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Distribution

Content Calendar

The whole pipeline on one screen, so nothing ships the day you remember it.

Included on the Free plan5 MCP tools

The problem this solves

You publish when you feel like publishing, which is why there are four posts in one week and then nothing for a month. Consistency is what makes content compound, and an ad-hoc schedule is the thing preventing it.

What it does

Plan posts, emails and campaigns by channel and date, and see the gaps before they happen. Items carry their channel, their status and the product they belong to, so an agency running several clients never has one bleeding into another.

What you end up with

The output, not the description. This is what exists in your account after you use it.

  • A dated plan per channel, with the empty weeks visible rather than discovered.
  • Status per item from idea to published, so half-finished drafts stop being invisible.
  • Publishing to connected platforms without leaving the calendar.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Plan a month, not a post

    The gaps are the point. One post scheduled is a task; a month laid out is a plan you can keep.

  2. 2

    Pick channels from your persona

    Where your buyer already is beats where posting is easiest.

  3. 3

    Publish and log

    Published items feed the execution dashboard, so content stops being separate from everything else you do.

Where to find it

In the app

Sign in and open /content — the content calendar.

Included on the Free plan.

From your AI tool

Connect the MCP server and drive it from Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT:

  • create_content
  • list_content
  • manage_content
  • publish_content_to_platform
  • calendar_schedule_content

Works with

Templates

Email sequences, outreach scripts and landing copy, filled in with your product.

Execution Dashboard

What you did, what it produced, and whether this week beat last week.

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Video & Image Creatives

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Start with the content calendar

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