Schedule Substack Notes and Newsletters
Grow your audience on Substack
Write your newsletter and a week of Notes in one place, schedule both, and see which issues bring subscribers, with Typeshare’s writing, scheduling and analytics tools for Substack.
Sync editsNicolas Cole @Nicolascole77
You do the writing. The robots do everything else.
Writing is thinking, and there is (quite literally) nothing higher leverage than “thinking.”
So spend your time on the ideas. Let the scheduling, formatting and cross-posting take care of themselves.
That’s how you show up every day without living on the feed.
Why schedule Substack posts with Typeshare
Write & schedule Notes and newsletters
Track your newsletter and see what’s working
Post to X, LinkedIn, Threads and Bluesky at once
Automate your Substack Notes with AI
Learn about the Substack Agent
Everything you need to write Notes, newsletters and more on Substack
One editor for Notes and one for your newsletter, both publishing straight to Substack.
Notes up to 4,000 characters, with images or a video, queued like any other post.
Write it in the Long Form editor and publish or schedule it: emailed to subscribers or not, paid or free, with its tags. It can go to X as an Article too.
A short essay of up to 400 words, laid out as an image, posted as a Note with a caption.
Sync editsNicolas Cole @Nicolascole77
Substack and everywhere else you publish, in one calendar
Pick how often you post Notes and your queue sets the slots. Your Notes land on the same Schedule as X, LinkedIn, Threads and Bluesky, so you see the whole week at once and drag any post to move it.
November 2026
See what works on Substack
Views and engagement for every Note, and for every issue of your newsletter its opens, clicks, free signups and paid subscriptions, next to the rest of your platforms.
Every platform, one dashboard. Views, engagement, followers and posts across X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Substack.
ViewsLast 30 days
0+44.5%
Engagement rateLast 30 days
0.00%+12.6%
FollowersLast 30 days
0+13.2%
PostsLast 30 days
0+20.0%
See the trend. Every number against the period before, so you know if you’re growing.
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Last 30 days30 days before
Find what works. Split it by platform, topic or format.
Views by platform
Click a row to see only that in the chart.
Spot your outliers. Every post scored against your usual post on that platform, so you know what to repeat.
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Automate your Substack Notes with AI
It writes Notes from your past newsletters and posts, in your voice, fills your queue and waits for your OK. Your newsletter stays your own writing.
01Ask your Agent
Tell it what you want: a week of posts from your latest newsletter, a thread from an old essay, anything.
02Approve what it made
It pulls your own words from your Digital Brain. Review every post on Pilot, or let it run on Autopilot.
03Watch your week fill
Approved posts go into your queue and onto your Schedule, ready to publish.
Why writers schedule with Typeshare
| Feature | Typeshare | Substack’s own app | Posting by hand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Schedule Notes ahead | |||
| A queue with your weekly posting times | |||
| Notes drafted from your past newsletters | |||
| Post to X, LinkedIn, Threads and Bluesky too | |||
| Newsletter to Substack and X Articles in one step |
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Write and schedule on Basic. Hire every Agent with All-Access. Cancel anytime.
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Write, schedule and build your Digital Brain.
- Write, schedule and publish everywhere
- Build your Digital Brain
- Templates and visual posts
- Analytics basics for the last 30 days
- 10 GB of media storage
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Most popularEverything in Basic, plus every Agent.
- Everything in Basic
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- Agent routines, chats and channels
- Full analytics: every metric, any timeframe, and Ty reading your numbers
- 100 GB of media storage
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| Feature | Basic | All-Access |
|---|---|---|
| Write, schedule and publish everywhere | ||
| Your Digital Brain | ||
| Templates and visual posts | ||
| Analytics for every platform | Last 30 days | Full |
| AI Agents for X, LinkedIn, Substack, Threads and Instagram | ||
| The Designer Agent and AI Cole | ||
| Agent routines, chats and channels | ||
| Media storage | 10 GB | 100 GB |
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About scheduling on Substack
Can you schedule Substack Notes?
Yes. Substack now lets you schedule a Note from its own composer. Typeshare adds a weekly queue, the same post on X, LinkedIn, Threads and Bluesky, and an agent that drafts Notes from your newsletters.
How do I schedule a Substack Note in Typeshare?
Switch on Substack on the Write page and write the Note (up to 4,000 characters, with images or a video). Click Add to Queue for the next open slot, or choose Schedule for later to pick a day and time.
Why should I schedule Substack Notes?
Notes are how new readers find your newsletter between issues, and posting them every day is the part most writers drop. Writing a week of Notes in one sitting and letting them go out on their own keeps you showing up while you write the next issue.
Can I schedule my newsletter too?
Yes. Write it in the Long Form editor and publish it now, schedule it, add it to your Long Form queue or send it to your Substack drafts. You choose whether it’s emailed to subscribers, whether it’s paid only, and its tags.
Can AI write my Notes?
On All-Access, the Substack Agent writes Notes from your own writing in your Digital Brain, such as your past newsletters. It writes Notes only; your newsletters stay yours.
What should I post as Notes?
The best lines from your newsletters, short takes on what you’re writing next, and questions for your readers. Our guide to what Substack is and how it works covers how Notes bring in subscribers.
What does it cost?
Basic is $19 a month for writing and scheduling. All-Access is $49 a month and adds the agents, including the Substack Agent. Both start with a 14-day free trial.