Groniz
Run your social media on autopilot with AI agents. Post & schedule to 32+ networks from Claude Code, Codex, or Console.
AI & Machine Learning·Analytics·Productivity·Marketing
What is Groniz?
Groniz empowers users to manage their social media presence through AI agents, offering a seamless way to post and schedule content across 32+ platforms. It integrates with popular AI models like Claude Code and Codex, allowing for automated content creation and distribution via MCP or CLI. For those who prefer a visual interface, Groniz also provides a comprehensive Console.
Key Features:
- AI Agent Integration: Connects with AI models (Claude Code, Codex) to automate social media tasks.
- Multi-Platform Support: Supports posting and scheduling to over 32 social networks, including X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, and more.
- Flexible Control: Manage content through AI agents (MCP/CLI) or a user-friendly Console.
- Automated Scheduling: Schedule posts in advance with options for "post now" or specific time slots.
- AI Content Assistant: Draft on-brand captions and generate images/videos tailored for each platform.
- Team Collaboration: Features for team invites, roles, permissions, and approval workflows.
- Analytics & Reporting: Comprehensive tracking of reach, engagement, and growth across all networks.
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