Stackbirdie is a native desktop scheduler for Substack Notes. No browser extension. No keeping your Mac awake. No tabs left open. Just write, schedule, and ship — even while you sleep.
Everything you need to plan, publish, and learn from your Notes — in one native app.
Runs as a native app, not a browser extension. Your Mac can sleep — Stackbirdie wakes up to publish on time.
Track likes, restacks, replies, clicks — plus subscriber lift attributed to each Note. Auto-polls at 15m, 1h, 6h, 24h, 72h, 7d.
Stackbirdie reads your RSS and surfaces strong paragraphs from past essays — one click to turn them into Notes.
Most schedulers need Chrome open with the right tab pinned. Stackbirdie just runs — quietly, in the menu bar.
Drafts, schedule, and stats live on your machine in a local SQLite file. No accounts, no servers, no leaks.
Kanban for Drafts, Scheduled, Published. Drag to reschedule. See what's queued at a glance.
Most Substack schedulers are browser extensions. That's where the trouble starts.
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