<b>Scheduling full thread chains: the feature most tools botch</b>
Tested chain-scheduling (a 5-post connected thread, posted in sequence) across five tools for 13 days. It's the single hardest thing for schedulers to get right.
Why it's hard: each post in a Threads chain must reference the previous post's returned ID, so the tool must publish post 1, capture its ID, then publish post 2 as a reply — in order, with no gaps.
— Typefully: handles native chains cleanly, posts fire in correct sequence
— Publer: supports threaded replies, mostly reliable, occasional 30-sec gaps between posts
— Buffer: does NOT chain natively — each post lands as a standalone, breaking the thread
The annoying limitation: even on the good tools, if post 2 hits a rate limit, the rest of the chain can orphan, and recovery is manual.
The standout: Typefully's chain reliability is the best I tested.
Verdict: For real thread chains, Typefully is <b>Worth it</b>. Buffer for chains is a <b>Skip</b> — it can't connect them.
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<b>Scheduling full thread chains: the feature most tools botch</b>
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