Interval scheduling

Every four hours, on the beat.

Set a Tempo to publish every four hours inside the window you allow. QueueTempo anchors the cadence, prepares drafts ahead, and shows the exact next times before you switch it on.

  • Anchored intervals
  • Posting windows
  • Preview before activate

Intervals that do not drift

Hour-based schedules often creep: one delay pushes everything later until midnight posts land at dawn. QueueTempo anchors the interval to the start instant you chose. If a posting window moves an occurrence forward, the underlying cadence stays anchored rather than accumulating drift, and the preview explains it in plain language.

  • Choose N hours within a safe server-enforced range
  • Constrain posts to a local-time window per day
  • Daylight saving handled by elapsed time from the anchor
  • Skip-safe behavior when no valid draft is ready

Six posts a day without six panic moments

Each interval gets its own occurrence with its own draft and approval state. Review in one sitting, approve in bulk, or let trusted Tempos auto-publish while risky ones stay manual.

Straight answers

Questions, answered.

What happens if a four-hour slot has no approved draft?

Nothing publishes. The slot is skipped visibly, no credit or allowance is spent, and the next regular interval stays on schedule.

Does the 4-hour clock survive daylight saving changes?

Yes. Interval Tempos preserve elapsed time from the anchor, so the displayed local time may shift after a DST transition and the preview will show it coming.

Can I exclude certain days entirely?

Yes. Excluded local dates produce visible skipped occurrences instead of silent gaps or delayed bursts.

Set the next beat

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Start free, describe your brand once, and watch the next ten post times appear before anything goes live.