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Roadmap — Learn to build a social scheduler

A browser‑based step‑by‑step plan for building a social scheduler in 8 phases.

The Problem

It addresses the lack of a concrete, time‑boxed plan for indie developers who want to build a social scheduler and need guidance on API constraints and phased development.

Overview

The product is an interactive roadmap that guides indie developers through the creation of a social scheduling application. It divides the work into eight phases spread over roughly eighteen weeks, assuming a commitment of thirty‑two hours per week. The interface records progress locally in the browser, allowing users to resume where they left off without external accounts. Each phase outlines the technical tasks required, such as setting up data models, implementing authentication, and integrating posting APIs. The guide highlights a known limitation: X's free API tier restricts write access, so reliable posting typically requires the paid Basic tier. It advises building an initial version against unrestricted APIs like Bluesky or Mastodon before adding X support. The roadmap does not provide code but serves as a structured checklist and timeline for developers to follow.

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Roadmap — Learn to build a social scheduler

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Overview

The product is an interactive roadmap that guides indie developers through the creation of a social scheduling application. It divides the work into eight phases spread over roughly eighteen weeks, assuming a commitment of thirty‑two hours per week. The interface records progress locally in the browser, allowing users to resume where they left off without external accounts. Each phase outlines the technical tasks required, such as setting up data models, implementing authentication, and integrating posting APIs. The guide highlights a known limitation: X's free API tier restricts write access, so reliable posting typically requires the paid Basic tier. It advises building an initial version against unrestricted APIs like Bluesky or Mastodon before adding X support. The roadmap does not provide code but serves as a structured checklist and timeline for developers to follow.

The Vision

It addresses the lack of a concrete, time‑boxed plan for indie developers who want to build a social scheduler and need guidance on API constraints and phased development.