Write it today.
It goes out on the day.
Day Drop schedules social posts for indie developers, bands and podcasters. Write the post, mark it ready, and it goes out at its time while you get on with the work.
Free while Day Drop is in open beta. No card needed.
Three steps, then close the laptop
Day Drop runs on a server, so a post goes out whether or not anyone is signed in.
Write the post
Words, a link, up to four images or a video, with alt text. Counted the way the network counts, so what fits here fits there.
Pick where and when
One or more channels and a time in your own timezone. Each game, band or show is its own project.
Mark it ready
One click lets it go out. If something stops it, you get a mail saying what and what to do.
What Day Drop does differently
Built by someone who schedules a podcast's posts every week.
Only ready posts go out
Every post starts as a draft, and a draft with a time says it will not go out. A half-written post never slips into your feed.
One price for every channel
Other tools charge per channel. When Day Drop has prices, the tenth account will cost the same as the first.
The week at a glance
The queue reads down one column of times, day by day, with every draft and failure in plain view.
Made for small publishers
Indie developers, musicians and podcasters with little revenue are who it is for, and a person reads every mail you send.
Channels, one network at a time
Each network is added when it works properly, not before.
Open beta, no prices yet
Day Drop is in open beta. There is nothing to pay: apply to test it, use it for your own posts and tell us what is missing. Prices come later, and you will hear about them before anything changes.
Test Day Drop
For anyone with posts to schedule.- Every channel Day Drop has
- A project per game, band or show
- A mail when a post did not go out
Your next post can go out on its own
Connect Bluesky, write a post and mark it ready. About five minutes.
Start for free