The influencer’s posting hub
Postwyn schedules and publishes to every one of your social platforms from a single desktop app — with AI-assisted captions, custom video covers and one inbox for every conversation.
Version 1.0.0 · macOS 11+ and Windows 10/11 · No account required to try
Run your whole social presence from your desktop
Postwyn brings scheduling, publishing, replies and analytics together so you spend less time switching tabs and more time creating.
Post everywhere at once
Write once and publish to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and Google Business — each with its own native options.
Schedule on your cadence
Queue posts for the perfect time with a visual calendar, batch-compose a week in minutes, and let Postwyn ship them for you.
AI-assisted captions
Draft captions, hooks and hashtags with a built-in assistant tuned to each platform, then edit to sound like you.
One unified inbox
Read and reply to DMs, comments, mentions and Google Business reviews from every account without leaving the app.
Pick the perfect video cover
Scrub to the exact frame you want, or upload your own image, and Postwyn sets it as the cover on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Analytics that matter
Track reach, engagement and growth across platforms in one dashboard, and export clean reports for clients.
Get Postwyn for your computer
Pick your platform below. Installs in seconds — nothing to configure.
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Opening Postwyn the first time
Postwyn isn’t code-signed yet, so your operating system shows a one-time caution the first time you open it. Here’s how to get past it safely.
macOS — “unidentified developer”
- Open the downloaded .dmg and drag Postwyn into Applications.
- In Applications, right-click (or Control-click) Postwyn and choose Open.
- In the dialog, click Open once more. macOS remembers your choice — future launches are normal.
Windows — “Windows protected your PC”
- Click More info.
- Click Run anyway to continue the install.
Which Mac build do I need?
- Click the Apple menu → About This Mac.
- If it lists an Apple M1/M2/M3/M4 chip, choose the Apple Silicon build. If it says Intel, choose the Intel build.