Content Calendar and Post Scheduling for the Fediverse

The calendar at a glance

The calendar shows scheduled, currently publishing, published and failed posts. Times follow your time zone. A click on a day or an hour opens the composer with that date.

A post opens in a side panel. From there you publish it immediately, retry a failed post, turn it into a draft or copy it as a new draft.

Filter by account, platform, label, campaign and status

If you look after several accounts, the calendar quickly shows where there is a gap or where posts pile up. Filter down to one campaign to see only its dates. Or select one account to check the spacing of a series. The filter button shows how many filters are active.

Scheduling and writing for several accounts

In the composer you write one post and choose the accounts it appears on. FediSuite knows the rules of each instance, meaning character limit, media count and visibility, and reports deviations before you send. On platforms that support it, long texts are split into threads automatically.

Save an idea as a draft first and choose its date later. Once scheduled, it appears in the calendar. From the side panel, you can reopen it, move it or turn it back into a draft before publication.

Follow a release across several accounts

For a release, you might plan a short Mastodon announcement first, a Pixelfed image next and a longer PeerTube video on launch day. The calendar shows whether the sequence makes sense and whether every date is right in your time zone. A campaign and private labels keep the posts together.

The plan remains visible afterwards. Published posts sit beside upcoming ones, and you can retry a failed delivery for the affected account. When you later review the response to the series, find its posts through the campaign and labels in the archive.

Making good time slots visible

In the week view of a single account, the calendar marks times at which this account has so far achieved above-average reach. The marker reads "Good" or "Above average" and only appears with enough data.