Shipped & Paid

Post Bridge: a social media scheduler at $48,821 MRR (Stripe-verified), built with Cursor

Upload a post or short video once and publish it to many social platforms at the same time, from one dashboard; the founder first built it for himself.

$48,821 MRRper month, 1,660 active subscriptions; TrustMRR, Stripe-verified, as claimed

Verification
Verified Revenue read from a payment provider via a public third-party profile (e.g. TrustMRR) that matches the claim. See verification.
App type
Marketing & social
Currency
US dollars (USD)
Built with
Cursor
Got customers via
X, Building in public, Word of mouth
Source
Jack Friks (founder), The Bootstrapped Founder podcast on The Bootstrapped Founder, Jun 18, 2025

“I use Cursor. Cursor helps me a ton. I didn't really know how to code a year and a half ago now.”

Jack Friks (founder), The Bootstrapped Founder podcast on The Bootstrapped Founder, Jun 18, 2025

Editor's note: AI here is how the founder learned to code and builds, not a feature of the product: he says that less than two years before the interview he only knew basic HTML and CSS, and that Cursor 'helps me a ton'. He already had an audience on X and a mobile app (Curiosity Quench) when he started Post Bridge.

How they got customers

He built it for his own need: posting the short videos that marketed his mobile app to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, X, Threads and Bluesky without uploading each one by hand. He documents what he does on X, and his pinned post, a free guide to growing a mobile app with organic content using Post Bridge, sends people to the tool. He competes on simplicity and a fair price rather than feature comparisons, and says word of mouth has gone further than with anything he built before.

Steps to try

  1. Build the tool you need every day and keep using it yourself, so you know what to improve.

    From the source
  2. In a crowded market, compete on simplicity and a fair price; point people to the pricing page and features instead of arguing about competitors.

    From the source
  3. Share a genuinely useful free guide (his pinned post on X) that shows your tool in use.

    From the source
  4. Check security early; he says his sites were attacked twice after he spoke up for vibe coding, and no user data was harmed.

    From the source
  5. Pin your most useful post on your profile and link the product from it.

    Our suggestion

"From the source" steps summarize the linked post. "Our suggestion" steps are general practice from us, not claims by the founder.

Source

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Quick answers

How much does Post Bridge make?

Post Bridge reports $48,821 MRR (per month, 1,660 active subscriptions; TrustMRR, Stripe-verified, as claimed). Source: Jack Friks (founder), The Bootstrapped Founder podcast, Jun 18, 2025. Proof level: Verified. Revenue read from a payment provider via a public third-party profile (e.g. TrustMRR) that matches the claim.

What was Post Bridge built with?

The source says it was built with Cursor.

How did Post Bridge get customers?

Main growth channels: X, Building in public and Word of mouth. He built it for his own need: posting the short videos that marketed his mobile app to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, X, Threads and Bluesky without uploading each one by hand. He documents what he does on X, and his pinned post, a free guide to growing a mobile app with organic content using Post Bridge, sends people to the tool. He competes on simplicity and a fair price rather than feature comparisons, and says word of mouth has gone further than with anything he built before.

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