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Post to X on your schedule.

Write single posts or whole threads, check every one against X's limits, and have them go out when your followers are around.

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Scheduled for Tue 9:00Northwind Studio
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Northwind Studio@northwindstudio· 1m

New print series: the coast at golden hour. Out Friday.

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Everything you need for X

X alongside every other network you use, from one calendar.

  • Plan ahead

    Schedule posts, threads and polls weeks in advance.

  • Post everywhere at once

    X and every other network, from one post.

  • See what works

    How your X posts do, next to every other network.

  • Write faster

    Captions, rewrites and hashtag ideas from AI, when you want them.

One tool for everything X.

Plan it, write it, check it and send it, without switching apps.

Plan your X posts ahead.

Lay out the week on a calendar in your time zone, drag posts to new times, and PostLoop publishes to X at the minute you picked.

  • Schedule posts, threads and polls
  • Drag to reschedule
  • Your time zone, summer and winter
Try it free

X, this week

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  • Tue 9:00Thread: how we shot the coast
  • Thu 13:00Post: prints are live

Write once. Fit it to X.

Write one post for X and every other network you use. PostLoop checks it against X's rules as you type, 280-character posts, longer with Premium included, and X can have its own caption when it should read differently.

  • A caption per network when you want it
  • Limits checked as you type
  • Pictures with alt text
Try it free

Ready for X?

  • Post 1Checking
  • ImageChecking
  • Post 2CheckingSplit

Keep X posting on its own.

Give X time slots and a queue fills them. Repeat the posts that work, or turn a feed into drafts you check before they go out.

  • Queues with time slots
  • Repeats on a schedule
  • RSS and Atom feeds to drafts
Try it free

X queue

1 free slot
  • Mon 9:00Poll: which print next?
  • Wed 12:30Thread: our printing setup
  • Fri 9:00Your next post
    Fri 9:00Post: weekend studio hours

Let an AI agent draft for X.

Connect Claude or any MCP agent and ask for a week of X posts. PostLoop checks each draft, and nothing goes out until you approve it.

  • Works with Claude, Cursor and any MCP client
  • Approval before anything posts
  • Every draft checked against X's rules
Try it free
Schedule a postNeeds you

Thread: five things we learned shooting one coastline for three years.

Tue, 9:00
ApproveDecline
Schedule a postApproved

Post: prints are live

Tue, 9:00
ApprovedDecline

Every network. One place.

Write it yourself, or let your agent, your code or a feed send it. Each post is checked, then sent once through the network's official API.

  • You

  • Your agent

  • Your code

  • Automations

  • Feeds

PostLoop

  • Checked
  • Scheduled
  • Sent once

Why people choose PostLoop.

  • Everything in one place

    Plan, write, schedule and see results for every network from one calendar.

  • Works with your AI

    Let Claude or any MCP agent draft and schedule posts, with your approval.

  • Open source, no lock-in

    Run it on your own server or let us host it. Your posts and data stay yours.

Start posting to X.

Connect your accounts and schedule your first post in a few minutes.

X, answered.

How does scheduling to X work?

Connect your X account, write your post, pick a time and PostLoop publishes it through X's official API at that minute, in your time zone.

What can I schedule to X?

Posts, threads and polls. PostLoop checks each against X's rules before it's scheduled.

Can I schedule threads?

Yes. Write the thread in the composer, see how each part will look, and schedule it like any other post.

Can I post to X and other networks at once?

Yes. Pick every channel the post should go to, and give any of them its own caption.

Can an AI agent post to X for me?

Yes, through PostLoop's API or MCP server, under the same rules as you. Turn on approval and nothing goes out until a person says yes.

What happens if X rejects a post?

You're told why in plain words, on the post and in your notifications, with one action that fixes it. PostLoop never retries blind, so nothing posts twice.