Plan in the week grid.
Drop posts onto a 7-day calendar. Choose platforms. Add text and media. Group by campaign or product. Schedule a week or a quarter ahead.
campaign = "hatchpad-launch" platform = ["x", "linkedin"] when = tue 09:00
a staging tool — not a scheduler
Plan posts.
Tap Launch.
Paste yourself.
QueuedUp is the social scheduler for indie founders shipping a dozen things at once. We don't auto-post — that's the whole point. Plan ahead, then tap one button when the day comes. Text on your clipboard, media in your camera roll, account never flagged.
01 / The Problem
Every other scheduler wants three things you don't have.
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API access you can't get.
X cut its free API tier. Instagram won't let you near theirs unless you're Buffer. Threads is locked down. Bluesky is the rare one that's open. Schedulers are stuck holding the bag.
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An account that hasn't been flagged.
Even when the API works, automated posting is the fastest way to get rate-limited, shadowbanned, or locked out entirely. One scheduling tool blow-up and your audience is gone.
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$40/mo. Per product. Every month.
You ship five things. Buffer wants $250 a year per workspace. Hootsuite wants more. Multiply that by every side project you'll ever launch. The math doesn't math.
So the choice is: pay too much, get banned, or copy-paste manually on Saturday morning into nine browser tabs. There had to be a fourth option.
— how this got built
02 / How it works
The whole loop, in three taps.
You stay the human in the loop on the actual post. QueuedUp does everything up to and including putting the content in your hand — then gets out of the way.
Tap Launch.
On the day, the Today screen shows what's queued. One tap copies the text to your clipboard and saves the media to your camera roll. Haptic feedback says it worked.
✓ text → clipboard ✓ media → camera roll ✓ status → ready
Paste, post, mark done.
Open X, LinkedIn, whatever — paste, attach, hit post. Come back to QueuedUp, mark posted. The platform never sees an API call. Your account stays clean.
// the platform sees: a human, posting normally.
03 / Features
Built for shipping a lot of things.
Designed for people who run multiple products under one account. No per-workspace pricing. No per-platform integrations to maintain.
WEEK GRID// 01
A 7-day calendar that doesn't fight you.
Drag posts between days. Filter by platform or campaign. See the whole week at a glance.
MULTI-PLATFORM// 02
X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, IG.
Plus Mastodon, TikTok captions, Reddit, your group chat. If you can paste into it, you can schedule for it.
CAMPAIGNS// 03
One account, every product.
Group posts into campaigns. Color-code your projects. Switch between Hatchpad, Sidequest, and OneMoreApp without logging out.
WEB + MOBILE// 04
Plan on a laptop, launch from your phone.
Web app for the week-grid planning view, mobile (iOS + Android) for the one-tap Launch when the day comes. Both stay in sync, both work offline.
MEDIA LIBRARY// 05
Auto-cleanup so storage doesn't pile up.
Free: 7-day retention. Pro: 30 days. Text always stays — only the heavy media gets pruned.
ZERO INTEGRATIONS// 06
No API keys. Ever. For anything.
You never connect an X account, an Instagram, a LinkedIn. There's nothing to revoke when something goes wrong, because nothing was ever granted.
04 / AI integration
Drive it from Claude. Or any MCP client.
QueuedUp ships with an MCP server. Tell Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-aware agent to draft posts, plan campaigns, or summarize your week — it all lands in your queue automatically. No copy-paste between tools.
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Plug in once.
Drop the QueuedUp MCP server into your Claude Desktop config. Five lines of JSON. No keys, no OAuth dance.
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Talk to your queue.
Ask Claude to draft, schedule, summarize, or rewrite. The post lands in QueuedUp ready for Launch day — no copy-paste between tabs.
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Open standard.
It's MCP — the same protocol Cursor, Zed, Continue, and a growing list of tools speak. Plug it into the agent you already use.
05 / Who it's for
This was built for you, specifically.
You ship a lot of stuff. Three apps, maybe seven, maybe seventeen. Each one needs an X account, a LinkedIn, a Threads handle, a presence somewhere.
You don't have $40/month per product to throw at Buffer. You also don't want to spend Saturday morning copy-pasting the same announcement into nine browser tabs.
QueuedUp is the in-between. Plan once. Launch one tap at a time. Stay human.
built by an indie dev, for indie devs
06 / Questions you're about to ask
The obvious objections.
I've thought about all of these. Here's the unfiltered answer.
Manual posting? Wouldn't auto-posting be way better?
On paper, sure. In practice, auto-posting requires platform API access — which most platforms either don't grant, or grant in ways that make your account look automated, get flagged, and tank your reach.
Manual posting takes ~20 seconds per post and zero trust falls. That's a fair trade for a side project.
Which platforms work?
Anything you can paste text into. Because there's no API integration, the platform list is "all of them." Out of the box: X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Instagram, Mastodon, TikTok captions, Reddit, Pinterest, your group chat, your blog, anywhere.
Is my account safe? Will I get banned?
No. You're posting manually. The platform sees a human pasting text into a browser or app — exactly the same as if you'd typed it. There is no automation signature for them to detect.
Will you ever add real auto-posting?
Probably not, and definitely not as the default. The whole product is built around staying human-in-the-loop. If we ever did, it'd be opt-in per platform, and you'd bring your own API keys.
Does this work with Claude / Cursor / other AI tools?
Yes. QueuedUp ships with an MCP server, so any tool that speaks the Model Context Protocol — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, Continue, and a growing list — can draft, schedule, and review posts in your queue directly. Drop the config in once, then talk to your queue in plain English. No copy-paste between your AI tool and your scheduler.
Can I import from Buffer / Hootsuite / Later?
Not yet. CSV import is on the near roadmap. If this is the deal-breaker for you, reply to the welcome email when you confirm — that bumps it.
How is this different from a Notion template?
Notion doesn't have a one-tap "copy text and save media to camera roll" button. That single button is the whole product. Without it, you're back to opening Notion, selecting text, switching apps, finding the image, downloading it — the friction is the thing QueuedUp removes.
07 / The waitlist
Get on the list.
Confirmation email goes out the moment you sign up. Founder spots open in waves. The early ones get a price you won't see again.
100 founder spots — open in waves