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Dashboard scheduling

Connect social accounts and schedule posts from the CuteDyno dashboard.

The dashboard is the fastest way to publish without writing code. Connect your social accounts once, compose posts in the browser, and schedule them across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn from one place. YouTube is pending Google verification and cannot be connected yet.

1. Sign up and open the dashboard

Create an account at cutedyno.com/signup. After onboarding you land on the dashboard with a default profile.

Workspace home showing scheduled and published counts, connected accounts, and shortcuts into Compose, Posts, Analytics, Comments, Media, and Connections.
Workspace home showing scheduled and published counts, connected accounts, and shortcuts into Compose, Posts, Analytics, Comments, Media, and Connections.

If you manage more than one brand or client, create a separate profile for each — see Multi-brand profiles.

2. Connect social accounts

Open Connections and connect the platforms you publish to. CuteDyno uses OAuth, so you never enter platform passwords into CuteDyno.

Each connected account appears under the current profile. You can disconnect anytime from Connections or from the platform itself.

The Connections page, grouped by platform, with each connected account listed underneath and YouTube marked as coming soon.
The Connections page, grouped by platform, with each connected account listed underneath and YouTube marked as coming soon.

For the API equivalent of this step, see Connecting accounts.

3. Compose and schedule

Open Publish to write a post. Pick one or more connected accounts, add text and media, then:

  • Save as draft — nothing goes out until you schedule or publish
  • Schedule — pick a date and time; CuteDyno queues it
  • Publish now — goes out immediately

Platform-specific options (cover images, LinkedIn titles, and so on) appear when the selected accounts need them. See Platform requirements for specs per network.

The composer with four accounts selected. The Platform settings tabs below the base caption let each network carry its own text and options.
The composer with four accounts selected. The Platform settings tabs below the base caption let each network carry its own text and options.

4. Review and track

  • Posts — drafts, scheduled queue, and published history
  • Analytics — views, likes, and engagement per account
  • Inbox — reply across connected accounts
  • Media — shared images and videos for the active profile

The Posts list, where each post shows its own state: scheduled, idea, published with a per-account count, or partially published when one account failed.
The Posts list, where each post shows its own state: scheduled, idea, published with a per-account count, or partially published when one account failed.

Analytics for a brand profile: reach, engagement, and top content across connected accounts.
Analytics for a brand profile: reach, engagement, and top content across connected accounts.

The comments inbox with Facebook and Instagram threads in one queue, including replies already sent from CuteDyno.
The comments inbox with Facebook and Instagram threads in one queue, including replies already sent from CuteDyno.

The media library grid for a brand profile, ready to reuse in the composer.
The media library grid for a brand profile, ready to reuse in the composer.

When you want automation

The dashboard and API share the same data. Once scheduling works manually, common next steps are:

If you are building a product for your own customers, read Build a platform instead.