Substack Note Scheduler

Schedule posting notes to Substack by automating the posting process.

Meet Substack Note Scheduler — the “I swear I’ll post on time” button for your Notes. Why you’ll love it - Inline scheduler: No popups. Type your note, drop in images, click “Schedule,” and the composer politely clears itself. - Free tier forever: Schedule up to 5 notes free; upgrade for unlimited. Quota badges tell you exactly how many freebies you’ve got left. - Queue overlay: A floating “Scheduled Posts” pill slides out a panel with badge counts, thumbnails, edit/reschedule/delete, and subscription management. - Analytics tab: Time, content, clicks, ❤️, 💬, restacks; sortable columns; pinned totals/averages; cached instant loads; skeletons while fresh data streams in; adjustable cache TTL + Clear Cache. - Images included: Drag-and-drop images; they post with your text on schedule. - Restack controls: Toggle restacks, set intervals, and clear them if you want some peace. How to use it 1. Open Substack’s composer, type your note (text + optional images). 2. Click “Schedule” (defaults to the next minute). Pick date/time and confirm. 3. Watch your quota badge: “Always free up to 5 notes — X left.” Out of slots? Upgrade for unlimited. 4. Manage via the overlay pill: see all scheduled notes, edit times/content inline, or delete with confirmation. 5. Check Analytics on your profile: instant cached rows, smooth skeletons, sortable stats; tweak cache TTL or clear it anytime. Nice touches - Live quota labels in the scheduler and overlay so you’re never surprised. - Keyboard/gesture friendly: ESC to close, drag the handle, click the pill to toggle. Notes - IMPORTANT! - Keep one Substack tab open at send time; it posts client-side using your session. - Your browser must be on for alarms to fire. - Analytics Privacy: Analytics data is fetched with your logged-in session and cached locally via chrome.storage; you can adjust TTL or clear cache anytime. - Respect Policies: Ensure your use complies with Substack’s Terms of Service. Upgrade when you’re ready to schedule an army of notes; until then, enjoy the 5 free slots and the smug feeling of being on time.