1. Sign in with SoundCloud
ScheduleCloud uses SoundCloud’s official OAuth login (Authorization Code + PKCE). You approve access on SoundCloud’s own site; we never see your password, and the app secret stays on our server.
2. Build your network with invite links
Create an invite link and send it to the artists or channels you work with. When they open it and sign in with SoundCloud, they grant you permission to repost, like and comment on their behalf. Their channel then appears under Managed channels. On Lite and Pro you can organize channels into Groups.
3. Create a schedule
The New Schedule wizard walks you through four steps:
- Medias — paste up to 15 SoundCloud track or playlist links.
- Targets — pick channels or whole groups.
- Options — start time, spacing between tracks and channels, repost / like / comment, shuffle and auto-unrepost.
- Overview — review every action before confirming.
ScheduleCloud respects each channel’s daily repost cap and moves overflow to the next available day.
4. We post it — on the minute
Scheduled actions are executed server-side every minute. Each action’s status (pending, posted, unreposted, failed) is visible in Pending and History, and failures are surfaced with a reason rather than silently dropped.