Ever wished you could send a WhatsApp message later, like a birthday wish at midnight or a work reminder right on time, without staying awake or setting alarms? You’re not alone. While WhatsApp still doesn’t offer a built-in message scheduling feature, some workarounds get the job done. One of the most popular and reliable options is SKEDit. It takes a bit of setup, but once done, it works smoothly. Here’s a simple, detailed, and easy-to-follow guide to help you schedule WhatsApp messages on Android.
What you need before you start Step-by-step guide to scheduling WhatsApp messages Step 1: Download and Open SKEDit Also read: Is your mobile charger real or fake? Know the 10 hidden dangers of dummy chargers
Step 2: Start creating a scheduled message Step 3: Complete the ‘check requirements’ setup At this stage, SKEDit will ask you to complete a ‘Check requirements’ process. This is essential for the app to send messages automatically. You’ll need to enable the following permissions one by one: Once all permissions are enabled, you’ll see a blue ‘i’ icon at the top, which means everything is set, and you’re ready to move forward. Also read: Tired of constant WhatsApp messages from your boss? Get summaries of texts without read receipts
Step 4: Select ‘contact’ for the message Step 5: Write your message and set the time Your message is now officially scheduled. Step 6: Let SKEDit send the message Also read: How to stop WhatsApp media from filling your phone storage
Important things to keep in mind Scheduling WhatsApp messages on Android isn’t exactly straightforward, but it does work. Apps like SKEDit make it possible to send messages right on time without you having to remember or manually send them.
Until WhatsApp adds an official scheduling feature, this is the best workaround Android users have.
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