Scheduling

In short: set a posting schedule per profile (timezone, a daily goal, and time slots), then queue posts to it. How a post publishes depends on the platform and what is in it: plain Twitter posts open a confirm window, while threads, media, and LinkedIn posts publish directly.

Your schedule, per profile

Go to Settings → Schedule. Each profile has its own schedule:

• a timezone,
• a daily posting goal (1 to 20, which drives your posting streak in Analytics),
• and a 7-day slot grid where you set the times you want to post, with a day on/off switch.

There are quick helpers to copy Monday's slots across weekdays, or copy a schedule from another profile.

On Twitter, VoiceMoat can offer audenAI-picked time slots based on when your audience is active. On LinkedIn, you get sensible generic presets instead, because the data-backed timing needs Twitter's analytics.

Scheduling a post

From Studio, the Schedule dialog gives you four options:

• Next slot: the next open time on your schedule,
• audenAI picks: the best upcoming time (Twitter),
• Auto-schedule: drops it into the next available slot, respecting your horizon and daily cap,
• Custom time: pick it yourself.

Scheduled posts publish automatically at their time, using your own account's permissions.

How far ahead, and how many

Your plan sets how far ahead you can schedule and how many posts per day:

	Free	Creator	Pro	Enterprise
Schedule horizon	not available	7 days	15 days	30 days
Scheduled posts per day	0	3	4	5

How posts actually publish

This is the one genuinely different-by-platform part:

What you are posting	How it goes out
Plain single Twitter post (text only)	Opens the Twitter post window for you to confirm, then you mark it done. No automatic posting.
Twitter thread or a post with media	Publishes directly through the API (needs Pro or above).
Any LinkedIn post	Publishes directly through the API: single post, images or one PDF, no threads, video, or GIFs.

A plain Twitter text post is intentionally hands-on: VoiceMoat opens the post pre-filled and you confirm. Threads, media, and LinkedIn posts publish for you. This is why posting media or threads needs Pro (the post media capability), while a plain tweet does not.

Common questions

Do I have to be online when a scheduled post fires? No. Scheduled posts publish on their own at the set time.

Why does my plain tweet open a window instead of just posting? That is by design for plain single tweets. Threads, media, and LinkedIn posts publish directly.

Can Free schedule posts? No. Scheduling is a paid feature. Free can draft and post in the moment, but not queue ahead.