Schedule your
Mastodon.
Content warnings. Visibility controls. Alt text.
Any instance, on autopilot.
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The Dashboard
See it in action
Content warnings, visibility controls, alt text, and multi-instance support — all built into the editor.
Any Instance
One scheduler for the entire fediverse
Connect accounts from mastodon.social, fosstodon.org, hachyderm.io, or your own self-hosted instance. Schedulala works with any server that supports the Mastodon API.
Content warnings built in
CWs aren't optional on Mastodon. Add spoiler text to any scheduled post so your audience can choose to expand it.
Food, alcohol
Visibility per post
Set each post to public, unlisted, followers-only, or direct. Essential for proper threading etiquette.
Post visibility
Schedule threads that follow the rules
Create multi-post threads with automatic reply linking. First post public, replies unlisted — the way Mastodon threads are meant to work.
We just launched Mastodon support! Here's what you can do now... 🧵
First: schedule posts with full content warning support. CWs are respected on the fediverse.
Second: set visibility per post. Public, unlisted, followers-only, or direct.
Alt text on every image
The Mastodon community won't boost images without alt text. Add descriptions to every image you schedule.
A group of women posing together after a morning yoga class in a warmly lit studio
Track what resonates
See boosts, favorites, and replies for every post. Know what your Mastodon audience cares about.
Schedule polls, not just posts
Polls are how the fediverse drives engagement. Build one right in the editor — your choices, single or multiple answers, and a custom duration — then schedule it like any other post.
What should I cover next? 🐘
312 votes · 1 day left · Multiple choice
Loved by the fediverse
moved to Mastodon after the Twitter mess and the first thing I missed was scheduling. was literally using Google Calendar reminders for weeks. this finally fixes that.
migratedfrombirdsite
content warnings aren't optional on Mastodon -- they're a community expectation. tried three schedulers before this one. most tools built for Twitter just ignore the CW field entirely.
Sarah K
I have accounts on mastodon.social and hachyderm.io for different audiences. finding a scheduler that handles multiple instances without making me juggle API tokens was impossible until now.
fosstodon_user
on Mastodon people won't boost your images if they don't have alt text. my old scheduler didn't support alt text at all so every scheduled post got zero reach. not here though.
accessibilityfirst
Buffer wants $6/month per channel and I have three Mastodon accounts plus Bluesky. that's $24/month just to schedule posts on platforms that are free and open source. this is way cheaper.
Dan M
on Mastodon you're supposed to set thread replies to 'unlisted' so you don't flood the local timeline. none of the other schedulers let me control visibility per-post in a thread.
fediverse.advocate
I'm not a developer. I don't want to self-host FediPlan or set up Zapier webhooks just to schedule a post for tomorrow morning. this just works.
notadev
I post to Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads. was using a different tool for each one. one place to write a post and send it everywhere? yes please.
crosspostking
moved to Mastodon after the Twitter mess and the first thing I missed was scheduling. was literally using Google Calendar reminders for weeks. this finally fixes that.
migratedfrombirdsite
content warnings aren't optional on Mastodon -- they're a community expectation. tried three schedulers before this one. most tools built for Twitter just ignore the CW field entirely.
Sarah K
I have accounts on mastodon.social and hachyderm.io for different audiences. finding a scheduler that handles multiple instances without making me juggle API tokens was impossible until now.
fosstodon_user
on Mastodon people won't boost your images if they don't have alt text. my old scheduler didn't support alt text at all so every scheduled post got zero reach. not here though.
accessibilityfirst
Buffer wants $6/month per channel and I have three Mastodon accounts plus Bluesky. that's $24/month just to schedule posts on platforms that are free and open source. this is way cheaper.
Dan M
on Mastodon you're supposed to set thread replies to 'unlisted' so you don't flood the local timeline. none of the other schedulers let me control visibility per-post in a thread.
fediverse.advocate
I'm not a developer. I don't want to self-host FediPlan or set up Zapier webhooks just to schedule a post for tomorrow morning. this just works.
notadev
I post to Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads. was using a different tool for each one. one place to write a post and send it everywhere? yes please.
crosspostking
Post to 10 more platforms
Same post. Every platform. One click. Cross-post to Bluesky, Twitter, Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and more.
Write once, schedule everywhere
Post from anywhere
Schedule Mastodon posts from your phone. Content warnings, visibility controls, alt text — everything works on mobile too.
Why Mastodon users choose us
Mastodon-native, not an afterthought
Content warnings, visibility controls, alt text, and character limits — all supported from day one.
No self-hosting required
Unlike FediPlan or open-source alternatives, just sign up and connect. No terminal, no API tokens.
Way cheaper than Buffer
Starting at $9/mo for all platforms. Buffer charges $6 per social media profile — that adds up fast with multiple accounts.
Cross-post to 11+ platforms
Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and more. One dashboard.
Compare
How we stack up for Mastodon
Most schedulers ignore Mastodon entirely. Here's how Schedulala compares.
All platforms. One price.
Mastodon, Bluesky, Twitter, Instagram, and 7 more — all included in every plan.
Personal
1 per platform
11 platforms included
Team
2 per platform
11 platforms included
Agency
Unlimited
11 platforms included
Secure OAuth connection
Schedulala connects via Mastodon's official OAuth flow — the same method all approved apps use. We only request posting permissions, never read your DMs, and you can revoke access anytime from your instance settings. No API tokens to manage.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about scheduling Mastodon posts with Schedulala.
Yes. Schedulala connects to any Mastodon-compatible server through the standard Mastodon API. Whether you're on mastodon.social, fosstodon.org, hachyderm.io, infosec.exchange, or a self-hosted instance, it works the same way. You authenticate via OAuth — no API tokens to manage manually.
Yes. Content warnings are a core community expectation on Mastodon, and Schedulala fully supports the CW/spoiler text field. You can set a content warning on any scheduled post so your audience sees the warning before choosing to expand the content.
Yes. Mastodon has four visibility levels — public, unlisted, followers-only, and direct — and Schedulala supports all of them. You can set visibility per post, which is especially important for threading where the convention is to set replies to unlisted so you don't flood the local timeline.
Yes. Schedulala supports scheduling multi-post threads that are automatically linked as replies. This is important because Mastodon's character limit means longer content needs to be split into threaded posts. Each post in the thread can have its own visibility setting.
Yes. The Mastodon community has a strong accessibility culture — many users won't boost images without alt text. Schedulala supports adding alt text descriptions to every image you schedule, so your posts get the reach they deserve.
Yes. You can connect accounts from different Mastodon instances and manage them all from one dashboard. The number of accounts depends on your plan: Personal (1 per platform), Team (2 per platform), or Agency (unlimited).
Yes. Schedulala supports cross-posting to 11+ platforms including Mastodon, Bluesky, Twitter/X, Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, Telegram, and Mastodon. Write once, schedule everywhere.
Yes. Schedulala connects via Mastodon's official OAuth flow — the same secure method all approved Mastodon apps use. We only request the permissions needed to post on your behalf, and you can revoke access anytime from your Mastodon account settings.
Yes. Different Mastodon instances can have different character limits (some forks like Glitch-soc allow 5,000+ characters). Schedulala detects your instance's character limit so you can write posts up to the maximum your server allows.
No. Unlike open-source alternatives like FediPlan that require self-hosting, Schedulala is a hosted service. Just sign up, connect your Mastodon account through OAuth, and start scheduling. No terminal commands, no API tokens, no server setup.
Your Mastodon, on autopilot
Schedule posts to any instance with content warnings, visibility controls, and alt text. The fediverse deserves real tools.
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