A years ago, Pinterest was my best traffic source. Then one week, impressions dropped 40% — no warning, no explanation, no email. My scheduler kept happily pushing pins into the void for a month before I even noticed. By the time I figured out Pinterest had throttled my account for over-posting, the damage was done, and it took months to recover. When it happened a second time, I went looking for a tool that would have caught it. There wasn't one. Every Pinterest tool on the market does the same thing: schedule pins, show a calendar, charge monthly. None of them create the pins for you, and none of them tell you when something is going wrong. So I built PinBoostr to do the whole job. The AI designs pins from your URLs in your brand style, writes the keyword-rich copy, fills your queue for weeks, and — the part I wish had existed back then — watches your reach every single day. The moment impressions start dropping, it tells you why in plain English and automatically eases off posting so your account recovers instead of digging deeper.