xCinder schedules posts for the X accounts you connect. A repeating schedule stays in your workspace. A one-time post can stay there too, or you can hand it to X and let X publish it.
- Morning note Every 30 min
- Product desk Every 2 h
- Office hours Every 6 h
@mina · posted, then the gap
A desk, not a drumbeat
A repeating campaign keeps its own clock. The next run is the time you planned, plus the interval you chose, not the moment the last post happened to finish. Accounts in the same run leave a short gap between them, and that gap moves a little each time, so the posts do not land on one beat.
You can keep up to ten campaigns at once, and each one can have a name. The activity log writes each step as a plain sentence: what happened, and what happens next. A campaign that fails five runs in a row stays in the list as stopped, with the reason, so you can edit it and start again.
Two ways to schedule
Repeating work uses xCinder’s scheduler. You can run up to 10 schedules at once, and each one can have a name. The next run is the time you planned plus the interval you chose. Accounts publish with a short gap between them, so the posts do not all go out on the same second.
For a single post, the schedule window includes “Let X hold the post.” X stores that post and publishes it. xCinder does not list or cancel those posts; you manage them on X. A thread, a poll, or a label such as paid partnership or made with AI stays on xCinder’s scheduler.
You do not need X Premium+ to use xCinder. The schedule also saves the time zone of the browser you used, so a post set for 9:00 stays 9:00 in that zone.
A different draft for each account
You can schedule the same idea across many accounts. With Grok, or with a GPT key you provide, each account gets its own draft. The writer keeps that draft inside the normal post length of 280 weighted characters. It does not write the longer post format.
If you type the text yourself, the composer warns you when several accounts would publish the same words. X turns down a repeat of the same text from one account.
Who goes first
When several accounts share a run, you choose the order. Shuffle sends the next post from the account that has waited longest. If two have waited the same amount of time, they share the turn. Everyone mode rotates which account leads, using the run count, so the same profile is not always the opening act.
A problem that belongs to one account does not stop the others. A login that has expired, a lock, or a daily limit rests that account. The campaign continues with the rest. A rate limit waits for X to open the window again, and it does not count as one of the five failures that stop a campaign.
What this page does not promise
A schedule does not guarantee reach, and it does not renew a paid plan by itself. Prices are in US dollars on the pricing page. Use xCinder only with accounts you own or are allowed to manage. xCinder is independent of X.
Guide: manage multiple X accounts · AI post writer · For agencies