Managing your queue

Learn how to view, organize, and manage your scheduled posts.

Queue overview

Your Queue shows all your posts in one place:

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

Viewing your queue

Queue tabs

Switch between tabs to see different post statuses:

  • Scheduled: All posts waiting to publish
  • Published: All posts that have been published
  • Failed: Posts that failed to publish

Queue information

Each post shows:

  • Content preview
  • Scheduled time (for scheduled posts)
  • Published time (for published posts)
  • Media attachments (if any)

Editing posts

Edit scheduled posts

  1. Find the post in Scheduled tab
  2. Click the edit icon
  3. Change content, media, or schedule time
  4. Click "Save"

Note: You can only edit posts that haven't published yet.

Deleting posts

Delete scheduled posts

  1. Find the post in Scheduled tab
  2. Click the delete icon
  3. Confirm deletion

Note: This only removes the post from lucette. If it's already published on your connected platform, you'll need to delete it there too.

Delete published posts

Published posts can't be deleted from lucette. Delete them directly on your connected platform if needed.

Reordering posts (drag & drop)

You can reorder scheduled posts by dragging:

  1. Find the post you want to move
  2. Click and hold the post
  3. Drag it to a new position
  4. Release to drop

Note: lucette will automatically adjust times to respect minimum intervals.

Viewing published posts

See post on your connected platform

  1. Go to Published tab
  2. Find your post
  3. Click the link to view on your connected platform

View analytics

  1. Go to Published tab
  2. Find your post
  3. View analytics:
    • Views
    • Likes
    • Reposts
    • Replies
    • Engagement rate

Managing failed posts

Retry failed posts

  1. Go to Failed tab
  2. Find the failed post
  3. Click the retry icon
  4. lucette will try to publish again

Why posts fail

Common reasons:

  • Platform API temporary issues
  • Network connectivity problems
  • Connected account issues
  • Token expiration (rare)

Note: lucette automatically retries failed posts, but you can also retry manually.

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Last updated: June 19, 2026