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A week planned from your strategy

The calendar is generated from your playbook, not from a blank page. Posts land on the right day, in the right channel, carrying this week's message. You review, it ships.

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Content calendar Week 27
MonTueWedThuFri
IG · 9:00Behind the scenes: support team AMA
LI · 10:30Why we bundle onboarding + support
FB · 11:00Customer story: migration in 20 min
X · 16:00Uptime thread, 12 months of data
IG · 9:00Reel: 3 things vendors won't tell you
3 drafts generated From Playbook · Positioning v2

New counter-message applied to this week's LinkedIn and X drafts. Awaiting your review.

What you get

Scheduling is the easy part. Strategy is the point.

Everything a scheduler does, publishing included, plus the part no scheduler can do: knowing what to say.

Planned from the playbook

Cadence, channels and themes come straight from your approved strategy. No Monday-morning "what should we post" meetings.

Direct scheduling and publishing

Connect your channels once and publish straight from the calendar, or schedule and let it ship on time.

Rebuilds when the market moves

When you accept a playbook change mid-week, the Planner redrafts the affected slots. This week's content reflects this week's market.

Multi-channel view

Facebook, Instagram, X and LinkedIn in one calendar, with platform-fit formats per slot.

How it works

From setup to signal, step by step

Step 1

Playbook approved

The calendar reads your strategy: audiences, channels, cadence, current message.

Step 2

Planner drafts the week

Slots fill with drafted posts, each tied to a playbook theme.

Step 3

You review

Approve, edit or swap drafts. The Content Policy has already checked each one.

Step 4

It ships on schedule

Approved posts publish to your connected channels at their slot time.

Questions

Good questions, straight answers

Facebook, Instagram, X and LinkedIn through connected accounts. You can also keep any slot as draft-only and publish manually where you prefer.

No. Every slot goes through your review by default. Approvals can be batched, but silence never means consent.

A rolling week by default, with the next week drafting as the current one ships. You can plan further ahead manually.

If you accept the resulting playbook change, the Planner proposes redrafts for the affected upcoming slots. Already-published posts stay untouched.

Oppira

Stop planning content from a blank page

Connect your channels and let your strategy write the calendar.

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