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Week + month views
Switch with one key. The grid keeps its shape so your eye isn't re-learning the layout every time you zoom out.
Eight channels, one grid. Drag to reschedule, spot the two-post Tuesday before it ships, and trust the queue even when you haven't opened it in four days.
Drag to reschedule
Grab a post, move it, done. Calendar updates the schedule queue in the same beat; if there's a downstream rule — a reply window, a template end — the system tells you instead of silently breaking it.

Ghost queue & conflicts
Faded ghost slots show where your cadence expects a post. Conflict chips flag two LinkedIns in an hour, back-to-back carousels, or a day that skipped the channel you promised.
Two LinkedIn posts within 42 minutes
Tue 16:00 and 16:42. Your audience skews one-per-day here.
Instagram silent Wed + Thu
You've averaged one reel every 36h. Suggest a slot Thu 12:00.
Launch beat 4 of 7 missing
Template says FAQ post on day 5. Drafted — needs approval.
Cadence settings — per-channel 'one a day, skip Sundays'.
In the drawer · not yet on the shelf
Cadence & templates
Tell the Calendar your cadence — three a week for LinkedIn, daily for X, one a week for YouTube — and it turns the next four weeks into a queue you can fill with drafts, templates, or the Composer. Miss a week, the cadence pauses, not panics.
What ships with Calendar
Not a timeline plug-in. The calendar is how you think in weeks — drag, filter, triage, and ship without opening six tabs.
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Switch with one key. The grid keeps its shape so your eye isn't re-learning the layout every time you zoom out.
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Grab a post, drop it where it fits. A snap-to-best-time guide lines the drop up with your cadence, not the clock.
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Focus on LinkedIn when you're in LinkedIn mode. Bring the rest back when you want the whole weather map.
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Draft, scheduled, published, failed — coloured chips on each post. You can triage a week without opening a single card.
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We warn you before you queue three LinkedIn posts in an hour, or ship to a channel that's mid-outage.
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Nothing ships overnight unless you say so. The same rule applies to every automation; the calendar doesn't break it on a whim.