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Content calendar · August
Works across every channel you publish to
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Channels
Published automatically
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Back a week
At roughly a post a day
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Queue
Every brand, every channel
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Reminders to action
It posts, you do not
Four views of one queue
Switch between them below — it is the same content, seen the way each job needs it.
See the whole month at a glance
Every brand and channel on one grid, colour-coded by platform. Spot the Tuesday with nothing on it and the Thursday with four things stacked at 9am — and fix both by dragging.
Content calendar · August
A calendar that actually publishes
Most schedulers remind you to post. This one posts.
See the gaps before your audience does
A month view across every brand and channel makes the holes obvious — the quiet week, the day with four posts stacked on one hour. Drag to fix it and the schedule updates on the spot.
- Month, week and queue views over every connected channel
- Drag a post to a new slot — it reschedules immediately
- Clashes and empty days visible before they become a problem
Up next
Product launch reel
Today · 9:00 AM
Customer story thread
Tue · 6:30 PM
Behind the scenes
Wed · 8:00 PM
Learned from your audience, not a blog post
The recommendation comes from your own engagement history, per channel and per brand. A generic 'best time to post' chart is an average of everyone else's audience, and following it costs you reach.
- Calculated from your posts, your audience, your timezone
- A separate peak for every channel and every brand
- One click to snap a queued post to the next best slot
Best times to post
Peak: Wed–Fri, 8 PM · learned from your data
Set the evergreen ones once
Weekly tips, monthly promos and the Friday round-up do not need re-creating every cycle. Set the cadence once, or upload a spreadsheet and fill a whole month in a single pass.
- Recurring rules with an end date or an indefinite run
- Bulk upload a month of posts from one CSV
- Per-platform tweaks survive the bulk import
This week's queue
12 scheduled · next in 2h 14m
9:00 AM
Product launch reel
Instagram · Auto
1:30 PM
Founder thread
X · Auto
6:30 PM
Customer story
LinkedIn · Auto
Everything the calendar can do
Included from the free plan up, across every channel.
Visual calendar
Month and week views across every brand, colour-coded by platform and draggable.
Best-time engine
Peak slots learned from your own numbers.
Recurring posts
Evergreen content on a cadence you set once.
Bulk upload
A month of posts from a single spreadsheet.
Per-platform edits
One idea, tailored copy and media for each channel.
Drafts & approvalsAgency
Hold a post until the right person signs it off.
Timezone handling
Schedule in your time, publish in theirs.
Publish history
What went out, where, when, and how it performed — with failures and their reasons kept rather than hidden.
Up and running in three steps
Step 01
Connect your channels
OAuth into every account once. No passwords stored, and you can revoke any of them whenever you like.
Step 02
Fill the queue
Write, generate or bulk-upload. Set a time, or let the best-time engine choose it for you.
Step 03
Walk away
Posts go out on their own. You get the results in analytics, not a reminder to go and publish.
Plan the month, then forget it
The point of a queue is the week you get back once it is full.
The difference it actually makes
Posting as you remember to
- A phone alarm at 9am telling you to go and post
- Nothing goes out the week things get busy
- Publishing whenever you happen to be free, not when anyone is watching
- Five apps open, the same caption pasted into each
With a queue that publishes itself
- A month filled in one sitting, then it runs on its own
- Quiet weeks visible on the calendar before they happen
- Every post landing at your audience's measured peak
- One composer, every channel, per-platform tweaks intact
A scheduler that only reminds you to post is a to-do list with extra steps.
Every channel here connects over its official API, so posts publish whether or not you are awake.
Questions, answered
Does it really publish on its own, or just remind me?
It publishes. Every channel is connected through its official API over OAuth, so posts go out at the scheduled time without you being there. The one exception is anything a platform itself does not permit to be automated, which we flag on the post rather than failing silently.
How many posts can I schedule?
Pro and Agency are unlimited. The Free plan includes 4 scheduled posts as a lifetime trial — enough to see the whole flow work end to end before you decide.
Where does the best-time recommendation come from?
Your own engagement history on that channel, for that brand. It needs a handful of posts before it has an opinion; until then it falls back to sensible defaults for the platform and tells you it is doing so rather than pretending to know.
Can I customise a post per platform?
Yes, and you should. Write the idea once, then adjust the caption, hashtags and media per channel before it queues. Character limits are enforced per platform as you edit.
What happens if a post fails to publish?
It is retried, and if it still cannot go out you are told — with the reason the platform gave, not a generic error. A failed post stays in the queue so you can fix and reschedule it, rather than discovering a hole in the calendar a week later.
Does it handle timezones properly?
You schedule in your own timezone and we publish in the platform's. Best-time recommendations are calculated in your audience's timezone, which is the one that actually matters for reach.
Get your Mondays back.
Fill a week in one sitting and let it publish itself. Free to start, no card required.