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New in Postpone: Smarter subreddit timing, a more capable MCP server, and more
Two big ones today: a rebuilt best time to post algorithm for subreddits, and an MCP server that can now handle much more of your workflow. Plus a long list of smaller improvements. Let's dive in.
A better best time to post for subreddits
Today's release rebuilds the algorithm that powers subreddit recommendations.
The old version could be thrown off by viral post that blew up. The new algorithm keeps those outliers from skewing the results, and it does a better job of spotting real patterns across days of the week and hours of the day.
The result is clearer recommendations. Instead of a noisy chart with a few random spikes, you'll see when a community is consistently active and engaged, so the best times to post are much easier to pick out.
The improved recommendations show up everywhere you pick a time, including the subreddit dropdowns in the post editor.
Your AI assistant can do a lot more with Postpone
The Postpone MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI assistants work with your Postpone account. Over the last few weeks, it's picked up a much bigger toolbox:
Official Claude Connector. Easily use Postpone in Claude by using our official Claude connector.
Recommended post times. Ask your assistant when to post and it pulls the best times for that account or subreddit directly from Postpone.
Add posts to your queue. Your assistant can drop posts into the next open slot in an account's schedule instead of picking a date and time for each one.
Account stats and post analytics. Ask how last week performed, which posts did best, or how your follower count is trending.
Pinterest support. Schedule and manage Pins from your AI assistant.
Latest MCP protocol support (2026-07-28), so the server keeps working smoothly with the newest clients.
We also added setup guides for Muse, Gemini, Mistral Vibe, and OpenClaw, so it's easier to connect Postpone no matter which assistant you use.
A prompt library for AI agents
Not sure what to ask? The new prompt library has ready-to-use prompts for common Postpone workflows, from filling a week of posts to reviewing your analytics. Copy one into your assistant and adjust it from there.
Notification posting got smarter
If a subreddit is banned, the notification posting screen now tells you before you try, and suggests other relevant subreddits to post to instead. You can also change your post title or jump straight to the subreddit without leaving the screen.
Also shipped
Best time to post charts now also live in a subreddit's overview in the Subreddit Manager.
Mark Reddit posts as removed from History, so your records reflect what actually stayed up.
Generate Reddit titles with AI from the Scheduled posts screen.
Sort by subscribers in Subreddit Discovery.
Better thread validation on X, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Threads. Every post in a thread is now checked, and the one with the problem is highlighted.
Undo a Bulk Import if something went wrong.
Faster Bulk Import, especially for large files.
Mark Instagram posts as made with AI when scheduling.
QUEUE_NEXT API support for Reddit, so API users can queue Reddit posts into account schedules.
Billing cycle and limit reset dates on the subscription settings page.
Account Schedules search now matches platform names.
Reddit account stats now refresh twice as often.
More week offset options for campaign post templates.
Updated the AI assistant LLM version for better results.
Faster media search in the Content Library.
Improved subreddit analysis heatmap in dark mode.
Bug fixes
Fixed some subreddit images failing to load.
Fixed the AI assistant and hashtag popups covering the post editor.
Fixed the Bluesky character count sometimes differing between the editor and validation.
Fixed free users being unable to switch to yearly billing.
Fixed an error when adding or removing social accounts while a subscription is paused.
Fixed a crash when connecting a Reddit account with a post title over 300 characters.
Fixed PixelFed posts failing with a false rate limit error.
Fixed Tweet analytics crashing or losing metrics when X omits non-public data.
Fixed Facebook views to report impressions instead of mixing in video views.
Fixed registering a mobile device sometimes overwriting another device.
Closing
That's it for today!
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