A month of posts, and which platforms each slot feeds
The calendar itself. Seeing a month at once, reading which platforms a slot is going out to, and moving a post to a different day without rewriting it.
Watch
What it does
What is on the screen
A month fits on one view
Every scheduled post sits on its day. The empty stretch next fortnight is visible before it becomes a silence anybody notices.
Each slot shows its platforms
The platform marks sit on the post, so you can see at a glance that Thursday is going everywhere and Friday only to one.
Moving a post is dragging it
Drag it to another day and the schedule updates. You are not editing a date field or rebuilding the post.
How it works
Working the calendar
- Open the planner on the month view.
- Read across for gaps rather than down at individual posts.
- Drag anything bunched up onto an empty day.
- Fill the worst gap before you write anything new.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- A full calendar looks like progress and is not. Twenty scheduled posts saying nothing is still twenty posts saying nothing.
- The month view hides the wording. You can schedule a fortnight without rereading a single post, and it shows.
- Moving a post does not re-time it per platform. It goes at the same moment everywhere.
Related
Related
Social media planner
The core loop: writing once and choosing platforms.
Scheduling weeks of posts
Filling this calendar in volume rather than one at a time.
Content AI
Drafting the post that goes in the empty slot.
Find your longest gap
Log in, open the month view, and fill the longest empty run before you write anything else.