Every social media tool we tried sat at one of two extremes.
On one end: free schedulers that supported three platforms, lost half our scheduled posts, and called it a feature when they finally added Reels — six months after Reels launched.
On the other end: enterprise suites with 47 modules, 12 dashboards, and a sales team you had to talk to before you could even see pricing. We just wanted to schedule a Reel and a Short.
Nothing in between actually fit. So we built it.
What we're building
Syntriq is what we wished existed: a simple, clean scheduler that handles every platform that matters — without burying the basics under modules you'll never open.
One queue for X, Facebook, Instagram, Reels, TikTok, YouTube, and Shorts. A calendar that loads instantly. A composer that works the same way on every platform. Pricing you can read in 10 seconds. That's the whole pitch.
Our principles
- Simple wins. Every screen should do one thing well. If a feature can't be explained in a sentence, it doesn't ship.
- Speed matters. Pages load instantly. Common actions are one click or one shortcut. Slow software is broken software.
- Honest by default. Transparent pricing. No "contact sales" walls. No dark patterns when you cancel. No surprise charges.
- Your content is yours. Export to JSON anytime. We never sell your data. We never train AI on your posts. Lock-in is a tax we won't charge.
- Ship weekly. Roadmap driven by real customer feedback — not what looks good on a quarterly board slide.
Who we are
Syntriq is a small, fully-remote team that's been shipping software together for years. We're customers of our own product — every feature we build, we use ourselves first. If we wouldn't trust it to publish our own posts, we don't ship it.
We move fast on what matters and ignore what doesn't. We'd rather have one feature that works perfectly than ten that work most of the time.
What's next
We're early — and that's the best part. The roadmap is mostly driven by what real customers ask for. We read every feedback message, ship weekly, and aren't afraid to say "no" to features that would clutter the product.
Want to be part of it? Say hi — we read every message.