Scheduler queues your reels, photos and text posts, then publishes them on the schedule you set.
This is the author's own page, month by month. The auto-posting queues were switched on in August 2026.
posts per month, same page, same content. The queue took over the decision and the gaps stopped happening.
A queue posts on the interval you choose, shuffled inside a random window so it does not look mechanical. Set it on Sunday and the week posts itself.
Followers gained on each post are stored beside what that post actually was, so you can see what brings people in and what does not.
Posts are spread across the day instead of stacked on top of each other. Every post's views, likes, comments and shares come back into the same table.
Earnings are recorded per post, so the ones that pay get put back into rotation instead of being forgotten.
Scheduler is an MCP server. Point an assistant at it and it can read your feed, search your captions and write new ones.
{
"tools": [
"library_overview", "caption_search",
"caption_add", "caption_update",
"feed_view", "playlist_view",
"photos_view", "albums_list",
"music_pick", "app_info"
]
}
caption_add { "text": "Saturday on the track",
"use_for": "photo",
"source": "agent" }
-> saved as a draft, never a post
A photo, a reel link, a video. You tap share, it lands in the queue.
Open the share sheet in Photos, Instagram or your browser and pick Scheduler.
The app on your PC receives it, downloads the media and files it in your library.
It joins the queue and goes out on the schedule you already set.
On the same Wi-Fi no tunnel or account is needed. The app shows a QR code and a page of endpoint addresses you can copy into an iOS Shortcut or an Android share target.
Everything in Scheduler is free today. These are the tiers planned for version 1.0, and nothing is being charged yet.
Token counts and limits are a draft. They will be settled before version 1.0, and the app will show your usage inside it.
Once installed, Scheduler checks the channel you chose and offers an update in the title bar when a newer build exists. You decide when to take it.
No server holds your content and no subscription gates it. Your page token, your library and your queue stay on your computer. The only calls out are to Facebook and YouTube.
That is the trade. In return nothing of yours sits on someone else's server. Minimise it to the tray and the queue keeps running.
No. Scheduler is a desktop app and the queue runs while it is open. Minimise it to the system tray and it keeps posting. Close it and the queue waits for you.
Yes, every part of it today. There is no account to create and nothing to cancel. The plans above are what is planned for version 1.0.
Every queue row keeps its status, pending, posted or failed, and the feed shows what went out and what it did afterwards. Nothing is posted silently.
Yes. Each page you connect gets its own library, feed and queues, and you switch between them in Settings.
It can read your library and your performance, and it can write captions. Its captions arrive as drafts. Publishing stays a thing you do.