Threads topics, from your first #tag
Your first #tag becomes the topic, checked against Threads' rules, and one click changes it.
Threads
500characters per post
X
280characters per post
Bluesky
300characters per post
Mastodon
500characters per post
3,000characters per post
Shaflex schedules your posts to Threads, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn from one draft. It splits a long post into a thread, queues it in your weekly slots and brings the replies back to one inbox.
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Fieldnote crossed 1,000 readers this week. No ads, no launch directory, no paid newsletter shout-out. Just a habit I almost gave up on in March. Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects. Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.

Fieldnote crossed 1,000 readers this week. No ads, no launch directory, no paid newsletter shout-out. Just a habit I almost gave up on in March.

Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects.
Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.
Fieldnote crossed 1,000 readers this week. No ads, no launch directory, no paid newsletter shout-out. Just a habit I almost gave up on in March. Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects. Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.

mayabuilds Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects.
Fits Threads' 500 as one post.A real thread, under your topic.
Fieldnote crossed 1,000 readers this week. No ads, no launch directory, no paid newsletter shout-out. Just a habit I almost gave up on in March. Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects. Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.

Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects.
Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.
147 characters over X's 280.A 3-post thread, every post under 280.
Fieldnote crossed 1,000 readers this week. No ads, no launch directory, no paid newsletter shout-out. Just a habit I almost gave up on in March. Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects. Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.

Maya Reyes Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects.
127 characters over Bluesky's 300.A real thread, every post under 300.
Fieldnote crossed 1,000 readers this week. No ads, no launch directory, no paid newsletter shout-out. Just a habit I almost gave up on in March. Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects. Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.

Maya Reyes Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects.
Fits Mastodon's 500 as one post.A real thread, on any Mastodon server.
Fieldnote crossed 1,000 readers this week. No ads, no launch directory, no paid newsletter shout-out. Just a habit I almost gave up on in March. Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects. Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.

