Plan, create, schedule and analyze Bluesky posts yourself or with any AI agent

Yes, with a third-party scheduler: Bluesky’s own composer posts immediately and has no schedule option, but the open AT Protocol lets PostEverywhere create each post on your account at the time you set.

A scheduled post is made through the same protocol call as one typed in the app, so it reaches followers and feeds as an ordinary post. Reach comes from replies, reposts and feed relevance, which our guide to how the Bluesky algorithm works unpacks.

Create an app password in Bluesky, connect your handle with it in PostEverywhere once, then write the post and pick a date and time or the next queue opening.

After that first connection, scheduling is the same as for any other account, from a computer, a phone browser or the iPhone app. The post publishes to your profile on the minute and shows as Posted in your calendar.

Bluesky accounts connect with an app password rather than an OAuth screen, and it is the safe way to do it: the app password can post for you, it is separate from your login, and you can revoke it in Bluesky’s settings at any time.

Never give a scheduler your main Bluesky password; PostEverywhere never asks for it. Create one app password per tool, so revoking PostEverywhere’s leaves everything else connected.

PostEverywhere has no free plan; Bluesky is included on every plan from $9 a month, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

A card is needed to begin, $0 is due today and you can cancel anytime in the trial. Starter is $19, Growth $29 and Scale $39 a month if you need more accounts or seats (pricing).

If you are after a planner for what you post on Bluesky, PostEverywhere puts every scheduled post and thread on its day in a week or month content calendar.

See which days are still empty, drag a post to a better slot, and let new posts take the next opening in your posting queue. If the week needs topics, our 100 Bluesky content ideas is a good place to start.

Switch the composer to Thread mode and write each post under Thread replies; the whole chain publishes in order, each post a reply to the one before, at the time you choose.

Each post in a thread has its own 300-character limit, and AI Studio can split a longer idea into a numbered thread for you to edit.

Yes. Schedule up to four images, each with alt text, or one video of up to 100 MB and 3 minutes.

Large images are recompressed to fit Bluesky’s per-image limit, so you can upload full-resolution files. Sizes for posts, avatars and banners are in our Bluesky aspect ratios guide.

Yes. The Bluesky panel in the composer has Content warning, Who can reply and Language settings, saved with each post and applied when it publishes.

Label sensitive images so followers choose whether to see them, narrow replies on an announcement you do not want derailed, and tag the language so feeds that filter by language pick the post up correctly.

PostEverywhere does not attach link preview cards to Bluesky posts and does not publish quote posts; links in the text are still clickable.

Published posts cannot be edited either, because the AT Protocol has no edit operation: delete the post in Bluesky and schedule it again. Comparing networks before you commit? Read Bluesky vs X.

Yes. Bluesky runs on the open AT Protocol, which anyone can post to without developer approval, and PostEverywhere’s REST API sits on top of it so you publish or schedule with one request.

Posting over the protocol yourself means managing sessions, building rich-text facets for every link, mention and hashtag, and keeping images under the per-blob size limit. PostEverywhere does all three: send POST /v1/posts with raw text and media IDs, using a key from the Developers page, on every plan.

The Bluesky API guide lists the fields, and our article on posting to Bluesky with an API covers the protocol side and its rate limits.

Yes. PostEverywhere’s hosted MCP server gives Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client the tools to write, schedule and draft Bluesky posts and threads over the AT Protocol.

It is not made by Bluesky; it runs on the accounts you connect, and because Bluesky needs no developer approval, an agent can post as soon as the account is connected. Setup for each assistant is on the AI agents page.

Yes. Connect Claude (setup) or ChatGPT (setup) to PostEverywhere and ask in plain English; the post publishes now, is scheduled, or waits as a draft, and lands in your calendar either way.

The assistant reads Bluesky’s rules before writing, so posts come back under 300 characters, and it can write a full thread. Agent posts skip approvals, so ask for a draft whenever a person should read it first.

Yes. Scheduled Bluesky posts publish automatically at their time, with no app left open.

Set queue openings once and each new post takes the next free slot, load a month from a CSV, or let the API or an AI agent add posts as they are written.

Connect each account with its own app password and pick which one each post comes from; all of them share one calendar.

Each counts toward your plan’s account limit, from 2 on Lite to 20 on Scale, and teammates on plans with extra seats schedule from the same workspace. PostEverywhere covers publishing and engagement stats; moderation lists, blocks and messages stay in the Bluesky app.

Likes, replies and reposts for each Bluesky post you publish, in PostEverywhere Analytics.

Bluesky does not report views, so there is no view count for those posts; judge them by the conversation they start.