Getting started

Welcome to lucette. Get up and running in minutes.

What is lucette?

lucette is a minimalist social scheduling tool for Threads and Bluesky. Schedule your posts, then let lucette handle the rest. Simple, fast, reliable.

Step 1: Create your account

Go to go.lucette.app and enter your email. lucette is invite-only during the private beta, so new users are asked for a beta access code to create an account.

Then check your inbox for a magic link and click it to sign in. lucette uses magic-link sign-in only — there are no passwords.

Step 2: Connect your accounts

Connect at least one platform account to start scheduling:

  1. Click the Settings icon (gear) in the top right
  2. Choose a platform to connect (Threads or Bluesky)
  3. Authorize the connection
  4. Set your primary platform (where posts publish first)

Bluesky is available to every account. Threads access is by request: enter your Threads username in Settings, and you'll be notified when you're approved and can connect.

You can connect multiple platforms and enable crossposting to publish everywhere at once.

Note: lucette only requests the permissions needed to read your profile and post on your behalf. Your platform passwords are never shared.

Step 3: Create your first post

  1. In the composer (left side), type your post
  2. Choose when to post:
    • Post Now: Publishes immediately
    • Schedule Post: Pick a date and time
    • Let it Flow: Automatically schedules at optimal times
  3. Click "Post" or "Schedule"

That's it. Your post is scheduled.

Step 4: View your queue

Your scheduled posts appear in the Queue (right side):

  • Scheduled: Posts waiting to be published
  • Published: Posts that have been posted to your connected platform
  • Failed: Posts that couldn't be published (you can retry)

Quick tips

  • Daily limit: 3 posts per day, perfect for trying lucette
  • Edit posts: Click the edit icon on any scheduled post
  • Delete posts: Click the delete icon to remove from lucette
  • Drafts: Save posts without scheduling using the drafts panel
  • Keyboard shortcuts: Use ⌘N (Compose), ⌘K (Command Palette), ⌘E (Focus Queue)

Next steps

Last updated: June 19, 2026