The VK scheduler that runs itself

Text wall posts, single photos and photo sets, and link posts with their preview card, on your own wall or in the communities you manage. VK allows up to 10 attachments on a wall post, and media has to be uploaded to VK before it can be attached, which postqueen handles for you at publish time. You compose once, pick the destinations and the time, and it goes out through VK's official API.

A VK account with editor or admin rights on the community, authorized through VK's own screen so postqueen receives a token with the wall and photos permissions. You never hand over a password, and you can revoke the connection from VK at any time. Self-hosters register their own VK application and supply its credentials, which is the same pattern every network follows on a self-hosted instance.

Yes. VK, Telegram, Facebook and any of the 30 supported channels can share one draft, with the wording tuned per platform before anything ships. Write the VK version natively rather than pasting a translation: communities there read closely, and a copy-paste post reads like one.

Yes. The built-in assistant drafts and rewrites wall posts from a short prompt, including in the language your community actually reads, and nothing publishes until you schedule it. Agents like Claude Code or OpenClaw can prepare a month of community updates through the CLI or the built-in MCP server.

postqueen keeps a full history of what published where and when, so you can compare communities and time slots at a glance. Likes, reposts, comments and reach stay in VK's own community statistics, which VK shows to community admins. Reading the two side by side is what tells you which slots and formats are worth keeping.

The usual causes are a revoked or expired access token, losing editor rights on the community, a missing wall or photos permission, or media VK rejected during upload. VK also rate limits API calls, so a burst of posts aimed at the same second can bounce. postqueen shows the API error on the post so you can fix the cause and reschedule.

Yes. postqueen is open source under AGPL-3.0 and ships as a Docker image, so you can run the scheduler on your own server with your own VK application credentials. Self-hosting is free, and the CLI, REST API, webhooks and MCP server all work the same way there.

Yes. Every cloud plan starts with a 7-day free trial with unlimited posts, and you can cancel anytime. Connect a community, queue a week of posts and see how the rhythm feels before you pay for anything.