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How we built a Social Media Management Tool using no-code stack

We built our own Social Media Management tool using no-code stack to help us improve our productivity. Read on how we went about creating it.

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Nishith Gupta
Published 12 Jul 2022Updated 28 Aug 20261 min read
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Some time back, we decided to experiment with building a social media management tool using a no-code stack.

Our decision to not go with existing tools like Hootsuite or Buffer:

  • Constraints in free subscription: Limited social accounts, no/limited analytics
  • Felt it doesn't warrant a monthly subscription. Think it only works for large agencies who want to manage workflows etc

And with a few iterations we managed to develop a tool using Airtable.com and Make.com (formerly Integromat)

We now post on UXHack channels (LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Telegram) through our own Social Media Management Tool. It's a direct time saver for us being an early-stage startup.

To know more about how we built the tool and what no-code tool we used for which part, you can read the same on Hackernoon:

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