Rysal for Threads

Schedule Threads Posts and Multi-Part Threads

Write a single post or a whole thread, add images, video or a carousel, and let Rysal publish it at your best time.

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Connects: Threads profiles.

Queue@harborbakery on Threads

Thu 10:30What should we bake next week? Rye, spelt or a seeded loaf?Thu 10:30@harborbakeryScheduled
Fri 08:00A thread on how we keep a 12-year-old starter alive.Fri 08:00@harborbakeryScheduled
Sun 11:00Closed today, back Monday at seven.Sun 11:00@harborbakeryScheduled

Post types

What Rysal Publishes to Threads

Everything you schedule for Threads publishes automatically.

Post types on Threads and how Rysal publishes them
Post type	How it publishes	Notes
Text posts	Automatic	Up to 500 characters, with a link preview.
Images and video	Automatic	Videos of up to five minutes.
Carousels	Automatic	Up to 20 images and videos.
Multi-part threads	Automatic	Each part published as a reply to the one before.

Beyond publishing

Replies and Metrics

Community

Replies to your threads arrive in the inbox within minutes, ready to answer.

Insights

Views, likes, replies, reposts and quotes for each post.

Several profiles

Connect each Threads profile you run, each with its own queue and team access.

Limits

Checked Before It Is Scheduled

The composer counts characters the way Threads does.

500 characters per post; emoji count for more than one.

Carousels of 2 to 20 images and videos.

Threads lets an app publish up to 250 posts per profile per day.

Private profiles reconnect every 90 days, as Threads requires; Rysal reminds you.

FAQ

Questions About Threads

Do I need an Instagram account to use Threads with Rysal?

Your Threads profile is linked to an Instagram account by Threads itself. You connect the Threads profile; the Instagram account does not have to be connected to Rysal.

Can I schedule multi-part threads?

Yes. Write each part in the composer and Rysal publishes them in order, each as a reply to the one before.

Why does my emoji count as more than one character?

Threads counts emoji as more than one character toward its 500 limit. The composer counts the same way, so what fits in Rysal fits on Threads.

Which account gets connected?

The Threads profile you are signed in to in your browser. To connect another one, sign in to it on threads.net first.

Are replies on Threads in the inbox?

Yes. Replies to your posts arrive with comments from your other channels.

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