Why do some tools post broken links on Bluesky?

Bluesky requires links to be sent as structured 'rich-text facets' rather than plain text for them to render as clickable — Tesselith handles this automatically so links always work correctly.

Does Tesselith support any Bluesky instance or just the main one?

Bluesky, unlike Mastodon, runs on a single primary network (bsky.social and its AT Protocol), and that's what Tesselith connects to.

Bluesky

Schedule Bluesky posts from one calendar

Post to Bluesky with real links, images, and threaded replies. With Tesselith, you compose once, preview exactly what will publish, and schedule it to Bluesky — right next to every other network you run.

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What you can do on Bluesky

Rich-text link facets that stay clickable in the post, rather than posting as plain unlinked text the way some basic integrations do

Up to four images per post, matching Bluesky's own media limit

Likes, reposts, and reply counts tracked alongside your other connected networks

How scheduling Bluesky posts works

Bluesky has become a real second home for communities that moved off X, and it's one of the networks most scheduling tools still don't support well. Tesselith handles Bluesky's rich-text link facets (so links stay properly clickable, not just plain text), image posts, and threaded replies.

Connect Bluesky through its official authorization flow — we never see your password. Write your post in the composer, tailor it for Bluesky if you like, attach media, and pick a time. Tesselith queues it and publishes at the moment you chose, then reports back so you always know it landed.

Bluesky scheduling: questions people ask

Why do some tools post broken links on Bluesky?: Bluesky requires links to be sent as structured 'rich-text facets' rather than plain text for them to render as clickable — Tesselith handles this automatically so links always work correctly.
Does Tesselith support any Bluesky instance or just the main one?: Bluesky, unlike Mastodon, runs on a single primary network (bsky.social and its AT Protocol), and that's what Tesselith connects to.

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