Smart posting schedule - human-like, never robotic

A daily range instead of a per-hour number

Instead of a fixed 'X posts per hour', you set a daily range - say 32-43. Each day the system picks a random number inside the range, so no day looks identical to the last. That's the difference between a scheduler that looks like a machine and posting that looks like a real person - and it's exactly what cuts blocks.

An hourly plan you can fine-tune

From the daily number the system builds a 'schedule form' - how many posts fall in each hour across the day. Hours are spread unevenly (like a human), and you can tweak any hour with +/−, zero an hour (0 = skipped) or hit 'Shuffle' to redistribute. Changes apply from the next day.

Gradual warm-up after a block

If Facebook has blocked you, or the account is new, jumping straight to full speed = a repeat ban. The system detects this and warms up: it starts at a low daily cap and climbs gradually to your range over several days. Your range is saved and switches on automatically when warm-up ends - nothing to touch.

Windows: groups by day, Marketplace by night

The schedule is window-aware. The groups system runs by day (default 07:00-24:00, tunable per server) and the Marketplace system overnight (00:00-07:00), so by morning your listings top Marketplace. The two systems never compete for the same slot, and a given flat won't repeat in the same group within the week.

Safe pace + full transparency

All of it at a safe pace that prevents blocks - and you see everything in real time.

• Random human-like pauses between actions, up to ~15/hour at peak
• If Facebook throttles - the system pauses on its own and alerts you
• A screenshot of every post + hourly stats in Telegram