Recurring schedules
Repeat a post daily, weekly or monthly
Set a post to repeat on a daily, weekly or monthly cadence with an end condition: never, until a date, or after a number of runs. The queue refills itself and you can pause any time.
Daily, weekly or monthly recurrence at the time you pick
End conditions: run forever, until a date, or a fixed number of times
Pause or edit the cadence without rebuilding the post
Feeds that draft for you
Turn RSS and Atom feeds into ready-to-review drafts
Connect the feeds you follow and PostNext checks them every 30 minutes, creating drafts for the channels you chose. New items arrive deduplicated and capped, so the queue never floods.
RSS and Atom feeds checked every 30 minutes
Drafts created for the channels you pick per feed
You review and schedule; nothing publishes on its own
Cross-posting and repurposing
One source, platform-ready drafts
Compose once and queue per-channel variants you can edit individually. Or point the AI repurposer at a blog post and get platform drafts to review.
Cross-post with editable per-channel variants
Repurpose one blog post into platform drafts ready for review
Smart Schedule picks the posting slot per channel
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Pick what repeats
Choose the job: a recurring post, a feed to watch, or a blog to repurpose.
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Set the cadence
Pick the recurrence interval and end condition, or the channels a feed should draft for.
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Review the drafts
Everything lands as drafts or queued posts you can edit; nothing ships without your review.
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Let the queue refill
Recurring posts re-queue themselves on schedule and feeds keep drafting; pause any time.
Post automation questions
What automation exists today, how recurrence and feeds work, and what is not available yet.
How is rule-based automation different from AI Agents?
AI agents draft content from a brief with you running the steps. Automation here is about repetition: recurring posts, feeds that create drafts, and Smart Schedule timing.
What triggers can I use?
Two things run on their own: recurring posts on a daily, weekly or monthly cadence, and RSS or Atom feeds checked every 30 minutes. There are no engagement-threshold or event triggers.
What actions can a rule run?
A recurring post re-queues itself. A feed creates drafts for the channels you chose. The AI repurposer turns a blog post into platform drafts. All output lands for your review.
How does auto-tagging by category work?
Not available. Tags on posts are applied manually; auto-tagging drafts by keyword rules is not part of the product today.
How does auto-republishing of high performers work?
Not available. There is no engagement-triggered republishing. You can set any post to recur on a fixed cadence, which covers evergreen reposting on a schedule you control.
How does cross-posting handle platform differences?
Cross-posting queues a per-channel variant you can edit: caption length, hashtags and media per platform. Formatting stays in your hands rather than automatic rules.
How does repurposing a blog into five posts work?
Point the AI repurposer at a blog URL or pasted text and it drafts platform posts: hooks, key points and a CTA. Drafts land for review; you keep what fits.
Can I pause, edit or audit rules?
Recurring posts show their cadence and status and can be paused or edited any time. Feeds show the last check and any errors. There is no per-run audit log.
Put the repeats on autopilot and review the queue
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