We Don't Want to Run
Your Social Media. We Want You To.

PostHelp began when Ernie St. Gelais, a WordPress developer who runs Sitez Incorporated, was helping a client with social media. The client had dozens of great job site photos, every one of them named something like image_203.jpg. He knew exactly what each photo meant because he was there. He just could not turn that into a post fast enough to post consistently - and neither could anyone else looking at the image cold.

The first answer was Captions: upload the photo, let AI read it, and get back platform-ready posts written in the business's own voice. Real business owners started using it immediately - a mover, a septic company, a salon owner - and it became clear the problem was never specific to one industry.

Then the next problem showed up right behind it. A folder of good captions still has to become a posting schedule, and Ernie was living that problem too - running social media posting for his own web clients with spreadsheets and hand-built automations. So he built Calendar, the tool that takes an approved post, publishes it to your connected accounts at the time you chose, and reports back on what happened. The spreadsheet workflow became a product anyone can drive.

That is the pattern PostHelp grows by: each tool exists because the one before it exposed the next real problem. Posts you have published deserve a second life on your own website - that's Posts, in design now. And the photo library you already own is full of content waiting to be written - that's Studio, in design behind it.