Scheduling puts a post on your calendar and books a reminder. Before it's due, we email you the file and the caption, and you post it.
Click Schedule in either editor, or Schedule Post on the Content Calendar.

The schedule sheet
- What's posting — the export that comes with the reminder. By default, the newest one;
you can pick a specific export instead. Send to your phone gives you the QR code now. Not exported yet? Export for this post.
- Caption — editable. Generate with AI writes one in your voice.
- When — Next available picks a good time for you. Or tap a time in **Your next two
weeks, or Or pick your own** day and time.
- Where — Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn or X.
- Add a note for the day — optional, for yourself.
Click Schedule for… and it's on the calendar.
Changing a post you've already scheduled opens the same sheet as Change this post, with Update and Remove from calendar.
Scheduling is Pro.
Your reminders

In Settings → Account, under Notifications, Reminder before each post turns the emails on or off, and Send it picks how early: 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, or the morning of. Morning digest sends one email at 7am with everything due that day.
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