【Submission Season 1 Episode 1 (2016)】

Alright,Submission Season 1 Episode 1 (2016) we get it. You're an Instagram Nostradamus.

You know exactly what you want to post and when you're gonna want to post it. Maybe there's a meme or comment you want to make that you know will be totally relevant for a future moment or event. Or it could be that you're an influencer and you want to make sure you keep a steady stream of content coming, so you want to schedule posts for times when you know you won't be active (or won't have internet access).

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You'll be happy to know there are apps that are specialized for just such situations. So listen up, InstaNostradamuses...Instagrostra...Instadam...Insta...uh...you guys (we'll workshop it. No we won't. We'll probably just abandon that effort completely. You're welcome) — these are the Instagram-post-scheduling apps for you.

While all of the iPhone apps below are free to download, they all have some in-app purchases.

1. Planoly

PLANOLY Credit: planoly / APP STORE

We'll start with "official partner" of Instagram, itself, Planoly — an Instaplanner that uses a grid to let you plan, schedule, and publish posts (as well as Reels) on Instagram. The app also lets you see post metrics and analytics so you can make sure your post didn't flop.

Planoly is available for iOS on the Apple App Store and the Google Play store for Android.

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2. Buffer

Buffer Credit: buffer / app store

Buffer is another Instagram post scheduler that helps you plan your posts and analyze feedback once they're published. Use a calendar view to drag and drop posts into days/time slots for easy scheduling.

Buffer is available for iOS on the Apple App Store and the Google Play store for Android.

3. Preview

Preview Credit: preview / app store

Preview offers typical post-scheduling tools and analytics along with a few helpful extras. Get caption ideas, recommendations for hashtags, and more.

Preview is available for iOS on the Apple App Store and the Google Play store for Android.

4. Content Office

Content Office Credit: content office / app store

An Instagram post scheduler with a visual boost, Content Office allows users to plan and schedule Instagram posts while learning "marketing and visual guides to grow your brand on Instagram." Like aesthetics and using visuals to create cohesive themes? Maybe this is the Instaplanner for you.

Content Office is available for iOS on the Apple App Store.

5. Plann

Plann Credit: plann / apple store

You'll never guess what "Plann"lets you do...

Aside from scheduling posts, get content ideas and recommendations, as well as strategy tips to ensure you're maximizing your Instagram engagement. Ever wonder when the best time to post something is? Plann can offer you some help with that.

Plann is available for iOS on the Apple App Store and the Google Play store for Android.

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