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Scheduled and recurring freezes
Recurring release windows and one-off holiday freezes, with the timezone and daylight-saving rules Fwozen guarantees.
Schedules are recurring or one-off freeze windows defined in a real timezone. A Friday 17:00 → Monday 09:00 window ends at 09:00 local even when the clocks change in between, because the end of a window is a calendar offset on the wall clock rather than a duration in seconds. That distinction is the entire reason this feature is careful.
- Daily, weekly, monthly by date, or one-off.
- Every draft shows its next five occurrences in both the schedule’s timezone and yours, computed by the same code that will enqueue them — a preview that disagrees with the scheduler would be worse than no preview.
- Occurrences that cross a daylight-saving change say so, before you save.
- Scheduled and recurring freezes are in the free tier.
This page is expanding at launch with the overlap-precedence rules and the holiday calendar import.
Last updated 29 July 2026