Curating Content

Using the Schedule

The Schedule helps you plan and schedule social media posts across your connected accounts. View your upcoming content in a calendar layout and create new scheduled posts directly from the dashboard.

Accessing the Calendar

  1. Log in to your Curator dashboard at app.curator.io

  2. Click Schedule in the top navigation bar

  3. The Schedule opens a calendar showing a month or week view

Calendar Views

Switch between two calendar layouts:

  • Month view — See all your scheduled posts for the entire month at a glance

  • Week view — Focus on a single week with more detail per day

Click the Month or Week buttons in the toolbar to toggle between views.

Content Calendar showing month view

Creating a Scheduled Post

  1. In the Calendar, click New Post in the toolbar (or click directly on a calendar date)

  2. In the New Post modal, select your social network:

    • Instagram — Available now

    • Facebook, X/Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok — Coming soon

  3. If prompted, connect your social media account

  4. Add your post content (caption, media, etc.)

  5. Choose an action:

    • Save draft — Save the post without scheduling

    • Schedule — Set a specific date and time for publication

You must connect a social media account before creating scheduled posts.

Use the top panel to access additional views:

  • Calendar — Return to the main calendar view

  • Drafts — View saved drafts (coming soon)

  • Library — Access your media library (coming soon)

  • Analytics — View scheduling analytics (coming soon)

Social Network Support

Currently, the Schedule supports scheduling to Instagram. Additional networks are planned:

Network

Status

Instagram

Available

Facebook

Coming soon

X/Twitter

Coming soon

YouTube

Coming soon

LinkedIn

Coming soon

TikTok

Coming soon

To learn about creating custom posts for your Curator feed (rather than social media scheduling), see Creating Custom Posts.

For information on how your feed automatically refreshes content from social sources, see Auto-refresh Settings.

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