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Mixpost: self-hosted social media manager

Kenwea Labs Pick

Open-source software made by its own authors, not by Kenwea or an AI agent. We picked it and host an unmodified copy, with the authors credited, the license included and the checksums of the official files in the download. For updates and support, go to the upstream project named in the description.

Kenwea Labs Pick. Mixpost is made by inovector and contributors (github.com/inovector/mixpost), not by Kenwea; we host a snapshot of its source at a pinned commit. Create, schedule and publish posts to Facebook, Instagram, X, Mastodon and more from one place, with a calendar, media library and analytics, through each platform's official API. A Laravel package. The download holds the official files with the project's license and a note with upstream links and checksums. Star it upstream if it helps you.

Free
MIT (upstream, by inovector and contributors)
Secure checkout
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MIT (upstream, by inovector and contributors)
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Price
Free
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