Founder of a listed tool
Leo Widrich
Co-founder, left the company in early 2017, named behind the Buffer API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.
What Leo builds
Buffer API + MCP B · Social media posting APIs
Buffer's GraphQL API, reopened to everyone on 2026-05-27 and free on every plan, with a hosted MCP server (20 tools) and a CLI.
Co-founder, left the company in early 2017, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it
Works with
- Joel Gascoigne CEO and co-founder
Backed by
AngelPad InterWest Partners Inspiration VC Red Swan Ventures VegasTechFund Eric Kim Maneesh Arora Jay Baer Dharmesh Shah Peter Bordes Harvey Brofman Andy McLoughlin Graham Jenkin Jim LeTourneau Gordon Paddison Jay Gould Alberto Benbunan Gokul Rajaram Shan Mehta Adii Pienaar Scott Bannister Eric Ries Hiten Shah
Questions
Who is Leo Widrich?
Leo Widrich co-founded Buffer, joining Joel Gascoigne on it in early 2011, and wrote the company's announcement of its $450,000 seed round that December. He left Buffer in early 2017.
What does Buffer make?
Anchor Terminal lists Buffer API + MCP from Buffer. Buffer's GraphQL API, reopened to everyone on 2026-05-27 and free on every plan, with a hosted MCP server (20 tools) and a CLI.
Who has invested in Buffer?
The sources our research read name AngelPad, InterWest Partners, Inspiration VC, Red Swan Ventures, VegasTechFund, Eric Kim, Maneesh Arora, Jay Baer, Dharmesh Shah, Peter Bordes, Harvey Brofman, Andy McLoughlin, Graham Jenkin, Jim LeTourneau, Gordon Paddison, Jay Gould, Alberto Benbunan, Gokul Rajaram, Shan Mehta, Adii Pienaar, Scott Bannister, Eric Ries and Hiten Shah.
How are Leo's tools graded?
Buffer API + MCP is graded B, 62 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.
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