Solutions · Social scheduling
A scheduler that posts as you.
Queue it once, like any scheduler. The difference is who presses Post: their servers, or your computers.
Sound familiar?
Their app, your name
Cloud schedulers post through the vendor's app. You hand over access and they press Post.
Half the channels by hand
Hacker News, GitHub and Slack still happen in tabs, outside the calendar.
Posted once, then quiet
Most schedulers publish one post. The profiles that would amplify it are left to remember.
What Blowhorn does instead
Your computers press Post
Every action runs on one of your computers, in your browser or through the platform's API. Your account keeps them in sync and never posts.
Every developer channel, one queue
Hacker News, GitHub and Slack join LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Bluesky in one queue.
Amplify from your profiles
Schedule a post, then have every profile you run amplify it at the moment you pick.
Any awake computer covers it
Close your laptop. Another computer set up for that profile picks it up, as long as one of them is awake.
Blowhorn users
What users say
Blowhorn gave us one place to run every brand voice we manage. The queue keeps our regional teams aligned without bottlenecking everything through corporate.
Vice President, Marketing & Brand Strategy, Suburban Propane
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Or tell your agent
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You say: "Move next week's posts into Blowhorn, add the Hacker News submission and the Slack note, then --dry-run."
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a computer have to be awake?
One set up for the profile does. As long as one of your computers is awake, it covers the schedule. Each checks the queue about every 10 minutes.
Where does the schedule live?
In your Blowhorn account, so every computer you sign in on works from the same queue. Your account coordinates; it never posts.
What about Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube?
Coming soon.
Not a bot. You, at full volume.
Read more before you download:
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