SchedTool keeps a library of your posts and drip-feeds them to X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram on a schedule that looks human — irregular timing, sensible hours, never the same thing twice in a row. You bring your own API keys, so your accounts stay yours.
Add posts as they occur to you — tips, promos, stories, questions. Pick which networks each one goes to. Attach an image or video if you like. 280 characters for X, up to 3,000 elsewhere.
Say roughly how many posts a week, which hours suit your audience, and how long before anything repeats. SchedTool jitters the exact timing so it never looks like a bot on a timer. Need something out at 9:00 sharp? Schedule it to the minute instead.
The queue drains itself, evergreen posts recycle after a cooldown, and duplicates are blocked automatically. A pause switch stops everything instantly. The history page shows exactly what went where, with links to every live post.
SchedTool posts through your own X developer keys, LinkedIn app and Meta app — the free tiers the platforms hand out to anyone. Nothing routes through a shared account that could get rate-limited or banned, and your credentials are encrypted at rest. Disconnect any time; posting stops immediately.
Daily and monthly caps you control keep you inside your API tier. If a network rejects a post, SchedTool backs off and retries later — it never hammers. And if we can't post (expired token, bad key), the dashboard tells you plainly instead of failing silently.