Pinterest automation that keeps you in control

Why does PinBoostr exist?

Most Pinterest tools are built to post as much as possible. I built PinBoostr the other way around: AI does the slow work of designing and writing pins, and you stay the one who decides. Nothing posts until you approve it, the pace eases off when reach falls, and you can always reach the person who builds it.

I am a full-stack developer with almost ten years of experience. Before PinBoostr I built Butter Cake, an open-source CSS framework, and published courses on Udemy. In February 2026 I started building PinBoostr, and I still build every part of it myself: the AI that designs your pins, the scheduler, the WordPress plugin and the Chrome extension.

Three rules shape every feature I build.

1. 01

   Watch your reach, not just the queue

   PinBoostr tracks impressions and outbound clicks for your account and alerts you when reach drops, so a bad week never goes unnoticed.

   See real account numbers
2. 02

   Slow down when something looks wrong

   Approved pins are spaced per link, board and day, and the pace eases off when reach falls instead of pushing harder.

   Why paced, approved pins matter
3. 03

   Nothing posts without you

   PinBoostr prepares the pins from your pages. You approve each one before it is scheduled, and approved pins publish on a paced schedule.

   See how approval works

If anything in PinBoostr ever gets in your way, write to me at support@pinboostr.com. I read every message.