Your posts, on your account
Auto Repost works with your own recent posts. It is not a service for automatically retweeting strangers or reposting everything under a hashtag.
Auto Repost for your own posts
You do not need to write it again. MicroPoster automatically reposts an eligible recent post from your account at the interval you choose. On X, this is also known as an auto retweet.
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Getting started
Connect the X, Threads, Bluesky or Mastodon account whose posts you want to repost. Create an Auto Repost automation for it.

Choose how often the automation should run. Posts must be older than that interval to qualify, so a new post is not immediately reposted.

Each eligible cycle selects the oldest qualifying post from the recent lookback and makes at most one native repost. Review the automation history in your dashboard.

Auto Repost works with your own recent posts. It is not a service for automatically retweeting strangers or reposting everything under a hashtag.
It uses the platform’s native action: a repost on X, Threads and Bluesky, or a boost on Mastodon. It does not publish a new copy of the same text.
The lookback is between one and seven days, depending on your interval. A post already attempted by that automation is skipped, so this is not an endlessly repeating archive.
Yes. Connect your X account and create an Auto Repost automation. MicroPoster selects eligible recent posts from your own account and uses X’s native repost action, formerly called a retweet.
No. The current automation selects the oldest eligible post in its recent lookback. It does not rank posts by likes or promise to choose your best-performing post.
No. Auto Repost checks a recent window of one to seven days, depending on your interval. It does not repeatedly republish an archive of old tweets.
Posts already attempted by that automation are excluded from later selections. Replies and reposts are also excluded.
The automation skips publishing for that cycle. A connected account, available plan allowance and a qualifying recent post are needed for a repost.
No. New accounts receive a 7-day trial under the Creator plan limits. A trial without payment details does not automatically become a paid subscription. Check Pricing for the current account limits and allowances.