Most content planning tools want the same things from you.
An account. A connected social handle. A monthly payment. And your drafts — sitting on a server you don’t control.
Skedoff does none of that.
It is a privacy-first, offline-first social media content planner. No account. No cloud. No auto-posting. Everything lives on your device. The workflow is simple: Draft → Queue → Published. You write, you decide when to post, you publish manually.
That was v1.0.0.
But one thing kept bothering me after shipping to Google Play.
Typing long captions on a phone keyboard is painful.
Not unusable. Just slow. And if the whole point of Skedoff is to write without friction — a small keyboard is friction.
So I built something.
What Is Skedoff Workstation?
Skedoff Workstation is a desktop companion app that connects to your phone over local Wi-Fi and lets you edit your drafts directly from your PC.
How it works:
- Open Workstation on your desktop
- Connect via local Wi-Fi — same network as your phone
- Your drafts appear, editable with a full keyboard and mouse
- Changes save instantly back to your phone
No cloud. No accounts. No relay server.
Just your phone and your PC, talking locally.
Why Local Wi-Fi and Not Cloud Sync
The easy answer would have been: sync to a cloud backend, edit from anywhere.
That is also the wrong answer for Skedoff.
The moment I introduce a sync server, I have changed what the product is. Suddenly there is a backend. Suddenly there is an account. Suddenly your drafts live somewhere you do not fully control.
That is exactly what I built Skedoff to avoid.
Local Wi-Fi keeps the same promise:
- zero backend
- zero account
- data stays on your device
- the desktop tool is just a window into your phone
It is a constraint. It is also intentional.
The Things Skedoff Will Never Do
This has not changed and will not change:
- no auto-posting
- no social API connections
- no account required
- no cloud sync
- no analytics
- no telemetry
The core workflow stays Draft → Queue → Published.
You write. You decide when to post. You publish manually. You stay in control.
Download
Android — Google Play
Linux (.deb and AppImage) — GitHub Release v1.0.1
Windows (.exe) — GitHub Release v1.0.1
What Is Next
v1.1.0 will focus on:
- Local notification reminders for queued posts
- Bulk actions — move or delete multiple drafts at once
- Share to Skedoff from other apps
Still keeping it narrow. Still resisting feature creep.
Skedoff is built by FlagoDNA — a solo digital studio building privacy-first tools.
If you have been using Skedoff or have thoughts on the desktop direction, I would genuinely like to hear it.
Product page — flagodna-developer.github.io/skedoff
Building in public, one intentional feature at a time.
