Bluesky

Schedule Bluesky posts and threads with your team

Write a thread, queue it into your posting slots, and let a teammate sign it off. Orbitwrite posts it to Bluesky at the time you picked.

No spam. Just one email when we launch.

  • Thread composer
  • Shared reply inbox
  • Per-post analytics

How Orbitwrite handles Bluesky

Bluesky has no scheduler and no way to work on a post with a teammate. Both sit in the same workspace as the rest of your channels.

The composer with a Bluesky thread and its 300-character counter

Write threads in the composer

Posts you chain in the composer publish as a thread. The 300-character counter counts the way Bluesky does, so emoji and non-Latin scripts don't quietly push you over the limit.

A Bluesky quote post being written above the post it quotes

Quote posts and replies

Quote another post or reply into an existing thread. The composer only offers what Bluesky accepts, so nothing is rejected at publish time.

Comments and suggested edits

Highlight any part of a draft to leave a comment, or suggest a rewrite your teammate can accept in one click. The thread stays on the post instead of scattering across Slack.

A draft Bluesky post beside the review panel, with a suggested rewrite to accept and a comment on it

Post it everywhere else at the same time

Send the same idea to X, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon and Instagram in one go. Keep every copy in sync, or unsync one account and rewrite it for that audience.

The composer's account row with five networks selected, the Bluesky account unsynced from the primary and rewritten

Replies in a shared inbox

Replies to your posts sync into the workspace inbox. Your team can answer from there without passing the account login around.

The workspace inbox: replies to a Bluesky post in the list, one thread open with the reply box under it

Analytics for every post

Likes, replies, reposts and quotes captured per post and snapshotted daily, so last month's numbers are still there when you go looking.

The counters Bluesky reports for a post: likes, replies, reposts and quotes

The rest of the workspace

Everything else that comes with a Bluesky account in an Orbitwrite workspace.

Images, GIFs and alt text

Up to four images, each with its own alt text, plus GIFs from the built-in picker. Bluesky caps uploads tighter than anywhere else, so photos are compressed on the way in instead of bouncing back.

See it the way Bluesky will

A live preview of the post as it will appear in the feed, on desktop and mobile, including how a thread reads top to bottom.

Fill your posting slots

Pick the times you want to post each week, then drop drafts into the queue and Orbitwrite fills the next open slot. It can also pick the slot your account tends to do best in.

Drafts in your brand voice

The AI assistant picks up your voice from posts you have already published, then drafts, rewrites and adjusts tone in it. You can edit anything it writes before it is scheduled.

Plan whole campaigns

Describe a campaign and get a full run of posts back, laid out across the calendar with its own performance breakdown once they start going live.

Approvals before anything goes live

Send a post for review with blocking or non-blocking sign-off, and keep a full history of who changed what. Nothing publishes to Bluesky until it has been approved.

Auto-engagement on your own posts

Queue likes, replies and reposts to fire on a delay or once a post passes a performance threshold, so a thread keeps moving after you have stopped watching it.

Slack and Discord notifications

Post to a Slack or Discord channel the moment something publishes, or when a draft is waiting on someone's review.

Also included

  • Mention any Bluesky handle with @ typeahead in the composer
  • Fire a webhook on publish
  • Tag posts and read analytics grouped by tag
  • Add UTM or Matomo tracking to links automatically
  • A separate workspace per brand or client
  • Follower growth tracked over time
  • Subscribe to your schedule as a calendar feed
  • Publish from your own tools over the API, or through Zapier