Twitter Spaces: You Can Now Schedule a Space For Later

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Twitter has announced that you can now schedule Twitter Space for later, and listeners can also subscribe to a scheduled space for a reminder once the host starts the space.

Twitter has been on a roll since the launch of Twitter ‘Fleet’ –  a new feature that enables Twitter users to join in on momentary, or trending conversations without actually tweeting about it on the timeline – and Spaces late last year.

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Space is an audio-only feature modeled after popular audio-chat platform, Clubhouse. When it launched Spaces, Twitter said it believes “the human voice can bring a layer of connectivity to the platform [Twitter] through emotion, nuance, and empathy often lost in text.”

Spaces received a warm reception from Twitter users, especially users with Android devices who felt left out by Club house’s decision to build its platform for only IOS devices.

Related Article: How to Host Twitter Spaces On Android and iOS Devices

How to Schedule Spaces For Later

At the moment, hosts can only schedule a Twitter space for up to 14 days in advance. A host can, however, still create impromptu spaces in that time, but can only have a max of one upcoming scheduled space.

Schedule Space for Later
  • First, you need to open up Spaces
  • Tap Schedule for later and pick the date and time you’d like to schedule your space to go live
  • Then hit ‘Next

You can then invite listeners to your scheduled space via Twitter DM, a link, or via a tweet. As your scheduled start time approaches, you will receive push and in-app notifications reminding you to start your space on time. You can also cancel your scheduled Space at any time.

Guests can sign up for reminder notifications from a scheduled space card in a Tweet. When the Host starts the scheduled space, subscribed guests will also get notified via push and in-app notifications.

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Daniel Moses Oluwadanie is a tech writer based in Nigeria with extensive experience in mobile apps, social media, and fintech. At Dignited.com, he specializes in writing practical how-tos, smartphone reviews, and consumer tech news—helping readers make sense of the digital tools they use every day. With a finger on the pulse of Nigeria’s tech scene, Daniel delivers insights that are both timely and relatable.


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