Save the research
Drop links, quotes, screenshots and half-thoughts into your inbox all week. Each topic gets a brief and a few angles worth trying.
RESEARCHFor solo builders who post every day
Research a topic once. Get native Threads posts and Instagram reel scripts in your voice, then queue weeks of them ahead, straight through Meta's own APIs. No per-post fees.

A 500-character Threads post and a 30-second reel script are not the same idea resized. Doing both, daily, eats the hours you meant to spend building.
Most tools blast one post everywhere, once. Posting three times a day to the same account, weeks ahead, is a different job.
When every scheduled post costs money, the people who post most pay most. That's backwards for anyone building an audience from zero.
Three steps, about twenty minutes. Save what you read, turn one topic into both platforms, and let the queue do the posting.
Drop links, quotes, screenshots and half-thoughts into your inbox all week. Each topic gets a brief and a few angles worth trying.
RESEARCHPick a story frame. Get a Threads thread and an Instagram reel script or carousel, each written for its platform, in your voice.
STUDIODrafts drop into your posting slots. Gaps show up in coral, and posts go out on time through Meta's official APIs.
QUEUELast month my own scheduler charged me for every post I made. I built it. I was the customer. I still paid per post.
postship runs on a third-party posting API. Great for launching fast. Terrible when you want to post three times a day to the same account.
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Built by someone who posts every day and got tired of doing it by hand.
Solo Queue talks to Meta's official APIs with your own accounts, so there's no posting middleman taking a cut of every post. One flat price, whether you post five times a week or five times a day.
From the maker of flofield and postship. Solo Queue started as the tool I needed for my own posting, and I'm sharing every step of the build.
Follow the build on ThreadsI built a scheduler that charges per post. Then I became its heaviest user. This is the one that doesn't.
— the founder of flofield & postshipYes. Posts go out on schedule through Meta's official Threads and Instagram publishing APIs, connected to your own accounts. No browser extension, no copy and paste.
Instagram only allows API publishing from professional accounts, so you'll need a Creator or Business account. Switching is free and takes a minute.
Really. You pay one flat monthly price. Meta's own daily limits (250 Threads posts and 100 Instagram posts per day) are far above what one person posts.
It learns from posts you've already written and follows the story frames you choose. Every draft stays editable before it's queued.
Threads and Instagram come first so they can be done properly. Other platforms are on the roadmap, shared in the build log as they happen.