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Scheduler

The Scheduler is where you plan when your posts go out, around the windows when your audience is most active. It maps out your week; it does not publish for you. You still write and post on X yourself.

The Scheduler board with peak-window strips, Overdue, and Later

The board​

A strip of day columns, each split into hourly slots. View 3, 7, or 14 days at a time and drag items around to plan your rhythm:

  • Drop on an hour slot to set that exact time, drop on a day to drop it at noon, or drop it into Later to park it with no fixed time.
  • Overdue collects anything whose time has passed, and Later holds anything beyond the visible window. You can move items out of Overdue, but you cannot drag into it.
  • Quick actions on each card let you mark an item posted or remove it without opening it.
  • On mobile, press and hold a card to pick it up. A quick swipe scrolls the days instead.

The idea workspace​

Below the board sits your idea workspace: the ideas you pinned in Studio, waiting for a slot. They are organized by the same pin groups as Studio, so you can filter to one group with the bar across the top. Drag a tile up onto the board to schedule it. When you have nothing pinned yet, it points you back to Studio.

Editing an item​

Click any item (or New draft) to open its editor. Set the date and time down to 15-minute steps, and mark it posted once it is live.

  • A plain draft is just a time and a note.
  • An idea carried from Studio brings its full workspace: a tweet draft you can write and copy out, Proofread and Personalize to polish it in your voice, a Frame preview to design the image (desktop only), and its original Sources to reference.
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Proofread and Personalize use your plan's usage. See how usage and billing work under Settings.

Settings​

Open settings to tune the plan:

  • Volume: how many posts a day to aim for. Light (1), Steady (2), Active (3), Heavy (5), or Relentless (8).
  • Audience: where your readers are. US (Eastern), EU (Central EU), or Global (both). This drives which peak windows are highlighted on the board.
  • Timezone: auto-detected from your browser, with a manual override and a reset back to detected.
  • Peak strips: shaded bands marking the most active hours for your audience and volume. Toggle them on or off.

Scheduler settings: volume, audience, timezone, and peak strips

Designing the visual​

To add an image to a scheduled idea, open it and expand Frame, or jump straight to Frame to design the visual.