Try Planaro for Free →<\/a>\n<\/div>\nBluesky Support Is Here<\/h2>\n
You can now connect your Bluesky account and publish directly to it, right alongside X and LinkedIn. Bluesky has grown into a genuine home for communities that Twitter\/X used to serve, and a lot of you have been asking for it. Now it is here.<\/p>\n
Connecting your Bluesky account works just like connecting any other platform in Planaro. Once connected, you can write a post, choose Bluesky as one of your destinations alongside X and LinkedIn, and publish or schedule it exactly the way you already do today. Links and hashtags are automatically formatted correctly for Bluesky’s rich text system, and images are optimized to meet Bluesky’s technical requirements automatically in the background, so you never have to think about file sizes or formatting.<\/p>\n
If your audience has been migrating to Bluesky, or if you simply want a foothold there without adding another tool to your stack, this update means you can manage it from the same place as everything else.<\/p>\n
Post to Your LinkedIn Company Pages<\/h2>\n
If you manage a LinkedIn Company Page alongside your personal profile, this update is for you. Planaro can now automatically discover the LinkedIn Pages you manage and let you publish directly to them, not just your personal account.<\/p>\n
Once you connect LinkedIn, Planaro looks up the Pages associated with your account and makes them available as publishing destinations right alongside your personal profile. There is no separate setup process or manual page ID hunting required. If you are an admin on a Company Page, it simply shows up as an option when you are choosing where to publish.<\/p>\n
This matters for founders, marketers, and agencies who have been stuck choosing between posting personally or managing their company presence through LinkedIn’s native, clunkier tools. Now you can plan and schedule content for your personal brand and your company page from the same place, using the same workflow, without switching accounts or tools.<\/p>\n
If you manage multiple company pages, whether for your own business or on behalf of clients, each one is available as its own destination, so your content always goes exactly where it is supposed to.<\/p>\n
Community Re-Sharing: A Feature No Other Scheduler Has<\/h2>\n
This is the update we are most excited about. Planaro can now automatically re-share your published posts to your communities on Discord, Slack, and Telegram.<\/p>\n
Here is how it works: you publish a post to X, LinkedIn, or Bluesky as usual. The moment that post goes live, Planaro automatically sends a teaser and a link to the communities you have connected, whether that is a Discord server, a Slack workspace, or a Telegram channel. No copying links. No manually pasting your tweet into three different apps after you hit publish. It just happens.<\/p>\n
This solves a problem that every creator, founder, and community manager has run into. You put real effort into growing a Discord server or a Slack community, but keeping that audience updated on your latest social media posts is one more manual task that quietly falls off your to-do list during a busy week. Now it does not have to.<\/p>\n
As far as we know, this is the first native community re-sharing feature in any social media scheduling tool. You will not find this in Buffer, Hootsuite, or any of the other major schedulers. If you run a community around your brand, your product, or your content, this feature alone can meaningfully increase the reach of every single post you publish, without any extra work on your part.<\/p>\n
Setting it up takes a couple of minutes. Connect your Discord, Slack, or Telegram community from your project settings, toggle it on, and every future post you publish through Planaro will automatically re-share to that community as soon as it goes live.<\/p>\n
A Real Analytics Page<\/h2>\n
Planaro now has a dedicated analytics page where you can see how your content is actually performing, without needing to log into each platform separately and piece the picture together yourself.<\/p>\n
The analytics page gives you a clear view of your posting activity and engagement across your connected accounts. Instead of jumping between X analytics, LinkedIn analytics, and Bluesky’s public data, you get one place to check how your content is landing. This matters most for anyone managing content across multiple platforms or multiple client projects, where pulling analytics manually from each platform eats up time every single week.<\/p>\n
We built this specifically to answer the questions that actually matter day to day: is your posting frequency where it needs to be, and which of your recent posts are resonating with your audience. It is intentionally simple rather than overwhelming, because most people managing their own social media do not need a data science dashboard. They need a clear, fast way to know if what they are doing is working.<\/p>\n
AI Writing Assistant, Built Right Into the Editor<\/h2>\n
Writing consistently is the hardest part of social media, and staring at a blank editor is where most people get stuck. Planaro now has an AI writing assistant built directly into the post editor to help you draft, rewrite, and refine content in seconds.<\/p>\n
Instead of switching to a separate AI tool, writing a draft, and copying it back into your scheduler, you can now do all of it in one place. Give the assistant a rough idea or a topic, and it will help you shape it into a post. If you already have a draft but the opening line feels flat, or the tone is not quite right, or it just needs to be tighter, you can ask the assistant to rewrite it without starting over.<\/p>\n
This is designed to speed up the mechanical parts of writing, structuring an idea, tightening a sentence, finding a stronger hook, while leaving the substance, the opinions, and the specific details entirely up to you. The best content still comes from your own experience and voice. The AI assistant just removes the friction of getting from a rough idea to a publish-ready post.<\/p>\n
Up to 4 Photos Per Post<\/h2>\n
You can now attach up to 4 photos to a single post, up from the previous limit. This applies across your connected platforms, so a single post with multiple images publishes correctly whether it is going to X, LinkedIn, or Bluesky.<\/p>\n
This might sound like a small change, but it matters for a lot of common post types. Before and after shots, step-by-step visual guides, product shots from multiple angles, or a quick photo carousel from an event all need more than one image to tell the story properly. Now you do not have to compromise or split content across multiple posts just to include the visuals you actually want to share.<\/p>\n
Why This Update Matters<\/h2>\n
Each of these features solves a real problem we heard about directly from people using Planaro, and from thinking hard about what a scheduling tool should actually do beyond just publishing posts on a timer.<\/p>\n
Bluesky support means you are not locked out of a platform your audience is actively moving to. Community re-sharing means the work you put into growing a following on X, LinkedIn, or Bluesky automatically extends to the community spaces where your most engaged people already are, without any extra manual effort. Analytics means you can actually see what is working instead of guessing. The AI writing assistant means the blank page stops being the bottleneck between having an idea and publishing it. And 4-photo posts mean you are not constrained when a single image is not enough to tell your story.<\/p>\n
Individually, each of these is a meaningful improvement. Together, they move Planaro closer to what we always wanted it to be: a single place where you can write, publish, distribute, and understand your social media presence, without needing five different tools stitched together to get there.<\/p>\n
What Is Next<\/h2>\n
This is not the end of the roadmap. We are continuing to refine the analytics page with more detail over time, expanding what the AI assistant can help with, and looking at additional platforms and communities to support based on what people ask for most. If there is something you wish Planaro could do, we genuinely want to hear about it.<\/p>\n
Try It Today<\/h2>\n
All of these features are live now for every Planaro user. If you already have an account, just log in and you will see the new analytics page, the AI assistant in your post editor, the option to connect Bluesky, and the community re-sharing settings in your project. If you have not tried Planaro yet, now is a genuinely great time to start, with more capability packed into the platform than ever before.<\/p>\n
As always, thank you to everyone who has shared feedback, reported bugs, and pushed us to build the right things. Planaro exists because of that feedback, and this release reflects a lot of it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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