Create & publish
The anti-fatigue scheduler
Posting everything the moment it's ready is a fast way to look like a bot and exhaust your audience. AI92's scheduler is built to avoid exactly that. It is timezone-aware, so posts land when your audience is actually awake, and it is anti-fatigue: it spreads slots across the week instead of clustering them, and it rotates creatives so the same image doesn't appear again and again. The result is a channel presence that reads as human and considered rather than a queue being emptied. You don't have to micromanage individual times - you set the cadence and the scheduler handles the spacing - but you can always see and adjust what's planned in the calendar. This is one of those features you notice by its absence elsewhere: the difference between a feed that looks lovingly maintained and one that looks automated is mostly pacing, and pacing is what this does for you automatically.
Key takeaway: The scheduler is timezone-aware and anti-fatigue: it spaces slots and rotates creatives so your channels read human, not automated. Set the cadence; it handles spacing.
Try this in your dashboard
The best way to learn AI92 is to use it - open your dashboard and follow along.
Knowledge check
1. By default, what happens to a drafted post?
2. Which channels can AI92 publish to today?