For game studios, creators, and the teams behind them
Every platform. Your voice.One workspace.
Compose once and publish to eighteen platforms — from Steam News to TikTok. Turn shipped tickets into dev logs and release notes automatically. Bring your own AI and your own API keys, and keep your brand standing entirely your own.
Free tier, no card. Solo from $7/month when you outgrow it.
The pro standard
Everything the established tools charge for
Scheduling, team review, analytics, an inbox — the checklist any serious tool must clear. Media Manager clears it, then keeps going. This is the real app, not a mockup.
Compose once, publish everywhere
Author a single canonical post; each platform gets its own transcription, preview, and optional hand-tuned override before anything goes out.
Calendar, queue, quiet hours
Drag to reschedule, respect per-account quiet hours, and let best-time suggestions read your own engagement data — never a fabricated default.
Team review built in
Draft → review → schedule with submitter-excluded approvals, plus cookieless sign-off links for clients and publishers who never need a seat.
Unified inbox
Mentions and replies from Bluesky, Mastodon, and X in one stream — with AI-drafted replies in your brand voice when you want them.
Content vault
Renders, screenshots, and press kits with per-platform crops, permalinks, and versioning — ready to attach or share.
Statistics that admit gaps
Cross-platform rollups, growth timelines, CSV exports. Metrics a platform doesn't expose render as not available — never a fake zero.
Built different
Four things nobody else in the category does
Not checkboxes — structural differences in how Media Manager is built and whose interests it serves.
Dev logs and release notes from your real tickets
Connect your TaskJoe board and Media Manager turns completed tickets into editable dev-log and release-notes drafts — with deep links back to every source ticket. It even embeds inside your suite: JoeFlow's Social module opens Media Manager signed in, in place. No competitor does this, because none of them run your pipeline.
Bring your own developer accounts
On every OAuth platform — X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, Threads, Patreon — posting runs through your own registered app. Your rate limits, your app standing, your API relationship. A stranger's ban can never take your channels down.
Every AI feature, your own API key
Post drafts, draft improvements, inbox replies, and the dev-log and release-note weaves — all running on your OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, Groq, Z.ai, Grok, or local model key. One brand-voice brief steers all of it. No per-seat AI surcharge exists to pay.
Steam, Patreon, SubscribeStar, OnlyFans
The platforms your audience actually uses — including Steam News export formatted for Steamworks and honest copy-and-mark-sent flows where platforms prohibit automation. Niche doesn't mean missing.
Compared
Where Media Manager stands
A straight answer against the two dominant shapes of this category — the established SaaS suites and the open-source schedulers.
| Capability | Media Manager | Typical SaaS suite | Open-source schedulers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platforms | 18, incl. Steam News + creator platforms | ~10 mainstream | 20+ mainstream |
| Dev logs & release notes from your tickets | |||
| Bring-your-own developer accounts | Every OAuth platform | Partial | |
| AI with your own key + brand voice | Metered on paid tiers | ||
| Approval workflow + external sign-off links | Higher tiers | Varies | |
| Agent automation (MCP server + webhooks) | Limited | ||
| Embeds into your suite (SSO deep-link embed) | |||
| Steam News export, creator-platform flows | |||
| Self-hostable |
Compared against the 2026 feature sets of the leading SaaS suites and open-source schedulers. Vendor names omitted — the checklist is the point.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when the work does.
Every tier includes the composer, calendar, and inbox. Paid tiers add seats, products, connections, and exports.
Free
$0/mo
The full composer, one product.
- 1 product, 1 seat
- Connect your platforms and publish
- 3 plans · 5 posts/week per plan
- Full composer + inbox
Solo
$7/mo
or $70/year — two months free
- 3 products, integrations on
- All publishing flows
- Stats exports (CSV + JSON)
- AI on your own key
Studio
$20/mo
or $200/year — two months free
- 5 seats, 10 products
- CSV exports + Discord add-on
- TaskJoe add-on included
- Team review + approvals
Enterprise
from $30/mo
$6/seat, $4/product above 5 seats
- Admin-set limits per org
- TaskJoe add-on included
- Priority platform support
- Self-host option
Questions
The honest answers
Do I need to register developer accounts?
For the OAuth platforms — X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, Threads, Patreon — yes, and the built-in wizard walks you through each one. Paste-style platforms like Bluesky, Telegram, Discord, WordPress, and Ghost need only a credential you already own. It is more setup than a shared-app tool; it is also why your reach never depends on someone else's ban.
Is AI an extra charge?
No. Media Manager ships no AI bill — you connect your own provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, Groq, Z.ai, Grok, or a local or self-hosted model) and every feature runs on it. A one-paragraph brand-voice brief keeps all of it sounding like you.
Which platforms can actually publish?
Sixteen take connections and publish through APIs or pasted credentials — including YouTube videos, uploaded straight through YouTube's resumable API. Steam News and YouTube Community posts are draft-and-export targets because those surfaces offer no posting API; Patreon, SubscribeStar, and OnlyFans use guided copy-and-mark-sent flows. Where a platform prohibits automation, Media Manager says so instead of pretending.
What does the TaskJoe integration add?
Media Manager links to your TaskJoe boards, keeps ticket status and dates in sync, and generates dev logs and release notes from what actually shipped — with deep links from every drafted line back to the source ticket. If you run JoeFlow, Media Manager embeds straight into its Social module, signed in through single sign-on.
Your next release deserves a rollout
Set up a workspace in minutes, connect the platforms you already post to, and let the next dev log write its own first draft.
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