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Version 0.0.3 · 2025-10-07
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The store currently lists version 0.0.3, updated 2025-10-07.





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PostGen: Your AI-Powered Social Media Post Generator
PostGen is an AI writing assistant designed for creators, social media managers, and personal brands.
Quickly generate high-quality content for platforms like Instagram, Reels, Facebook, and more.
Just enter a topic, keywords, and preferred tone — PostGen will instantly craft a professional and engaging caption ready to use.
Key Features
1. Instant Post Generation: Enter your topic, keywords, and tone to generate a polished draft in seconds
2. Multilingual Support: Create content in English, Chinese, or Japanese
3. Hashtag Suggestions: Automatically generate relevant hashtags to increase reach
4. Local Storage and Privacy: Your content stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded to the cloud, keeping your ideas secure…
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