The Shortcuts app has a wide library that covers various event, travel, communication, and iPhone setting situations; many of them could be used in conjunction with text messages. However, most of these options may be more suitable for text messages that need to be sent on a regular, recurring schedule. If you simply want to send a text message in the future but have no need for it to happen repeatedly, consider downloading a third-party app that will let you send delayed one-time text messages.
Some of the highly rated options from the App Store include Reminderbase, Kyew, Moxy Messenger, and Carrier Messaging, to name a few. All these apps will enable you to schedule text messages to send at a later time. Just find one that has an interface or navigational style that works best for your visual preferences. However, there are a few caveats — you might need to get a paid subscription to unlock certain text-sending features. In addition, you may be required to send texts from a randomly generated phone number instead of your personal one, a feature that a lot of marketers, salespeople, and the like — aka the people who normally use and pay for premium text scheduler app services — prefer to use.
If these potential scenarios don’t bother you, then turning to a third-party app for your future text messaging needs may be worth it. If not, then maybe the best option is familiarizing yourself with the iPhone’s own Shortcuts app. If you have a need to send a delayed and non-recurring (one-time) text message, just remember to delete the automation after it is executed.
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