Scheduling and content plan
9 short answers in this section. For step-by-step guides, browse the categories instead.
How do I set up a schedule for a channel?
Set up the channel's schedule ahead of time in its settings.
- Tap
Settingsin the bottom menu or send the/settingscommand. - The bot shows a list of connected channels and groups. Choose the one you want to set up a schedule for.
- Tap
Schedule. - Choose the schedule format — daily, or by day of the week.
- Send a list of time slots.
The schedule is set. Now, when you create a post, the bot shows the nearest slots. Tap a slot to schedule the post for that time.
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What timezone does the bot use? How do I change it?
Send the /settings command or tap Settings in the bottom menu. You'll see which timezone the bot is set to. To change it, tap Timezone, then Change timezone.
How do I remove unwanted slots from the saved times?
The bot remembers the times you schedule posts for, and then, when you tap Postpone, it suggests the nearest slots around that time of day. If the saved times are no longer relevant:
- When the slot table appears, tap
More slots→Slots. - Remove an unwanted time by tapping that slot.
- Tap
Save.
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How do I create a recurring (looped) post?
- Send the
/newpostcommand in the bot or tapCreate postin the bottom menu. - Choose a channel.
- Send the bot the content of the recurring post.
- Tap
Auto-repeat. - Set the repeat interval and the length of the cycle, following the bot's prompt.
- Confirm publication.
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How do I set up a post to be copied to other channels on different schedules?
- Send the bot the content you want to copy to other channels.
- Tap
Multi-postingand select the additional channels. - Tap
More→Edit for other channels. The publishing options for the second channel open. - Tap
Set a different timeand choose a slot for publishing in the second channel. - Switching between channels in the navigation menu, choose a slot from each channel's own schedule.
- Tap
Back to main channel→Postponeand choose a slot for publishing in the main channel. - Confirm publication.
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How to schedule a post to multiple channels at different times
Can I set up a scenario for a channel so all new posts there go to the schedule first?
- Create a template for the channel and set up a schedule in it.
- Tap
Create postand choose the template. - Turn on the
Turbo modecheckbox. - Forward a batch of posts to the bot.
That's it. The bot immediately sends all the posts to the schedule, following the schedule you set.
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My post goes out on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Can I publish it using the auto-repeat feature?
You can set this post to auto-repeat three times with a one-week interval, and it will go out every Monday, every Wednesday, and every Friday.
- Send the bot the content of the recurring post.
- Tap
Auto-repeat. - Set the repeat interval:
7d — every 7 days, indefinitely
7d 365d — every 7 days for a year
4. Tap Postpone and schedule the first publication for Monday.
5. Then schedule this post for every Wednesday and Friday in the same way.
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How do I set up a monthly auto-repeat that publishes to multiple channels?
- Send the bot the content of the recurring post.
- Tap
Multi-postingand select the additional channels. - Return to the main channel and tap
Auto-repeat. - Set up the auto-repeat:
30d (if you want the post to repeat every 30 days, indefinitely)
30d 365d
(if you want the post to repeat every 30 days for a year)
Then tap Postpone and set the time for the first publication.
If you want the post to repeat on a specific day each month, tap Postpone and enter several dates:
15.07.26 18:00
15.08.26 18:00
15.09.26 18:00
15.10.26 18:00
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How do I change the auto-repeat cycle for all scheduled posts?
- Open any repetition of the post via
Edit postorContent plan. - Tap
Change time→Set new time. - Set the new time for the next publication.
- Set the new repeat interval, following the instructions in the bot.
- Save your changes.
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