One calendar for TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook
The same product, three formats, one queue. The post goes out on time even if the app is closed.
KanauxStudio
Posting “everywhere” usually means three tabs and a note on your phone. The 6 p.m. slot passes, the post stays a draft, and the following Tuesday nobody remembers which one actually went out.
One queue, three networks
The Kanaux calendar sends TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook from the same queue. You pick the network, the format, and the time. Publish goes now. Schedule goes out at that time, with the app closed.
- 9:16 goes to TikTok and Reels. 1:1 and 4:5 go to the feed.
- A failure is retried, then reported. You see the reason instead of guessing it.
- Nothing scheduled goes out unless it was a draft you approved.
The format before the time
A calendar full of rejected files does not help. Kanaux compares the media with the network’s rules before sending: an Instagram image in the wrong shape is flagged immediately, with a fix, rather than after a silent failure.
Account and credit limits depend on the plan. The amounts are on the pricing page. Scheduling itself is not metered.
