The queue posts,
while you make.
Text, photos and quotes with tags, on schedule.
What you get
Text, photo and quote posts to your blog.
- Scheduled blog posts
- Same composer as social
- Calendar with approvals
Plan: Paid plans.
Tumblr in practice
Queue the week for your blog — text, photos and quotes land on schedule with tags, and reblogs keep working exactly as your readers expect.
Tags are the feed
Tumblr discovery runs on tags. Five good tags beat a clever title nobody searches.
What TelyChat does with Tumblr
One composer, every placement
Draft once, tailor the format per platform, and drop it on the calendar.
Calendar scheduling
Queue the week or the month visually; every destination shows what is planned.
AI captions and hashtags
Let the assistant polish the caption for the platform you are posting to.
Approvals before anything ships
Nothing publishes until someone with sign-off passes it.
Performance flows back
Published posts report back into the same view, so the next week plans from evidence.
Scheduled blog posts
The queue posts while you make the next thing.
Tags per post
Discovery handled at compose time, not as an afterthought.
Live in three steps
1. Start the connection
From the Channels hub, choose the platform to open its approval page.
2. Approve access
Sign in on the platform and approve TelyChat.
3. Send a test
Publish once so the connection shows active.
What Tumblr accepts
The limits, before you hit them. TelyChat checks these while you write, rather than letting the post fail on the day it was meant to go out.
Pairs well with WordPress
Long-form home for the same ideas. See the WordPress integration.
Where it lives in your workspace
Tumblr runs through Social Studio — One calendar for every publishing destination. Deeper reading:
Agencies playbook
Blog cadence on autopilot.
How Social Studio works
Scheduling in three steps.
All integrations
Every publishing destination in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Also connects with
Connect Tumblr Today
From the Channels hub inside your dashboard — most connections take under two minutes. Paid plans.