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A browser extension that queues AI-generated drafts for social posts, encrypted so only your devices can read them. You choose which drafts to edit and post

About this launch

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qus.me is a browser extension that creates a personal queue for social media drafts. AI agents like Claude can write drafts into your queue, but only your devices can decrypt and read them. When you want to post on X, Bluesky, Mastodon or LinkedIn, you press Alt+Q to open the picker, select a draft, edit it as needed, and click Post yourself. The service never posts automatically—you always have the final say.

Drafts are encrypted on your device before leaving it and stored on Nostr relays. Approved agents see only the drafts they wrote, and app.qus.me sees drafts only while encrypting them. You can set limits on how many drafts each agent can add per day, week or month, and revoke any agent at any time. If you lose your device, you can recover your queue using a 12-word recovery code or by pairing from another device you've already set up.

What it does

  • Browser extension for Chrome and Firefox
  • End-to-end encrypted draft queue
  • MCP server integration with Claude
  • Per-agent approval and draft limits
  • Draft recovery with 12-word recovery code
  • Agent revocation at any time
  • No analytics or tracking
  • Self-hosted MCP server option
  • Open source code on GitHub

Pricing

Pricing model: Free

Free while in beta. The hosted MCP server at app.qus.me is free during beta and may become paid later.

Shopper questions

Does qus.me post for me?

No. qus.me puts the draft you pick into the post box, the same as if you had pasted it. You read it, edit it and click Post. There is no setting that posts for you.

Can the agent read my drafts?

No. An agent sends drafts through app.qus.me, which encrypts each one to your queue. Neither the agent nor app.qus.me holds the key that opens the queue, so neither can read it; the agent sees only what it wrote.

Which agents work?

Anything that speaks MCP over HTTP: the Claude apps, Claude Code and other MCP clients. Each one gets its own approval, its own accounts and its own limit, and you can revoke any of them on its own.

What sites work?

X, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn come built in; for Mastodon you give your server's address. You can add another site yourself as a destination, and Alt+Q opens the picker in whatever field you're typing in.

What if I lose my device?

Enter your 12-word recovery code, or paste the recovery sheet, on the new device; or pair it from another device you already set up. Without the code and without another device the queue is gone: nobody else holds its key, us included.

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qus.me has a free listing. The owner can unlock the full profile with a paid launch for $5:

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  • Demo video (locked)
  • Dofollow website link (locked)

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