A calm Skool publishing system

A month of Skool posts. One calm sitting.

Write, bulk import and schedule every post from one local queue. Steady publishes from Chrome, retries when needed and tells you exactly what happened.

7 days free · $29/month · cancel any time

August publishing queue
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Weekly reset09:00 · Indigo AI
12
Tool stack diary11:30 · Indigo AI
13 · now
Behind the build14:00 · Indigo AI
14
Community prompt10:00 · Indigo AI
15
Friday field note12:30 · Indigo AI
content.csv month queued posts published
Chrome Web Store approved
Local by default
Automatic retries
Your Skool communities

The calm queue

Your content has somewhere to go before it has to go live.

01

Write once

Compose in the side panel or bring a month of finished posts in from a CSV.

02

See the month

Know what is queued, where it is going and what still needs your attention.

03

Let it leave

Steady publishes from your browser, retries failures and catches up when Chrome reopens.

Built by Indigo. Designed for Eve days.

The technical bits are doing their job. You do not have to babysit them.

Calendar queue

The whole month, without the mental tabs.

Switch between a clean agenda and a month view. Open any post, edit it before it leaves and see failed or published posts without reconstructing the week from memory.

Bulk import

Bring the plan you already made.

Drop in the CSV template, preview every row and schedule the batch. Images can come with it. Your spreadsheet stays useful instead of becoming another abandoned planning layer.

Reliable by design

Late if necessary. Never quietly lost.

If a post fails, Steady retries automatically. If Chrome was closed at posting time, the post catches up when Chrome opens again and tells you what happened.
Your queuestays localYour Chromeuses your sessionYour Skoolreceives the post

Private by architecture

Your content does not pass through us.

Steady runs inside your own browser and publishes through the Skool session you are already using. Your queue, drafts and history stay on your machine. The optional local MCP bridge lets Claude Code, Codex or another compatible agent schedule and post for you, while following the same local-first rule.

One plan. No maze.

Everything Steady does, for one monthly price.

No annual lock-in and no feature ladder to decode. Try the whole extension for seven days, then keep it for as long as it earns its place.

Steady monthly

$29 / month

Seven days free · no card needed
  • Calendar and agenda queue
  • Bulk CSV import with images
  • Skool-compatible formatting
  • Automatic retries and catch-up posting
  • Queue backup and export
  • MCP bridge for Claude Code and Codex
Add Steady to Chrome

Founding 10 · Indigo AI members first

$139 once

Includes future Steady updates. No recurring payment.Available for the first ten buyers only.Install Steady to claim a place ↗

The honest bits

What to know before you install it.

Does Chrome need to be open?

Yes. Steady publishes from your own logged-in browser session, so Chrome must be running at the scheduled time. Minimized is fine. If it was closed, the post fires after Chrome reopens.

Where does my content go?

Your drafts, schedule and history stay in this browser. Posts go directly from your browser to Skool using your existing session. Steady never asks for or stores your Skool password or session cookie.

Can I post to communities I do not own?

Yes. Steady can schedule into the Skool communities you are a member of, subject to the posting access you already have inside that community.

What can the MCP bridge do?

When enabled, the local MCP bridge lets Claude Code, Codex or another compatible agent read your queue, schedule posts, publish now and cancel items. It uses a token-checked connection on this computer, so your content still does not pass through EPIC.

Is Steady made by Skool?

No. Steady is an independent Chrome extension by EPIC AI Agency. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Skool.

Thirty-one posts do not need thirty-one starts.

Put the month somewhere steady.

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