Proof: honest numbers

2026-08-19

Move a lot of posts at once, and take it back

Select posts in the Queue view and shift them together by a day, a week, or into your next free slots. You see what will move before it moves, anything we refuse is named with the reason, and every move has an undo that puts each post back exactly where it was.

2026-08-19

See your Instagram grid before it exists

A new Grid view shows your profile as it will look, with queued posts sitting on top of what is already live. It also marks the scheduled posts that have no image: Instagram refuses those, so they would leave real holes in your grid, and no other planner tells you.

2026-08-19

The calendar now shows the gaps, not just the posts

A new Queue view lists what is coming in the order it goes out, and draws every quiet stretch as its own row: "13 quiet days, Sat 22 Aug to Thu 3 Sep". A list cannot show you silence, because nothing is there to render. Click a gap and the composer opens on that day.

2026-08-19

See how a post will do before you publish it

The editor now reads your draft against what we know about each network and tells you what is costing you: a link in the body, a length outside the range that performs, too many hashtags, no image. It works on your first ever post, it says what to do about each one, and it never shows you a score.

2026-08-19

Find out which hashtags are actually pulling weight

Your hashtags are now joined to what your posts actually did. Each tag is compared against your posts without it, and nothing gets ranked until it has appeared on enough measured posts to mean something. Tags you always use together are flagged, because they share one number rather than proving three separate things.

2026-08-19

Export your results as a spreadsheet or a report

Analytics now leave the dashboard. Download a CSV, or open a printable report and save it as a PDF to send a client. Every published post is included, not just the ones we have measured, and the click column is attributed to the post rather than to the link.

2026-08-19

Bring your whole queue over in one upload

Export from your old scheduler and drop the file in. Common column names and platform spellings are recognised as they come, every row is checked against the same rules we enforce at publish time, and the good rows import while the rest come back with line numbers. Rows without a date are placed into your peak-engagement slots automatically, so you do not have to build a schedule before you can move.

2026-08-19

Repurposed posts now drip out over weeks

Scheduling a set of repurposed posts used to stack them four hours apart over a couple of days, including overnight. They are now spread across your peak-engagement slots over weeks, at most two a day, with networks interleaved. You see the plan before anything is scheduled.

2026-08-19

Republish your best posts, at a better time

Mark a published post as evergreen and you can republish it into a future slot. Content Drifter picks a different part of the week from the last run, so the repeat reaches people who missed it instead of showing the same audience the same post twice. Posts retire after a few airings, and the original is never altered.

2026-08-19

Set your content mix and the queue holds it

Your folders are now content categories. Give each one a weight and the queue draws from them in that proportion, spreading them out rather than posting four of the same kind in a row. It also tells you when what you are actually publishing has drifted from the mix you set.