Recycle your evergreen content into Instagram Stories

A Story doesn’t stay up for long, so a good shot goes out once and then sits in a folder.

Anything you’d happily post again: tips, behind-the-scenes, event photos, a back catalogue.

Storydump picks by the same five rules every day. You can see today’s card on the home page.

1. New goes first. Anything never posted leads the line.
2. Then the longest wait. After that, whatever has gone longest without a turn.
3. Thirty days’ rest. Anything posted sits out 30 days before it can come up again.
4. Skip means later. A skipped Story sits out 45 days, then rejoins the line.
5. Reject means never. It won’t come up again.

Both day counts are defaults you can change in Settings.

Connect a Google Drive folder for each kind of content and give each its share. The mix decides which folder is up, and the first two rules pick within it.

Keep a folder full instead of building a calendar. Storydump checks your folders about every six hours, and Sync in the dashboard checks right away. New files go to the front. For how the daily routine fits together, read the guide.

Count the photos and videos you’d happily post again, then divide by Stories a day. That’s your runway. Anything posted rests 30 days, so a small library needs fewer Stories a day, or a few more files.

Online shops, niche and community pages, creators, and freelancers with a few accounts, each with its own schedule and rotation.

1. 1

   Join the waitlist. We’re inviting people in small batches, and we’ll email you when your spot is ready. Join the waitlist

2. 2

   Make sure your Instagram account is a professional account (Business or Creator). Instagram account guide

3. 3

   Put your photos and videos in Google Drive, one folder for each kind of Story. Folder guide

4. 4

   Once you’re in, connect Instagram with its own login and Google Drive read-only, pick your folders, and set Stories a day, hours and time zone. Linking a Telegram group is optional. The full setup guide