OpenQuok
Open-source agent-native social media scheduler. Draft, schedule, and approve posts across every channel.
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OpenQuok is an open-source, agent-native workspace for drafting, reviewing, scheduling and publishing social media posts across multiple channels.
- for
- AI agents, developers, social teams, agencies, and startups needing controlled social scheduling.
- pricing
- paid · free trial
- license
- AGPL-3.0
- sdk-v0.0.1414 days ago
- cli-v0.0.1814 days ago
- cli-v0.0.1714 days ago
Key features
- Multi-workspace Kanban & Calendar — Plan, review drafts on a kanban board and schedule posts via calendar view.
- Agent & CLI Integration — Agents, scripts, CLI, MCP and public API can draft and queue posts.
- Directory Launch & Autofill — Submit product listings to directories using a browser extension autofill.
- Analytics & Metrics — Track impressions, likes, comments and domain rating per post and workspace.
- Media File Manager — Organize, rename and store media assets per workspace.
- Reusable Templates & Signatures — Save common captions, media sets and signature blocks for quick reuse.
Use cases
- Schedule a product launch thread across Facebook, Instagram and Threads from one draft
- Agents like Claude or ChatGPT generate post drafts that are reviewed before publishing
- Teams manage multiple client brands in isolated workspaces with separate approvals
- Automate directory listings submission for startups via browser extension autofill
OpenQuok pricing
- Solo$29/ mo/month1 agent workspace · 500 posts per month · 15 channels · Unlimited AI Writer (experimental)
- Team$49/ mo/month3 agent workspaces · Unlimited posts · 45 channels · 9 team members
- Ultimate$69/ mo/month5 agent workspaces · Unlimited posts · 100 channels · Unlimited team members
- 10x Max$129/ mo/month10 agent workspaces · Unlimited posts · 250 channels · Heavy AI agent usage
OpenQuok vs alternatives
 OpenQuok |  Mixpost |  Buffer |  LittleLink | .png?width=64) Post For Me | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Agent-first social media scheduling | Self-hosted social media management | Traditional social scheduling | Link-in-bio pages | API-first social posting |
| Pricing | Paid | Free | Subscription | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 |
| Launched | Sep 2026 | — | — | — | Jul 2025 |
- OpenQuok vs Mixpost: Self-hosted but not agent-native; lacks built-in AI workspace and CLI integration.
- OpenQuok vs Buffer: Proprietary SaaS with per-seat fees; no open-source code or agent workspace isolation.
- OpenQuok vs LittleLink: Open-source link-in-bio tool; unrelated to scheduling or AI agents.
- OpenQuok vs Post For Me: Unified API for social platforms but focuses on API integration, not a full scheduling UI or agent workflow.
OpenQuok FAQ
Can I try OpenQuok for free?+
Yes, a 7-day free trial is available with no credit card required.
Can I self-host OpenQuok?+
Yes, the software is open-source and can be run via Docker Compose or your own cloud without a software fee.
What is an agent workspace?+
A workspace groups channels, posts and team members for a single brand or client, keeping AI contexts isolated.
How does the multi-workspace feature help agencies?+
Each client gets its own workspace, preventing AI hallucinations from posting to the wrong account.
What analytics does OpenQuok provide?+
Impressions, likes, comments, shares and domain rating per post, plus trend insights across workspaces.
What does the browser extension do?+
It autofills directory forms so startups can submit product listings without manual entry.
Summarized by DevHunt from openquok.com · Nov 5, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
