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Scheduling and reposts

Choose Create post → Schedule for Later, select a future date and time, and review the accounts and content before scheduling. The server validates the post again when it becomes due; changed media, revoked credentials, or lost subscription access can still prevent delivery.

Timezones​

The web app uses your browser's local timezone for date/time entry and display. Recheck the displayed time if you travel or change device timezones. API scheduling uses an ISO 8601 timestamp with Z or an explicit offset. MCP calendar requests use an IANA timezone such as Europe/Berlin; tell your assistant which timezone you mean when it is ambiguous.

Calendar and posting slots​

Open Posts to see the calendar. Switch between day, week, and month views; use the arrows or Today to navigate. The calendar shows scheduled posts, results, and available posting slots. Find drafts in Posts → Drafts.

Open Settings → Posting slots to choose preferred times and weekdays. Save your settings. Slots help you choose the next publishing time; adding a slot does not create a post or automatically fill your calendar. Check the selected time before scheduling, especially around daylight-saving transitions.

Edit or cancel a scheduled post​

Open a future scheduled post from Posts and choose Edit or Reschedule. Delete it to cancel delivery before dispatch starts. Once it is pending or already published, do not assume that changing a local record can stop delivery or remove a social post.

Automatic reposts​

In Settings → Automatic reposts, enable the default for new posts and choose a delay from one to 720 hours. Save the settings. Supported platforms are X, Bluesky, Threads, and LinkedIn. The setting applies to new posts; review existing posts separately.

An automatic repost happens after successful publication and remains subject to connected account access, active subscription, and provider restrictions. Inspect the repost status separately from the original post's status. A failed repost does not mean that the original post failed.

Trial expiry and missed posts​

If a post becomes due after your trial or subscription access ends, delivery is blocked and the post is marked Failed. It is not automatically sent when you subscribe. Your stored content and account records remain, but normal workspace access requires an active plan.

After subscribing, open Posts → Failed, inspect each affected post, and choose Edit and Retry. Review content, targets, and a new future time before submitting. Billing and expiry · Failure recovery.