The Hashnode scheduler that runs itself

A personal access token from your Hashnode developer settings. postqueen publishes through Hashnode's official GraphQL API to the blog you choose, whether it lives on a hashnode.dev address or your own custom domain. Setup is a one-time connect flow.

Articles are Markdown with fenced code blocks, syntax highlighting, images and rich embeds, plus a cover image and up to 5 tags. postqueen preserves the Markdown exactly as you wrote it, so code samples publish clean.

There is no universal answer, and Hashnode softens the question anyway: if your newsletter is enabled, subscribers get the article by email whenever it lands. Aim for a consistent cadence in your audience's main time zones and refine from your own results. Scheduling lets you test windows without staying up for them.

Yes. Write once in postqueen and publish to Hashnode, Dev.to, Medium and WordPress in one pass, with per-platform adjustments before anything ships. Hashnode supports canonical URLs, so republished copies can point back to the original post.

Yes. It drafts outlines, intros or full articles in a voice that suits a developer blog, and it leaves your code blocks untouched. You read every draft over and decide when it goes out.

Hashnode includes its own analytics dashboard, so you can see how each article performs with readers there. postqueen adds the cross-channel view: publish history, queue status and how the article fits into the rest of your calendar.

Usually the personal access token was revoked or regenerated, the connected blog was deleted or renamed, or a required field like the title is missing. postqueen shows the API response on the failed post so the fix takes seconds, then you retry.

Yes. All postqueen cloud plans start with a 7-day free trial and unlimited posts, cancel anytime. Prefer self-hosting? The open source version is free and ships with the same Hashnode integration.