Glossary

Queue: what it means

A queue is a line of scheduled posts that go out in order at the times your weekly slots set, so you can load a week or a month of posts without choosing a time for each. A post takes the next free slot, and a slot that is taken is skipped.

Updated 2026-10-23

Queues pair with weekly slots: you define the times once and every queued post fills the next one.

A queue has a size limit by plan.

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