Post from your own ISP,
not a datacenter. Pilot — first 3 customers

MapleStation is a small Canadian-built hardware appliance that lives at your office or home and runs your social-media posts from your own residential or commercial ISP - never a USA datacenter. It pairs with MapleMarketing, MapleCreator, and MapleConcierge so your queued posts to LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X and others fire from an IP that looks identical to your normal browsing, with sessions encrypted on the box and a one-tap captcha relay to your phone if any platform challenges a login.

Buffer, Hootsuite, and Later post from shared cloud IPs in USA datacenters - which is why LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram increasingly flag, throttle, or temp-ban accounts that automate through them. MapleStation is a physical appliance on your own ISP. Posts originate from your home or office connection, the same IP you browse from, so platforms see normal human behaviour. You get scheduled posting, queues, and analytics like the big tools, but without the datacenter-IP penalty box.

Three supported targets: a Mac Mini (recommended for video-heavy posters), a Raspberry Pi 5 with 8 GB RAM (lowest-cost option), or a small Linux NUC (best for shops that also want to run local Ollama AI models). Turnkey pilot pricing of $1,500 CAD includes the hardware pre-imaged and shipped. Bring-your-own at $600 CAD covers our remote install, pairing, and configuration on hardware you supply.

That is the entire point. MapleStation logs in once via a guided session-capture flow, stores the encrypted session locally on the appliance (we never see your password), and posts on a humanlike cadence with proper jitter and per-platform rate caps. If a platform ever throws a CAPTCHA or device-verification challenge, the Station pings your phone with a one-tap relay so you resolve it in seconds - no bans, no stuck queues, no datacenter-IP red flags.

Schedule posts in MapleMarketing or have MapleCreator AI-draft them; the queue lands on your MapleStation and fires from your IP. MapleConcierge property-management can trigger listing posts. MapleMail and MapleVoice route DMs and reply notifications. MapleAnalytics scores AEO/SEO impact. One Canadian-hosted suite, one CAD bill - and the social-posting muscle now runs on your own hardware instead of a flagged cloud IP.

Pilot pricing during the first-three-customers phase: Turnkey at $1,500 CAD (we supply pre-imaged hardware, plus tax and shipping); Bring-Your-Own at $600 CAD setup (you supply Mac Mini / Pi 5 / Linux NUC, we install and configure remotely); and a Monthly Services contract from $49 CAD per month that bundles software updates, monitoring, the captcha relay, and a MapleMarketing seat. Heavy posters typically recover the hardware cost in months of saved token spend.

Yes. On the Linux NUC or Mac Mini targets, MapleStation can also run local Ollama models (Llama 3, Qwen 2.5, Mistral) for private-by-default AI work - drafting posts without sending data to OpenAI, classifying inbound DMs, summarising your MapleMail inbox, and powering MapleConcierge tenant-triage offline. One small box, two real jobs: your residential-IP social poster and your private AI workstation.

Yes. The appliance is assembled, imaged, and shipped from Canada. All control-plane data (queues, schedules, audit logs) lives on Canadian-hosted infrastructure aligned with PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25. Encrypted social-platform sessions stay on the appliance itself - they never replicate to the cloud - so platform credentials physically remain inside your office. Joel & Nanz Inc. owns the stack end to end; no USA passthrough.