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Social media content calendar

Built for the case nobody designs for: more than one account, at the same time, in one head.

Free plan, no card. Your first 14 days include Creator Pack.

Most editorial calendars assume one brand

Run three and you are logging in and out, holding three tones apart in your head, and rebuilding the same week three times in a spreadsheet. The content planner that was meant to remove the admin becomes the admin.

One social media content calendar, every brand

The week sits in a 7-day grid with time slots, one brand at a time, and switching brand swaps the content without a reload. The planning tools sit where the decisions are made, so your social media posting schedule is built in the grid rather than next to it.

  • A best-times heatmap that says where its data comes from: your own posts, an audience estimate or the platform norm.
  • A weekly posting cap per platform, so one network does not swallow the week.
  • Recommend a week: a first draft of the plan you can then move around.
  • Export the week to PDF, Excel or plain text.
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From approved plan to published post

Send your client an approval link; they review the week without creating an account. Once it is approved, the posts publish through your connected accounts to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest and X, on time and with the app closed. Nothing has to run on your computer.

What you actually get

A 7-day grid with time slots for each brand.

A best-times heatmap that names its source.

A client approval link that works without an account.

Exports to PDF, Excel and plain text.

Publishing to 8 networks straight from the calendar.

Your next post is already trending somewhere.

Questions people actually ask

What is a social media content calendar?

It is the plan of what goes out where and when, laid out by day. Here it is also where the posts publish from, so the plan and the posting cannot drift apart.

Can I publish straight from the calendar?

Yes. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest and X publish through your connected accounts. No desktop app is needed, and scheduled posts go out even when you are offline.

How does client approval work?

You share a link to the week. Your client opens it without an account, reviews the posts and approves them.

Where do the best times come from?

From your own past posts where there are enough of them, otherwise from an audience estimate or the platform norm. The heatmap labels which one it is using.

Can a team share one calendar?

Yes, on the largest plan: team members get roles, tasks, chat and presence, so you can see who is working where. Smaller plans are single-user.

What happens to a post that fails to publish?

It stays in the calendar marked as failed, with the reason, instead of disappearing.

Your next post is already trending somewhere.

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Free plan, no card. Your first 14 days include Creator Pack.