Calendar, compose & schedule
Posting
Posting is EchoClip’s publish desk: connect social accounts once, drop clips from Library onto a visual calendar, tune copy per platform, and schedule—or ship immediately. No exporting files between apps.

Plan posts on a visual calendar, compose for every connected channel, and ship from the same Library assets you already approved.
What you get in Posting
Six surfaces that replace a spreadsheet, a scheduling SaaS, and a folder of exports—inside the EchoClip app you already use to clip and edit.
Feature 1
Content calendar
See the whole week before anything goes live.
Month and week views show every scheduled post with platform badges and thumbnails. Empty days are obvious—fill them from Library or the compose flow.
- Drag to reschedule when the API supports it
- Create a post from a day cell or the global + button
- Scheduled, draft, publishing, and failed states at a glance
Feature 2
Multi-channel compose
One session, every network you selected.
Pick connected channels, attach video or stills, and write captions—separate copy for X or LinkedIn when character limits differ.
- Per-platform previews where supported
- Collaborators and placements when the network allows
- Publish now, save draft, or pick a schedule time
Feature 3
Library & editor handoff
From finished clip to scheduled post in one jump.
Clipping agents, Generate, and the video editor already land assets in Library. Posting pulls those uploads into compose—no re-upload, no download folder.
- Deep links from Library and Generate into compose
- Reuse the same media across multiple scheduled slots
- Thumbnails match what you approved in clipping
Feature 4
Connected channels
OAuth once through Postproxy.
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Threads, X, and more connect under Socials / Connections. Token warnings surface before a post fails.
- Same profiles as Social Agents and analytics
- Channel sets for multi-brand or client workspaces
- Fix OAuth in one place—posting and agents recover together
Feature 5
History & retries
Audit what shipped and fix failures fast.
Post history lists every attempt with filters. Failed publishes show status badges so you can retry without guessing which network broke.
- Filters by channel, state, and date range
- Hooks into Analytics for performance follow-up
- Mobile-friendly history for checking on the go
Feature 6
Built for mobile planning
Calendar and compose on your phone.
Posting uses the same native shell as the rest of EchoClip—bottom nav, product tour, and touch targets tuned for scheduling away from your desk.
- Calendar and compose optimized for small screens
- In-app tour highlights calendar, channels, and schedule
- Plan a week of Shorts from your camera roll approvals
How to start
- 1
Connect your channels
In the app, open Socials or Posting → Connections. Complete OAuth for each network you publish on. Resolve any token warnings before you schedule.
- 2
Open the calendar
Go to Posting → Calendar. Scan upcoming slots, tap an empty day, or hit Create post to start compose.
- 3
Attach media and write copy
Select channels, pick a clip or image from Library, write captions (per-platform when needed), then choose schedule time or Post now.
- 4
Review history and iterate
After posts go live, use History and Analytics to see what worked—then fill the next week from the same connected profiles.
Fits the rest of EchoClip
Clipping agents → Posting
Agents cut highlights and queue approvals. Approved clips can flow straight into your calendar instead of sitting in a downloads folder.
Clipping agents →Editor & Generate → Posting
Exports and studio renders live in Library. Posting composes from those assets—you never re-export for each network.
Video studio →Posting → Social agents
After posts go live, Comment + DM and inbox agents use the same connected profiles to handle replies and keywords.
Social agents →Supported platforms
Connect the channels you publish on. The same profiles power analytics and Social Agents where supported.
Open your content calendar.
Go to Posting in the app — connect a channel and schedule your first clip from Library.