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Roadmap

Here’s what we’re working on next. Have a feature request? Email [email protected] — we read every message.

ℹ️ Note

Roadmap items are subject to change based on user feedback and priorities. Sign up at stacksweller.com to get notified when features ship.

Planned

Better analytics

Deeper engagement analytics — per-note subscriber growth attribution, best time-to-publish recommendations based on your historical data, and exportable charts.

Audience growth tools

Cross-publication discovery and collaboration features to help you find and reach new readers.

More AI model options

Choice of AI models for content generation — different models for different content needs.


Recently shipped

MCP integration ✅

Connect StackSweller to Claude and other AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol. Create, schedule, and manage notes directly from your AI chat interface.

Bulk scheduling ✅

Import up to 100 notes at a time from a text file and drop them straight into your next available slots, or queue them from chat with the MCP bulk_schedule_notes tool.

Chrome extension ✅

Connect your Substack in one click, with no cookie to copy by hand.

Multiple publications ✅

Sync posts from every publication your Substack account writes for, and choose which ones stay active in Settings.

Content calendar ✅

Visual month and week view of your entire publishing schedule with drag-and-drop rescheduling.

Batch generation from posts ✅

Generate multiple short notes from a single long-form post in one click.

Publishing streak heatmap ✅

GitHub-style activity grid to visualize your publishing consistency over the past year.

Slot-based scheduling ✅

Recurring time slots that automatically publish queued notes — set it up once, keep publishing consistently.


Ideas we’re thinking about

These aren’t committed, but we’re exploring them:

  • WordPress / Ghost integration — generate notes from posts on other platforms
  • Team and agency access — let collaborators draft and queue notes, and let ghostwriters manage several clients’ accounts from one login
  • Substack comment management — reply to comments from within StackSweller
  • Email digest — weekly summary of your stats delivered to your inbox

Have a strong opinion on any of these? Email us.

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