Free Beta
One Mac, every account. Scheduled publishing, private sessions, locally encrypted cookies. Hook up Claude or Cursor and let AI draft, illustrate, and publish for you.
Built for people who work like this
Each account gets its own session and locally encrypted cookies. Switch accounts, manage drafts, and queue posts in a single window — no repeated QR scans, no juggling browsers.
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From draft to preview to schedule to submission, every mechanical step runs locally in the background. Successes, failures, and retries flow back into the queue so you can keep writing.
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RedMate ships a local MCP server. AI can read your drafts, generate titles and bodies, and queue posts — while the local app still runs every account action. Cookies and credentials never leave your Mac.
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“I used to open three browsers to publish across accounts. Now every account lives in one Mac workspace, and once the queue is set I can keep writing the next note.”
“What teams fear most is missing a publish slot. RedMate keeps drafts, accounts, schedules, and execution status in the same desktop app — no more spreadsheets to babysit.”
“After hooking up Cursor I can have AI organize drafts, generate titles, and write tomorrow's queue. The actual account actions still happen on my machine — the trust boundary is clear.”
“Brand accounts need stability, not novelty. Isolated sessions, local encryption, background execution — those details made us comfortable moving daily publishing off the browser.”
“I don't need yet another writing tool — I need an execution layer that delivers finished posts to the right account at the right time. RedMate fills exactly that gap.”
“Client accounts can't mix and cookies can't leak. Each account runs isolated and the data stays on this machine — easier to defend than any cloud panel.”
Free beta · Full features · 100% local data
FAQ
RedMate runs every action inside a real, per-account browser session. The behavior path matches what a human does. No simulation, no proxying, no engagement farming. Think of it as an assistant that clicks the mouse for you.
Everything stays on your Mac, encrypted with a key derived from the system Keychain. We don't upload cookies, we don't collect accounts, and we don't log post content.
macOS only. There is no Windows version planned.
RedMate needs local browser sessions, an MCP server, and background publishing — capabilities that fit a website-distributed DMG. The app is signed with a Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and ships new versions through in-app updates.
Yes. RedMate ships a built-in MCP server that exposes a local SSE endpoint after launch. Add it to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor's MCP config and let them drive Xiaohongshu.
