Wondering how you can send delayed text messages automatically on iPhone? Well, this guide will help you out. There is a newly released tweak named Kairos that can help you resolve the issue. Since it is a tweak hosted on Cydia, you need to jailbreak your device first to be able to install these packages. Text message scheduling is a useful feature that I’m surprised Apple hasn’t already built into iOS’ Messages app as a stock feature. After all, sometimes you want to wish someone a Happy Birthday or wish them a great holiday and you may remember before the fact, but you forget when the time actually comes. Kairos the tweak is built completely into the stock Messages app without any app icons added to the Home screen. To use the tweak after you install it, you can tap and hold on the Send button when you type out an iMessage or SMS message in the text field in the Messages app. When you do, you’ll notice two options that are reminiscent of biteSMS: schedule and switch service. For the record, the switch service button lets you choose between sending the message as an iMessage or an SMS message, but the schedule button is the one we’re going to be focusing on in this review. When you tap on it, you’ll get a date and time combo box that asks you to select a date and time to send the message you are scheduling. At the top of the interface, there is a button labeled Send Now that cancels the schedule and lets you send the message immediately. Kairos is an easy-to-use message schedule for iOS that works with both iMessage and SMS messages. You can grab it from Cydia’s BigBoss repository right now for a one-time payment of $0.99. Check it out!
