Can I schedule posts or save drafts?

Can I schedule posts or save drafts?

Yes! Once you’ve generated and refined your post, you have a couple of flexible options:

  • Schedule posts:
    You can schedule your post for a future date and time, so it gets published automatically.
  • Save drafts:
    You can save posts as drafts and return to them later for further editing.
    To access drafts, go to View Post → Drafts.
  • View past work:
    The Post History tab in the right panel shows all previously generated posts along with the inputs or queries used in that session.
  • Reuse content:
    You can easily bring back any previous input or post into the editor using the Insert button.

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