Mastodon Schedulerstarts with your server
Pick your instance, queue your toots, and let federation carry them — PostHub schedules Mastodon posts with content warnings, images and multi-instance publishing built in. Pick the instance that shares your rules, then queue toots that fan out across the whole federation on time, every time.
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You will publish as
@you@hachyderm.io
Maya · @maya@mastodon.social
just now · 3 instances
Queued from PostHub, published to every instance that follows you — one draft, no copy-paste.
Post once, land on every server
Animals, art, kind moderation
Open source & tech folk
The flagship general server
Animals, art, kind moderation
Open source & tech folk
The flagship general server
Animals, art, kind moderation
Open source & tech folk
The flagship general server
Animals, art, kind moderation
Open source & tech folk
The flagship general server
Your instance
PostHub authenticates here and drops the toot on your own server.
The federation
Your server pushes it to every remote server that follows you.
Everyone else
Readers on fosstodon, mastodon.social or a tiny self-hosted box all see it.
One toot, written once. Federation is the part users never have to think about — PostHub just needs to know which of your instances to call home.
Trust is a setting you actually control
- 1No ads, no engagement bait — your post order is the order it was written.
- 2Your admin is a person you can actually message, not a support queue.
- 3Content warnings stay attached through scheduling, images and all.
- 4Move instance later: followers can come with you, drafts stay in PostHub.
Three steps to your first scheduled post
Connect
Sign in through Mastodon's own flow. The account lands in your workspace and stays there.
Compose
Write once. The composer counts down the 500-character limit and previews the post exactly as it will publish.
Publish
Pick a slot or let best-time suggestions place it. PostHub publishes and reports the result back.
Run it like a server console
$ posthub connect mastodon
✓ instance authorized · scopes: write:statuses
$ posthub queue --list
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- Schedule toots with images and CWs01
- Post to multiple Mastodon instances02
- Track boosts and favorites03
- Cross-post to other platforms04
- Best-time posting recommendations05
- Preview posts before publishing06
- Queue posts from one composer07
- Keep your handle and server history08