
Asked Claude to draft the week for our café. Nine posts, every network, waiting for a yes. Took a minute.
4/27/26, 3:21 AM
Priya Natarajan
@priya_n
the approval step is the whole point. nothing goes out that I have not seen.
5/30/26, 6:12 PM
Emily
@emilyrunsthings
I manage every social account from one place now. No more logging in to each platform; the posts just go out on schedule.
4/6/26, 6:12 PM
Lena Fischer
@lenafischer
Connected Flobbie to our agent through MCP in an afternoon. Ideas turn into scheduled drafts while we sleep.
4/27/26, 1:51 PM
Tom Albrecht
@tomalbrecht
the editor knows every network’s limits so nothing gets cut off any more
5/30/26, 8:01 PM
Sofia Marchetti
@sofiamarchetti
Our clients sign off from a review link. No extra login, no screenshots in WhatsApp. 👀
6/16/26, 2:12 PM
Mia
@miaplans
I schedule posts for all of my accounts in one place and stopped switching between apps. Consistent, organised, and I would recommend it to anyone.
4/6/26, 5:46 PM
Daniel Okafor
@dokafor
can we get the spring menu posts out tonight
4/25/26, 11:39 PM
Teams post every day with Flobbie Social. join them
If your question isn't here, the API and agents page in the app has the setup steps and examples.
Yes. Create an account, connect your channels and start planning. There are no paid plans today.
More than 30, among them Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, Pinterest, Reddit, Telegram, Discord and WordPress.
Which ones you can connect depends on the networks your workspace has set up.
Flobbie has an MCP server. Create an API token on the API and agents page and add the server to Claude, Cursor or any agent that speaks MCP.
Your agent can then list your channels and posts, create posts, and check whether each one went out. A post without a time is saved as a draft.
Not when approvals are on. Scheduled posts then wait until someone on your team, or a client with a review link, says yes.
No. Posts go out through each network's official API, as if you sent them yourself.
The calendar marks it as failed and shows the reason the network gave, in plain words, so you can fix the post and schedule it again.