One piece,
fourteen networks
You write the post once, adjust it where it needs adjusting and drop it into the brand calendar. Every network keeps its own format and its own hour.
From the idea to the calendar
Connect the accounts of the brand
Every brand has its own connected accounts and its own calendar. What you schedule in one never turns up in the other.
Write the piece and adjust it per network
One base text for all of them and whatever changes you want on each, without duplicating the post or losing sight of the whole.
Schedule it and follow its status
You pick the day and the hour, the piece lands on the calendar, and its status says where it is at every moment.
What you get
Everything it takes to run the week of one brand, with no second tool open alongside.
Fourteen networks from one place
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Reddit, Google Business, Telegram, WhatsApp, Snapchat and Discord.
The format each network asks for
Feed post, reel, carousel, story, video or short, depending on what the account accepts.
One calendar per brand
The week or the month of that brand, with the hour of every post and nothing from another.
Four statuses and no doubt
Draft, Pending approval, Scheduled and Published. The status is the first thing you see on a piece.
The files come from the library
Every attachment comes from the media library of the brand, so a video is uploaded once and reused.
Trial reels on Instagram
A Reel shown first to people who do not follow you. Instagram decides afterwards whether it stays on the profile.
Who it is for
The calendar and the networks are in every plan, for all three audiences. An agency runs the calendar of each client, a creator the calendars of their own brands and a company its own.
- Agencies
- Creators
- Companies
Common questions
Can I post the same thing to several networks at once?
Yes. You write the piece once, pick the accounts it goes to and change on each one whatever you want to change. It is still a single post on the calendar.
What happens if a network fails to publish?
The post is marked as failed with the reason the network returned, and the accounts that did go out are not affected. You can fix it and schedule it again.
Does every piece have to be approved?
Only if you turn that on. Approvals is a separate module: with it on for a client, a piece waits for one yes, from your team or from the client, before it is scheduled; without it, it goes from draft straight to the calendar.
Schedule your first
week today
Connect an account, write a piece and leave it on the calendar. Fourteen days to see it with your own content.