Scheduled
New in: the winter rail, and three things we kept.
Thu 17:30A social media scheduling tool for 8 networks. Fill the calendar once and let the queue pick the times.
Every account gets its own version of the same post. You write one of them.
The queue retries and respects every network's limits. When something needs a person, you hear before your customers do.
Scheduled
New in: the winter rail, and three things we kept.
Thu 17:30
One post
Saturday's bake list is up. The rye is back.
Tue 09:00
Sent on time
Doors at seven. Lights on, playlist sorted.
Fri 18:008 networks, and a different version of the post for each one.
Each one gets its own character counting, its own media rules and a preview of its own chrome — so a post that will not fit is caught here rather than at 03:30.
Facebook Groups and a unified inbox.
We would rather you read that here than discover it three weeks after moving your whole calendar across.
Why — and what is plannedNothing on this page is a roadmap item. What is not built is named on the About page.
A month and week calendar, a different version of the post per account, and the preview each network will actually render.
Set the week’s slots once. Drop a post into the queue and it lands in the next free one, without you picking a timestamp.
Roles, a review step before anything goes out, and a record of who released what. An approver may not release their own work.
Three shapes of work, and the part of the product each one leans on. Every one of those parts ships today.
One person posts for both shops. The post gets written once and shortened for X, and the preview shows what Instagram will actually render before it goes out — so the same thing is not written three times and sent wrong once.
The week’s slots are set once and then nobody picks a time again. A festival run arrives as a spreadsheet and the queue takes it from there, dropping each post into the next free slot — most of them overnight.
Everything is reviewed before it is released, and an approver may not release their own work. The fifth colleague costs nothing to add: a plan counts members, so there is no per-seat charge to argue about first.
A plan carries a member count. Adding a colleague does not add a line to the bill.
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