Open-Source Social Media Scheduling for Cost-Conscious Teams
Many small teams and indie founders need affordable social scheduling but balk at paying for Buffer or Hootsuite. An open-source alternative with a clear monetization path is the premise here. The post is a founder narrative, not a direct pain signal.
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