Schedules

A schedule runs a flow on its own at times you pick on the Mac’s clock. Each flow can have one schedule with up to eight times a day, a phone for each role or any free phone, and a wait rule for when the phone is in use. The flow’s page shows the next time, and the menu bar lists what is coming up.

What it does

Setting	Choices
Days	Every day, weekdays, some days, or once
Times	Up to 8 a day, on the Mac’s clock
Phones	A named phone per role, or any free phone
If the phone is busy	Wait 0 to 240 minutes, then skip with a reason
On	A switch to pause the schedule without removing it
Tell me only when it fails	On by default, so a passed run makes no notice

When a time comes and the phone is free, the run starts and its report says it was started by the schedule. When the phone is busy, the run waits in line for as long as the wait rule allows, then runs or is skipped with a reason you can read. A time the Mac missed, for example while asleep, is skipped unless the Mac is back within the wait or two minutes, whichever is longer.

The flow’s page shows Next: … at HH:mm. The menu bar’s Scheduled list shows up to five coming runs with Today, Tomorrow, a date, or Waiting until a phone is free. A skipped time and a failed run both post a notice. See settings for the notices.

Step by step

1. Open the flow and click Schedule.
2. Pick the days and add up to eight times.
3. Pick a phone for each role, or leave it as any free phone.
4. Set how long a run may wait for a busy phone.
5. Turn the schedule On. The flow’s page shows the next time. Remove schedule takes it away.

The app’s schedules have no MCP, REST or command-line call, and a connected app that tries is refused. On the current release an agent cannot start a flow run over the API either, since the engine does not serve the flow tools. Runs start in the app.

Limits

• One schedule per flow.
• The menu bar’s Scheduled list is proved by unit tests only. Not yet opened on a real device.
• A time is handled before its run starts, so it never starts twice, also after a restart. Saving a schedule counts only times after now.

Proof

Proof

Proved on an iPhone 11 (iOS 27) on a cable, 15 Oct 2026, by a Silan worker: a schedule started run_re9fs799ax, which passed 8 of 8 steps and named the schedule as its starter. With the phone busy and a wait of 0 the time was skipped with a reason. With a wait of 15 minutes run_mttn7il0lc waited in line, then ran and passed. Run 20261015-045213-86795. The schedule form, days, times and the wait rule with no phone, 14 Oct 2026, runs 20261014-190033-42872 and 20261014-193107-62597. Source: verify-silan feature map, schedules and notices.

The Schedule sheet: repeat, times, the device, what to do when it is busy, and when to tell you.