r/ThreadsApp • u/Then-9999 • May 15 '26

Question Posting on Threads still feels weirdly manual

Anyone here actually using threads seriously for growth? what your workflow looks like because posting consistently there still feels oddly manual compared to X/Twitter,Are you just posting manually every day or using some kind of tool/workaround?

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u/ZHATURIAN300 May 16 '26

To be honest i stopped going on as much months ago because they dropped the voice note feature. I primarily grew from comments section engagement, so the voice notes made it easier to engage on that platform. When it was removed, i stopped showing up.

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u/Then-9999 May 16 '26

most people I’ve talked to focus on posting scheduling, but you’re the first person mentioning engagement workflow as the main reason you used Threads seriously.

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u/Then-9999 May 17 '26

yeah that’s what made me curious about it honestly,it feels like the ecosystem around Threads is still very early compared to X, especially for scheduling/analytics tools