When you want to text someone, but it is too late or you’ll forget if you wait to send, do you ever wish iMessage had a tool similar to schedule send in Gmail?
I wonder if iMessage can do that technologically.
It would completely transform the game.
iMessage actually has a nifty feature where you can see when your message has been opened or read by the recipient. How cool is that? It’s like having a superpower that lets you know what’s happening on the other side.
One of the best apps I’ve used for scheduling messages on iPhone is Auto Sender. It lets you set messages to be sent at a specific time in the future, and it will automatically send them for you. While you do need to purchase credits for automatic sending, this app is the most affordable option I’ve found.
For iPhone, one of the best apps I’ve used for sending messages is Text Auto Sender. It works well and is unique in that it actually sends the message automatically at the scheduled time, rather than just notifying you. There is a small cost involved because Apple does not allow apps to send messages directly from your device, so the developers send them from their server. The advantage is that the text can be sent even if your phone is off, which is a nice feature.