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Schedule X posts at recurring times, instantly. Toggle a time and X's schedule dialog gets pre-filled on every post. Save the times you usually post at — say 9 AM, 10 AM, and 11 AM. Toggle one as active in the Xchedule popup. From then on, every time you click Schedule on a post in x.com, that time gets filled in automatically, along with the next available date. Confirm the post and the date for that slot advances by one day, so scheduling a month of posts becomes one click per post. Each saved slot tracks its own date counter, so switching between slots mid-stream never resets your schedule. Free tier: up to 2 saved time slots. Premium: unlimited slots, unlocked by a one-time USDC purchase on the Base blockchain. No subscription, no recurring fees, no account, no email — premium is keyed to a license key you receive at checkout. Once activated, it syncs across the Chrome browsers you're signed into. What Xchedule does not do: • No tracking, analytics, or telemetry • No user accounts, no email collection, no cloud database • No access to anything on x.com beyond the schedule-post dialog • No third-party scripts loaded at runtime Things worth knowing if you upgrade: • You'll need a small amount of ETH on the Base network to pay transaction gas — typically a fraction of a cent per transaction. • If you ever lose your license key, you can rotate it to a fresh one at xchedule.xyz/rotate by signing with the wallet that originally purchased it. There is no email-based key recovery because there is no email collected in the first place. Privacy policy: https://xchedule.xyz/privacy
May 11, 2026
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