Free access tracks up to 5 items with every feature fully working: rotation logic, unlimited posting destinations per item, templates, and CSV/JSON backups. Full access removes the 5-item cap and unlocks the polished, printable weekly action plan plus a downloadable offline copy of the tool.
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Every product, listing or project you want to keep in front of people, each with its own rotation frequency.
e.g. "Struggling with something [Your Tool] solves? Here's what it does: [one-line description]. Have a look: [your link]" — This Week starts you off with a rotating example like this, which you can freely edit.
Tap an item on the wheel to open its posting destinations, ready-to-paste text and anti-spam checks.
Tap a dot on the dial — or use "Jump to item" in the sidebar — to open that item's action panel
Your own reusable snippets. Use {{name}}, {{link}} and {{description}} — they're swapped for the selected item's details. Starts empty; load a few examples below if you'd like a head start.
Genuine ground rules worth following, whichever community you're sharing in.
Scheduling tools that auto-publish into forums, subreddits or groups you don't own routinely get flagged and banned. Automate your own reminders, never the act of posting into someone else's community.
Posting the identical sentence about the same item week after week reads as spam even when the timing is genuinely fair. Rewrite it, don't just recycle it — that's what the templates are for.
Many communities expect self-promotion to be the exception, not the rule — aim for around nine genuinely helpful or conversational contributions for every one post about something you made.
Set a realistic posting frequency for every forum or community you use, and let the tool warn you if you're about to post there again too soon.
Shortened or tracking-heavy links get filtered by spam detectors and trusted less by people. Link straight to the real page.
Every community has its own self-promotion rule, even if unwritten. A quick scan of recent posts or the sidebar rules takes thirty seconds and saves a ban.
Share it with people who'd find it useful, and earn a commission every time someone buys through your link.
Most social schedulers assume you're posting about one brand. The Promo Rotation Planner is built for the opposite situation: you've got several small things — tools, listings, side projects — and no fair, low-effort way to decide which one gets attention this week. Add everything you're promoting, set how often you want each one featured, and it tracks how long it's actually been since each one had a mention.
Indie makers with a library of small apps or tools, Etsy and marketplace sellers juggling dozens of listings, and solo creators splitting time across a few side projects or freelance services. If you've ever opened a blank "what should I post today?" screen and picked whatever felt easiest to write about — rather than whatever actually needed the mention — this is built for that exact moment.
Every item gets its own rotation frequency — weekly, every two weeks, monthly, or a custom cycle. The tool compares how long it's actually been since each item was last shared against that target and surfaces whichever is furthest overdue.
No, and it never will. Auto-posting into forums, subreddits or groups you don't own is against most communities' rules and a fast way to get an account banned. This tool preps the item and hands you a copy-paste-ready line for each destination — the actual posting stays in your hands.
Each posting destination gets its own posting frequency and a warning if you're about to post there again sooner than that gap allows, alongside a reminder to vary your wording and keep self-promotion the exception rather than the rule.
Yes. Four starter templates are built in, and you can add and save as many of your own as you like, each using the same name, link, description and community placeholders.
Free access tracks up to 5 items with every feature fully working: rotation logic, unlimited posting destinations per item, templates, and CSV/JSON backups. The one-time payment removes the 5-item cap and unlocks the polished, printable weekly action plan plus a downloadable offline copy of the tool.
Free access is capped at 5 items so you can properly try the tool. Unlocking full access removes that cap entirely.