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Petit Panda
Grow your brand 10x faster, without burning out posting
Every scheduler wants you inside its dashboard. Petit Panda ships an official MCP server, so you publish straight from Claude, Cursor, n8n or Make. Your agent asks for your next free slot and books it, so your calendar stays yours. It also clips your long videos and publishes them, so making and distributing live in one tool instead of two. And it handles secondary accounts, not just your main one: clipping accounts, side pages, every network.
I post every day: a clip, a reel, a carousel, across six networks and a handful of secondary accounts. I was doing all of it by hand. Export, upload, rewrite the caption, pick a time, repeat. Some evenings publishing took longer than making the content.
Every tool I tried solved half the problem. The clipping tools didn't publish. The schedulers didn't clip. And all of them wanted me inside their dashboard, when I already spend my day in my terminal.
So I built Petit Panda for myself: prepare once, publish everywhere, on your own slots. Then I added an MCP server so I could post straight from Claude without opening anything at all.
I'd love to hear where it breaks for you, especially if you run several accounts on the same network. That's the part I've never seen done well.
About Petit Panda on Product Hunt
“Grow your brand 10x faster, without burning out posting”
Petit Panda was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #116 on the daily leaderboard. Every scheduler wants you inside its dashboard. Petit Panda ships an official MCP server, so you publish straight from Claude, Cursor, n8n or Make. Your agent asks for your next free slot and books it, so your calendar stays yours. It also clips your long videos and publishes them, so making and distributing live in one tool instead of two. And it handles secondary accounts, not just your main one: clipping accounts, side pages, every network.
On the analytics side, Petit Panda competes within Productivity, Social Media and Marketing — topics that collectively have 1.2M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Petit Panda performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Petit Panda?
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Petit Panda
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Yanis, a developer based in Dubai.
I post every day: a clip, a reel, a carousel, across six networks and a handful of secondary accounts. I was doing all of it by hand. Export, upload, rewrite the caption, pick a time, repeat. Some evenings publishing took longer than making the content.
Every tool I tried solved half the problem. The clipping tools didn't publish. The schedulers didn't clip. And all of them wanted me inside their dashboard, when I already spend my day in my terminal.
So I built Petit Panda for myself: prepare once, publish everywhere, on your own slots. Then I added an MCP server so I could post straight from Claude without opening anything at all.
I'd love to hear where it breaks for you, especially if you run several accounts on the same network. That's the part I've never seen done well.