Any instance, not only the big ones
Mastodon has no central server and RobinReach doesn't pretend otherwise. Connect the domain you actually post from.
Mastodon scheduler
Mastodon is thousands of independent servers. Connect the one your account lives on, then publish posts, images, video and reply threads from the same calendar as everything else.
An example studio, invented for this page. Photos from Unsplash.
Yes. RobinReach connects to any server running the standard Mastodon API: you type its domain and approve RobinReach there. Then you schedule posts of up to 500 characters with up to 4 images or one video and up to 10 replies, published at the time you choose.
| Servers | Any Mastodon instance Big public servers, small communities or your own |
|---|---|
| Post length | 500 characters The default limit, the safe number to write to |
| Images | Up to 4 per post JPG, PNG, GIF or WEBP |
| Video | One MP4 or WEBM Up to 40 MB |
| Replies | Up to 10 per post Each can carry its own image |
| Analytics | Followers, boosts, favourites, replies Mastodon's API has no impressions or reach |
No central server, no algorithm, no scheduler. RobinReach brings the scheduler and leaves the rest just as it is.
Four steps, and once the server is connected only the last three repeat.
Type the domain your account lives on, whether that is a big public server, a community instance or one you host. RobinReach registers itself there and you approve it on your own server.
Add up to 4 images or one video, then up to 10 replies with their own images. The counter checks the 500 character limit as you write.
Choose a day and time on the calendar, in your brand's time zone. RobinReach waits for your server to finish processing media, so nothing fails halfway.
Followers, boosts, favourites and replies land on the same report card as your other networks.
RobinReach publishes through the official Mastodon API, so posts land on your server exactly as you wrote them.
Mastodon has no central server and RobinReach doesn't pretend otherwise. Connect the domain you actually post from.
The composer checks the default limit as you write, so nothing is rejected at publish time.
RobinReach waits for your server to finish processing each file before it publishes.
Queue up to 10 replies under the post, each with its own image, published in order.
The numbers Mastodon's API actually gives, and nothing invented.
Send the same idea to Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads and X, each with its own limit and preview.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to RobinReach and ask in plain words. It writes in a voice that suits Mastodon and schedules the post.
Without one, every post waits for you to be online at the right moment, on the right server, in the right tab.
How to create a post once and publish it to every platform with RobinReach.
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Mastodon, Bluesky and Threads each have a page of their own. Run them all from one composer.
Bluesky has no scheduler of its own. Queue posts, images, video and reply chains here.
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Learn moreConnect Claude or ChatGPT to RobinReach with one MCP URL and it writes, schedules, and publishes to Mastodon straight from the conversation.
Type the domain of your Mastodon server, for example mastodon.social or your own. Your server asks you to approve RobinReach, and the account is connected the moment you do.
Any server running the standard Mastodon API. RobinReach registers itself as an application on the server you enter, so small community servers and self hosted ones work exactly like the large public ones.
500 on a default Mastodon install, which is the limit RobinReach checks. Some servers allow more, so 500 is the safe number to write to.
Yes. Mastodon has no scheduler for regular accounts, which is one of the biggest reasons to use RobinReach. Pick any date and time, review the post on the calendar, and it publishes automatically.
Yes. Up to 4 images per post, or one MP4 or WEBM video up to 40 MB. RobinReach waits until your server has processed the file before it publishes, so uploads don't fail halfway.
Yes. Write the post and up to 10 replies in one composer, give any of them an image, and RobinReach publishes the whole thread in order at your scheduled time.
Yes, on Bloom, Thrive and Scale: followers, boosts, favourites, replies and engagement rate. Mastodon's API doesn't expose impressions or reach, so no tool can report those honestly.
Yes. The built in AI writer drafts posts in a voice that fits Mastodon, and you can connect Claude or ChatGPT to plan, write and schedule from a normal conversation.
Connect your Mastodon account in under a minute and queue the week before it starts.