How to schedule Kick Chat Messages
- Sign in with Kick. On the calendar page choose Add Channel, then Kick. Sign in with Kick and approve the permissions. PostDelegate asks to read your user and channel details and to write chat messages.
- Write the message. Choose Create Post and select the Kick channel. Write the message, up to 500 characters of text.
- Add replies if you need them. Add more entries to the post if you want follow-ups. They are sent as replies to the first message.
- Schedule it. Pick a date and time and choose Add to Calendar. Use Save as draft to hold it back, or Post now to send it right away.
What you can publish to Kick
Kick is a live-streaming platform. Connecting it lets PostDelegate send a scheduled message to your channel's chat, which is handy for a recurring reminder, a link or a schedule note at a time you choose.
Each post is sent as a chat message of up to 500 characters. Messages are text only, so images and video are not sent. Follow-up entries in a post are sent as replies to the first message. Kick has no extra post settings.
- Sign in with Kick from Add Channel.
- Write a chat message of up to 500 characters.
- Add follow-up entries to send replies to the first message.
Before connecting
- Messages are text only. Images and video are not sent.
- If Kick stops accepting the saved sign-in, the channel asks you to reconnect and scheduled messages will not send until you do.
Read the Kick guide in our documentation for connection steps, post settings and troubleshooting.
Plan Kick with the rest of your channels
Kick sits on the same calendar as every other channel you connect. In one post you can pick several channels, write the content once and adjust it for each, and every channel keeps its own settings. Save a draft to review a post first, choose Add to Calendar to schedule it, or choose Post now to send it immediately. The scheduling guide covers drafts, repeats, previews and time slots.
Use Claude or ChatGPT with Kick
PostDelegate runs an MCP server, so an assistant you already use can look at your Kick channel, read its rules and create a draft for you to review. AI is bring-your-own, and PostDelegate never charges for it. Setup guides: Claude, ChatGPT, and what a social media MCP server is.
Review the whole post
Check the destination, wording, media and time before scheduling. Look at the result in your workspace after publication; a queued item is not a published-post confirmation.