One calendar for everything you have scheduled.
Every piece of content with a date shows up here by itself, coloured by its campaign. Month and week views, plus a panel of the launches coming up in the next thirty days.
Nothing is entered twice. A piece with a date shows up here, coloured by the campaign it belongs to, and moving it moves the work rather than a copy of it.
The month
What's on the calendar.
Give a piece of content a date and it appears here on its own, coloured by the campaign it belongs to. Switch to the week view for detail, and come back to today in one tap. Under the grid, a panel shows the launches you have committed to in the next thirty days.
The calendar updates itself from the content board.
See your month laid out day by day.
Every scheduled piece appears on its due date. Drag it to a new day and the work itself is rescheduled, not a copy of it.
- See every scheduled piece on the day it is due
- Tell campaigns apart at a glance by their colours
- Switch between month and week views
- Come back to today in one tap
- Reschedule by dragging a piece to a new day
Never let a launch sneak up on you.
Launches get their own panel under the grid, so the dates that matter most never get lost among the day-to-day.
- See every launch in the next thirty days in one panel
- Check which channels each launch runs on
- See who owns each launch
- See the content already attached to it
Access
Who can do what.
Anyone can put a date on their own work. Moving somebody else's work, or changing a launch date the business has promised customers, is for whoever owns the plan.
See the calendar and everything scheduled on it.
Schedule your own work and move it.
Reschedule the team's work and commit launch dates.
Choose what the calendar shows and who sees it.
Admin is the highest role and can do everything above, so it is worth giving it only to the few people who really need it.
One month, start to finish
Nine pieces scheduled, none entered twice.
Every entry came from a piece of content that already existed on the board, coloured by the campaign it serves. The two launch dates that mattered had their own panel, and the grid held everything else.
The date is set on the content piece itself, right where the work is already happening.