How to schedule Bluesky posts, and send the same one to Threads and X

Connect Bluesky to SPREVA with an app password, write the post, and schedule it or add it to a queue. To send the same post to Threads and X, pick those accounts too, and give Bluesky a shorter text of its own when it needs one: Bluesky takes 300 characters, Threads 500 and X 280, where a link counts as 23. On X a long text becomes a thread; on Bluesky and Threads it has to fit.

Bluesky lets apps sign in with an app password instead of your main one. Make one in Bluesky's settings, under App passwords, name it SPREVA, and enter it with your handle when you connect the account.

SPREVA uses it to sign in and does not keep it, and the account's posts go out under your own handle.

SPREVA checks each of these as you write and again right before sending:

• Text of up to 300 characters, counted as you see them: an emoji or an accented letter is one.
• A link card, when the post has a link and no picture: Bluesky shows the page's title and image under your text. With a picture, the link stays in the text and counts toward the 300.
• Up to four images, each with its alt text, or one video of up to three minutes. Not both in the same post.
• Links, mentions and hashtags that work. SPREVA makes them tappable, as Bluesky's own app does.

Alt text comes from your library: each picture is described when it arrives, and that description is offered as its alt text, which you can change for one post. How the library describes a picture.

Pick the three accounts in the same post and write the text once. The counter follows the strictest network still using that text, so while all three share it, it turns red at Bluesky's 300.

When one network needs something different, open its row under Per account and type: that account now has its own text, with its own counter, and the others keep the main one. A post with any account over its limit cannot be scheduled until it fits, so nothing is cut off after it goes out.

On X, a text over the limit is split into a thread on its own: at paragraphs first, then at sentences, and only then between words, never inside one.

A queue is a set of weekly times in your time zone, say every weekday at 9am and 5pm. Add a post to it and it takes the next free time. With an AI agent connected to SPREVA, the same post for three networks is one request:

The agent writes a text for each account that needs one, and SPREVA checks each against its network before the post takes its place in the queue.

Connect Bluesky with an app password, add Threads and X if you use them, and fill a queue for the week. SPREVA publishes to 31 networks, and every plan starts with a 7-day trial.