Twitter scheduler for solopreneurs

Keep your X presence active while you run the rest of the business.

If you still search for a Twitter scheduler, Solofy is a focused way to write, approve and schedule posts for X without adding a second full-time job.

Up to 125 drafts a month, free. No card required.

01

Describe your voice

Tell Solofy how you write and what you avoid. Your persona guides every generation so the drafts start closer to your actual style.

02

Turn ideas into posts

Generate several drafts from a category and a little context, or write directly when you already know what you want to say.

03

Fill a reliable queue

Choose your schedule, approve the posts and let Solofy publish to X while you focus on clients, product and customers.

The old name is still familiar. The workflow is built for X today.

Twitter became X, but the underlying need did not change: independent people still need a practical way to show up consistently without writing from a blank screen every day.

Solofy combines generation, editing, queue management and scheduling in one loop. It supports text posts, images, polls and threads, with the character limit coming from the connected X account rather than a hardcoded guess.

The result is not an unattended content mill. It is a weekly system for making your own ideas easier to publish.

Questions people ask

Is this a Twitter or X scheduler?

It is an X scheduler. Twitter was renamed X, but many people still use the older search phrase, so this page explains the current workflow using both terms.

Can I schedule threads?

Yes. Solofy supports generating, editing, queueing and publishing connected X threads as well as single posts.

Can I write posts myself?

Yes. Free Write lets you create text posts, polls and template-based posts without using generation.

Does Solofy support images and polls?

Yes. You can attach supported images and create polls while composing a post.

Build a posting habit you can keep.

Start with your own ideas, keep your judgment in the loop, and let Solofy handle the repetition.

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