New Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube in one queue

Schedule your content.
Publish on time.
Stay ahead.

TimeItUp helps you plan, queue, and publish content across your social channels — without the last-minute rush.

Posts to Facebook Instagram TikTok YouTube

No subscription.No monthly fee quietly charging you forever.
Your server.Runs on your own hosting. Your posts and logins stay with you.
Your accounts.Connect with each platform’s official sign-in. Disconnect any time.
How it works

Plan it. Schedule it. Post it.

Three steps. Then it runs without you.

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Plan it

Write the caption once, drop in your photos or video, and choose the channels it goes to.

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Schedule it

Pick a day and time. TimeItUp checks every channel’s rules before it lets the post into the queue.

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Post it

At the right moment it goes live everywhere — automatically. You get a link to every post.

Features

Run your social media
without the scramble.

Everything you need to stay ahead of your posting schedule — and nothing you don’t.

See the whole month at a glance

Every post on one calendar, colour-coded by status. Spot the gaps, fill them, move on.

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Instagram · 2 photos → carousel
Caption within every limit
TikTok needs a video

Checks before it posts

Wrong file type or caption too long? You’ll know before it’s queued — not after it fails.

9:00:00Busy (429)
9:05:00Retrying
9:05:02Published

Retries the hiccups

If a platform is having a moment, TimeItUp quietly tries again. No lost posts.

One post, every channel

Write once. Send to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube together, each formatted the way it wants.

Logins locked away

Platform connections are encrypted on your server. We never see your passwords.

On cue

Set it up.
Let it run.

Queue a week of content in one sitting. While you’re asleep, out on the water, or in a meeting, TimeItUp is watching the clock.

Sign in
  1. Post leaves the queue
  2. Sent to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok
  3. Instagram finishes processing the video
  4. Published everywhere. Links saved.
Your accounts, your say

What TimeItUp does with access.

You connect each account yourself, on the platform’s own sign-in page. TimeItUp uses that access for one thing: publishing the posts you schedule, and showing you how they went.

Facebook

Lists the Facebook Pages you manage, reads their name and picture, and publishes the posts you schedule to the Pages you choose.

Instagram

Finds the Instagram business or creator account linked to your Page and publishes your scheduled photos, carousels and Reels to it.

TikTok

Reads your basic profile (display name and picture) and uploads the videos you schedule, with the privacy setting you pick.

YouTube

Reads your channel name and picture and uploads the videos you schedule, with the title and description you write.

What it never does

  • Read your messages, comments, followers or private data
  • Post anything you didn’t schedule
  • Sell or share your data, or use it for ads
  • See your passwords. You sign in on each platform’s own page
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else? Email us.

Which platforms does it post to?

Facebook Pages, Instagram business and creator accounts, TikTok, and YouTube. One post can go to all of them at once.

Do I need to keep my computer on?

No. TimeItUp runs on a web server and checks the clock every minute, so your posts go out whether your laptop is open or not.

What happens if a post fails?

Temporary problems — a platform being busy, a brief outage — are retried automatically. If something needs you, like a video that’s too long, it shows up on your dashboard with the exact reason.

Is there a monthly fee?

No. TimeItUp runs on its own server — there are no monthly or yearly fees.

Is my data safe?

Your posts and platform connections live on your server, and connection keys are encrypted. We don’t sell data. The privacy policy has the details.

Why are my TikTok or YouTube posts private at first?

Until TikTok and Google finish reviewing a new app, they keep its posts private. Once approved, posts go public as normal.

Take the rush out of posting.

Plan it. Schedule it. Post it. Then get back to the work that matters.