Streampost

X (Twitter) scheduler for Germany — plan tweets and threads

X has the shortest half-life of any platform: a tweet is practically invisible after a few hours. Frequency counts more here than anywhere else — which is why scheduling works better on X than trying to write something spontaneous several times a day.

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What you can schedule

  • Single tweet

    280 characters on a free account. The brevity is the actual work — a good tweet is rewritten, not written.

  • Thread

    Several tweets in sequence, chained automatically. You write the whole thread up front and Streampost posts it in the right order.

  • Images and video

    Up to four images per tweet or one video. Posts with an image occupy more feed space and get scrolled past less often.

Limits at a glance — X (Twitter)

Characters per post280
Characters in the bio160
Characters in the username15

What Streampost handles here

  • Write threads in one sitting

    Instead of replying tweet by tweet live and losing the structure, you write the thread in full. Streampost chains the parts correctly when publishing.

  • 280 characters checked live

    The editor counts along and shows you per thread part where you are over — before the post goes out, not after.

  • Tweets are not easily corrected

    Editing after the fact is limited on X and tied to a paid subscription. Scheduled tweets get proofread calmly instead of sent from the train.

  • AI variants of the same point

    The AI phrases the same core point at several lengths and registers — useful, because on X the same idea works repeatedly in different wrapping.

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect your X account

    Authorise once via OAuth; publishing then runs through the official API.

  2. 2

    Write tweets and threads ahead

    Write several posts in one sitting or let the AI develop variants from a core idea.

  3. 3

    Spread across the day

    Place the tweets at several times in the calendar. Given the short half-life, spreading across the day pays off more than a single post.

On X, cadence decides. Posting once a day leaves you invisible to most of your own followers, simply because they were not in the app at that moment. Three to five posts a day is not excessive — it is the condition for anyone noticing at all.

Keeping that frequency spontaneously does not work alongside a full day job. Writing ahead does: you collect thoughts across the week, phrase them in one block and distribute them over the coming days — the feed stays active without you living in the app.

For the DACH region there is more: EU servers in Frankfurt, billing in euros with a proper invoice including VAT, interface in German. And one price for all channels — X costs nothing extra when LinkedIn and Instagram are already running.

Frequently asked questions

Can I schedule entire threads?

Yes. You write all parts up front and Streampost publishes them chained correctly in the right order.

How many characters do I get per tweet?

280 characters on a free account. The editor counts live and flags each thread part that runs over.

Can I schedule images and videos?

Yes, up to four images per tweet or one video. Posts with media take up more space in the feed.

How often should I post?

Considerably more often than on other platforms. Three to five posts a day is normal on X, because a tweet is barely distributed after a few hours.

Do I need a paid X plan?

Not for publishing through Streampost. Some X features, such as editing tweets after posting, are tied to a paid subscription with X itself.

Where is my data stored?

On EU servers in Frankfurt, with billing in euros and a German invoice including VAT.

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Free tools for X (Twitter)

Usable without signing up.