Crestnote is a social media tool that follows the competitors you name, tells you when one of their posts takes off, and helps you write, plan, approve and publish your own posts.
Name the accounts you compete with on Instagram, Threads, Bluesky or Mastodon. Crestnote reads their public posts every day through each network's own API, never by scraping, and flags the post that did far better than that account's usual. One press shows what carried it: the opening, the subject, the format.
Then write your own. Draft mine turns that pattern into an original draft in your brand kit's voice, never a copy of their words, and Plan my week drafts a week of posts from the photos you choose and what worked last week. Every draft waits for you to edit, approve and schedule it.
Publishing covers the whole job: one calendar for every account; posts, carousels, Reels, Stories and threads to Facebook, Instagram, Threads, YouTube, Bluesky, Mastodon and five more networks; approval by a teammate, or by a client from a link with no login; recurring posts; link in bio pages and tracked short links; a media library; analytics with reports that email themselves; and Ask Crestnote, which answers questions from your own posts, results and competitors.
It also works where you already work: a REST API and an MCP server for AI assistants on every plan, a Zapier app, webhooks for Make, and a Chrome extension.
Free for one brand (3 accounts, 3 competitors, 20 posts a month), with paid plans from US$9 a month.
