Substack lets you schedule one Note at a time. AutoStackNotes helps create better Notes, plans weeks of content, runs recurring and article-based campaigns, and shows you what is actually growing your publication.
Independent product · Works alongside Substack · Chrome extension
A scheduler is only the beginning
Native scheduling is useful for an occasional post. But every Note still has to be written, placed, repeated, and checked one at a time. That manual work multiplies when you want a consistent publishing strategy.
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With AutoStackNotes
More than scheduling
AutoStackNotes brings creation, planning, scheduling, automation, review, and analytics into one workflow built specifically for Substack Notes.
Compare plansTurn your ideas, voice, and published articles into Note drafts without staring at an empty composer.
Plan weeks of Notes across the days and times you choose instead of scheduling every post separately.
Approve a reusable rotation once, then keep future slots filled as new calendar dates open.
Create Notes before, when, and after a newsletter publishes without rebuilding the campaign each time.
Track impressions, engagement, clicks, and published history so your next calendar is based on results.
Review drafts and proposed changes, approve what you want, and keep an activity history of what happened.
The AutoStackNotes workflow
Write your own Notes or generate approved rotations from your strategy and articles.
Choose the cadence, days, times, review level, and scheduling horizon.
The extension places approved future Notes into Substack’s native scheduler.
As dates open, the queue is replenished and each completed change is recorded.
FAQ
Yes, but Substack’s native workflow schedules Notes one at a time. You still have to write, repeat, place, and review each Note manually. AutoStackNotes builds and maintains the broader content calendar for you.
Scheduled Notes are stored with your Note drafts. On the web, choose Create, then Note, and open Drafts. In the Substack app, open the Notes composer and select Drafts.
AutoStackNotes can help create Note drafts, maintain a recurring Evergreen calendar, build campaigns around newsletter articles, place approved Notes into Substack’s scheduler, and track analytics and change history.
Yes. Turn an approved Note into an Evergreen campaign, choose its recurring days and times, and AutoStackNotes will keep filling future dates without making you recreate the Note manually.
AutoStackNotes keeps your published Notes connected to impressions, engagement, link clicks, and publishing history so you can compare performance and improve future content.
Yes, but newsletter posts and Notes use different workflows. Newsletter posts are scheduled from the post publishing screen. Notes are short-form feed posts scheduled from the Note composer.
No. AutoStackNotes works alongside the Substack account you already use. Its Chrome extension uses your logged-in browser session to place approved Notes into Substack’s native scheduler.
Create stronger Notes, automate the repetitive work, and use real performance data to make every future calendar better.
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