Documentation Index
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You can publish a post immediately or schedule it for later. Scheduled posts sit in your queue and Rheos pushes them to each network at the time you set.
Schedule a post
Open a draft
Finish writing and previewing your post in the editor.
Click Schedule
In the publish panel, switch from Publish now to Schedule.
Pick a date and time
Choose any future date and time in your local timezone. Times are accurate to the minute.
Confirm
Click Schedule post. The post moves to your calendar with a queued status.
Where scheduled posts live
Your scheduled posts appear in the Calendar view, grouped by day. You can:
- Click a post to open it again
- Reschedule by editing the date/time
- Edit copy or media right up until it publishes
- Cancel the schedule and move it back to drafts
A scheduled post stays editable until it goes live. You can keep tweaking it without losing your slot.
How publishing runs
When the scheduled time arrives, our publish worker picks up the post and sends it to each connected network you selected. If a single platform fails (e.g. a token expired), the others still go out — the failed one stays in your queue with an error you can act on.
Scheduling across multiple timezones? Set your account timezone in Settings → Preferences first so the time picker always means what you expect.
Best times to post
Rheos doesn’t yet auto-suggest the best slot. For now, lean on what you know about your audience — early mornings and lunch tend to work well for B2B; evenings for consumer.
If you connect an account after scheduling a post, that post won’t automatically include the new network. Open the post and add the platform before it publishes.