Every morning I wrote one honest post about what I shipped, what broke and what I'd change, and sent it to every network my readers actually use, in the shape each one expects.
Tomorrow I'm sharing the posting rhythm I used, plus the two posts that brought in half of those readers.
Fits LinkedIn's 3,000 as one post.Your follow-up goes in as the first comment.
147 characters over X's 280. Publish waits until it fits.Split made it a 3-post thread, and every part fits every network.
One draft, five copies, each sized, threaded and checked for its network. Switch off Auto-sync on any channel when you'd rather write that one by hand.
Every video you attach is checked against each channel's rules. When one can't take it, the chip says why, and Convert fixes it. One conversion can cover several channels, and your original stays as it was.
ConvertChannel compatibility
One conversion covers this channel. The original is kept.
Select the text and pick Fit to platform limit. It comes back inside X's 280, every time. Fix grammar, Improve writing and Rephrase sit in the same menu, and none of them post anything for you.
Topics, reply controls, content warnings and company pages, set in the same place you write.
Your first #tag becomes the topic, checked against Threads' rules, and one click changes it.
Long posts become a thread inside X's 280. Images X can't take still go to the networks that can, with a note.
Add content labels too, and connect with an app password, never your main one.
Add a content warning or mark media as sensitive, whichever server you post from.
Post to your profile and your company pages. Your follow‑up goes in as the first comment.
Edit an attached image without leaving your draft. Put it in a device, set it on a backdrop and blur what's private. Save, and the new version takes its place in the post.
Fieldnote's readers dashboard. On the left, the screenshot as it was uploaded. On the right, the same screenshot inside a tablet on a painted backdrop, with a soft shadow and every email address blurred.
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Set your weekly slots once. After that, a post is two taps from scheduled, goes out on time, and never fails quietly.
Pick a day, then a slot. Your queue publishes on its own, in your timezone.
The day under your cursor opens into its slots. Drop the draft on one and it's scheduled. You also get the same slots as a queue board, with drag between slots.
A greyed-out button tells you what's stopping it, and each channel shows its own status and error.
Write your plug once, and when the post crosses the line you set, Shaflex replies under it with your link.
Comments come home to one inbox, and your own numbers tell you when to post next. No guessing from someone else's benchmark.
Replies arrive grouped by the post they're on, so you answer with the whole conversation in view.
Congrats! Same time every day, or did you move it around?
Asking because mine die at 9am.
Same slots most days, 17:00 on weekdays. My numbers say 18:00 does better, so I'm moving it.
What were the two posts that brought in half? Asking for my own launch.
See how your posts do at each hour of the day, with your best hour called out.
A year of posting in one grid, your streak beside it, and a card to share it with. It saves to your Media library in square or story size, in three themes.
Keep each client in its own workspace, bring people in without handing out passwords, and let the owner's plan cover the whole workspace.
Each client stays separate, and your team posts to shared channels without ever seeing the login.
| Permission | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Create & edit postsEdit posts | ||||
| Schedule & publish postsPublish | ||||
| Manage channels (add, remove, reconnect)Channels | ||||
| Add / remove membersMembers | ||||
| Manage billing (plan and payments)Billing | ||||
| View analyticsAnalytics |
No per-channel fees. Every plan has the Composer, the previews, scheduling and auto-publishing.
For trying it on your own channels.
No card needed
Includes
For one person posting most days.
Billed monthly$180 billed once a yearYearly billing saves $48You save $48 a year (21%)
Everything in Free, plus
For a small team or a few clients.
Billed monthly$564 billed once a yearYearly billing saves $144You save $144 a year (20%)
Everything in Creator, plus
For agencies running many brands.
Billed monthly$1,188 billed once a yearYearly billing saves $360You save $360 a year (23%)
Everything in Team, plus
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Prices are in USD, and posts a month counts both published and scheduled posts.
Compare every featureTwo-factor sign-in, a list of every session, warnings before you lose work, and 30 days to change your mind.
Turn on two-factor sign-in with any authenticator app. A stolen password alone won't get anyone in.
Each session shows its device, browser, IP and last activity, and you can end all the others in one click.
You're warned when the connection drops or you're about to leave unsaved changes, and the post you had open comes back after a reload.
Delete your account and you've got 30 days to change your mind. A workspace you share passes to an eligible teammate instead of vanishing.
Install it on your desktop, or add it to your Android or iPhone home screen. You'll get a push when a post goes out or needs you.
Start on Free with no card, or try any paid plan free for 14 days. You'll know in a week.
Shaflex posts to Threads, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn. Mastodon works with any server, LinkedIn works for profiles and company pages, and you can connect several accounts per network.
No. Shaflex posts only to Threads, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn. It doesn't post to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube or Pinterest, so if those are part of your week, you'll need a tool that covers them too.
Yes, and Shaflex's Free plan needs no card. You get 3 channels, 1 workspace, 30 posts a month, scheduling and auto-publishing, 7 days of analytics (X isn't included) and 3 AI actions a day.
Yes. Every Shaflex paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and the Free plan stays free with no card needed.
Shaflex's Split automatically turns it into a thread, or Fit to platform limit shortens it to 280 characters. Every channel keeps its own copy with a live limit (280 on X, 300 on Bluesky, 500 on Threads, 500 on Mastodon and 3,000 on LinkedIn), and you can turn off Auto-sync content to write one channel's version yourself.
In Shaflex you set your Weekly slots once, and each post goes into one of them in two taps. Nature Posting Mode moves each post a random 0 to 5 minutes past its slot, so they don't all land on the dot.
Yes. Shaflex's Team and Agency plans add members with four roles (Owner, Manager, Editor and Viewer) and shared channels, so nobody shares a password. Each client gets its own workspace, with 10 on Team and 50 on Agency.
Shaflex's AI edits what you wrote, with Fix grammar, Improve writing, Rephrase and Fit to platform limit on every plan. Posts go out only when you schedule or publish them, and Auto Plug replies only with text you wrote.
You get 30 days to undo it. Delete your Shaflex account in settings and you can cancel any time in that window. A workspace you share passes to an eligible teammate instead of being deleted.
Shaflex is built by its founder, Oleh Husiev, who also writes every post on the Shaflex blog. Questions, ideas and bug reports go to support@shaflex.com.
Shaflex fits it to Threads, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn, schedules it on your rhythm and brings the replies back to you.
Free plan, no card needed.