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Scheduled

Scheduled is an iOS app for scheduled text messaging, supporting automatic sending via iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, and Email. Users can compose messages in advance and set a send time, making it suitable for scenarios such as birthday greetings, client reminders, and meeting follow-ups. It supports importing Google or Apple Calendar, message suggestions, group messaging, and recurring events. It starts for free, and paid tiers unlock features such as automatic sending and credits.

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About this tool

Scheduled is a text message scheduling app for iOS, developed by the Moments AI team. Its core purpose is to let users compose a message now and send it later, with scheduled and automatic sending across multiple channels including iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, and Email.

Main capabilities include:

  • Scheduled messaging: Write content in advance and set a send time.
  • Automatic sending: For iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Email, the app can send messages automatically through a Personal Automation installed in Apple Shortcuts.
  • Calendar import: Pull in Google or Apple Calendar to automatically identify events and appointments without re-entering them.
  • Message suggestions: The app watches the user's events and provides smart suggestions for messages worth sending (birthdays, greetings, follow-ups).
  • Group messaging: Import contacts and create groups so that every member in the group receives a message at the same time, without needing broadcast workarounds.
  • Recurring events: Send messages repeatedly for recurring appointments or events, with selectable frequency and number of repetitions.
  • Native iPhone experience: Designed iPhone-first, so text messages can be scheduled on iOS without needing a desktop.

Usage is divided into six steps:

  1. Compose a message: Enter the content to send, such as a short greeting, birthday wish, reminder, or full update.
  2. Choose a contact or group: Select a contact or an existing group, and group members will receive the message at the same time.
  3. Auto-send or remind: You can let Scheduled send automatically, or receive a reminder at the scheduled time and send it yourself.
  4. Whether to repeat: You can set it as a one-time send, or as a recurring plan such as birthdays, anniversaries, or weekly greetings.
  5. Get a reminder: If reminder mode is selected, the app reminds the user at the scheduled time, and the user manually presses send.
  6. Get a notification: If auto-send is selected, the app confirms after the message is sent so the user knows it was delivered.

Applicable scenarios include:

  • Personal social use: Remember birthday wishes, kind greetings, sending a "good luck" for a friend's driving test, and more.
  • Business communication: Automatically send prewritten messages to customers, employees, or contacts, and schedule and automatically send appointment reminders, meeting prompts, and follow-up messages, either to individuals or groups.
  • Specific channels: If you need a deeper look at WhatsApp scenarios (international contacts, group chats, photos, and emoji), there is a dedicated WhatsApp scheduling page; if you need appointment-driven SMS scenarios (reminders, follow-ups, MMS, and carrier delivery), there is a dedicated SMS scheduling page.
  • For more comprehensive AI assistant needs: Moments AI can track every commitment, provide briefings for meetings, and run repetitive work across the entire tool stack. Together with Scheduled, it can connect channels such as Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, Calendar, and Notion.

Limitations and notes:

  • This app is an iOS app; the information does not provide an Android or desktop version.
  • It starts for free, and the Premium and Automation + SMS tiers unlock automatic sending and credits, but the information does not provide specific prices, credit amounts, or a complete feature list for each tier.
  • Automatic sending capabilities are implemented differently across channels. Among them, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Email need to be implemented through Apple Shortcuts Personal Automation, while SMS automatic sending is related to credits, and the specific details are not fully covered in the information.