I thought I was building a scheduler.
Turns out I was building a boundary ā between writing and posting, between intention and impulse.
The internet has enough tools trying to accelerate you. I wanted to build one that gives a little space back.
Full build story š
https://blog.cahyanudien.site/building-skedoff-a-quieter-way-to-plan-content-offline
Current status:
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UI done
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Local database done
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Core flow working
Not released yet ā because there's a real gap between "technically done" and "honest enough to ship."
Polishing until the experience feels calm. Not just functional.
Built with #Flutter so it runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single codebase.
Local storage only ā no backend, no telemetry, no invisible server holding your drafts.
For me, offline-first isn't just a technical choice. It's a philosophical one.
Privacy as the default, not a premium feature.
Introducing Skedoff ā an offline-first social media content planner.
No account. No cloud sync. No auto-posting. Your drafts stay on your device until you decide they're ready.
The workflow: write offline ā tag the platform ā set a reminder ā post when ready.
That's it. Nothing more.
Every content scheduling tool I tried assumed the same things: create an account, connect your platforms, trust a third party with your drafts, pay monthly, automate everything.
That model works for agencies. But I just wanted a quiet place for unfinished words.
So I started building something different.
