Most calendars hide what you scheduled behind "see more" and a row of statuses you can't tell apart without clicking. Maeve puts it all on the grid. Drag a scheduled card to a new day, read failed, pending, scheduled, and sent straight off the color bar, and pin a sticky note on a launch when the reminder isn't a post yet. Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest share the one calendar.
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Switch to week and the same posts spread across the seven days by the hour, so the cards get bigger and a busy Tuesday is obvious at a glance. Drag one to a new day or time and the schedule updates everywhere that post shows up. It's the view for the stretch you're actually working, when the month is too wide and a single day is too narrow.
List view drops the grid and sorts the same posts into notes, drafts, needs approval, and posted, each in its own section with a count. It's how you sweep a stuck approval or scan every draft without the noise of the grid, and the review column tells you whether a post is waiting on the team or the client.
Filter by status, channel, label, assignee, or a failures-only toggle, and layer as many as you like. The same filters stay put when you switch between month, week, and list, so narrowing to every Instagram post with the emerald-cut label follows you across all three views.
Send a client the plan without giving them a login. A snapshot link shows a read-only version of the calendar for the date range you pick, and you choose exactly which fields go public: captions and media can show while internal notes, assignees, reviewer emails, and errors never do. Update the calendar later and the same link publishes the new version.
One date-first view of the whole posting schedule, with enough structure to plan a month and enough safety that nothing goes out at the wrong time.
The calendar is the date-first view. Switching to another view doesn't copy anything; it shows the same posts in the shape that fits the job.
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A social media content calendar is a schedule for upcoming posts across your channels. It shows what is drafted, pending approval, scheduled, sent, or failed, so you can plan campaigns by date instead of managing each post in a separate tab.
A template helps you plan the month in a static file, and the guide to building a social media content calendar walks through that. Maeve is a live calendar, so each card is a real post that can move from draft to approval to scheduled and sent. If a grid isn't the shape you want, the Workbench opens the same posts as planning pages and tables.
All three share the same posts. Use the calendar to schedule and watch what's going out, the Workbench to build content in tables and planning pages, and the Board to move posts through kanban approval lanes. Switching views doesn't duplicate anything.
The calendar is the visual posting schedule for Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest. Plan the month, work the week, or open list view to see the queue auto-sorted into drafts, approvals, and posted.
Both. It works as a social media post planner for a single account and as a marketing content calendar when a team is planning campaigns across all eight platforms together. Every card is a real post, not a row in a spreadsheet, so planning the month and publishing it happen in the same place.
All eight: Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest. They share one calendar, one filter set, and one workspace timezone.
In month and week views, drag a scheduled card to a new day and confirm the time. The schedule updates everywhere that post appears. Drafts and sent posts stay anchored, since they don't have a time to move.
Sticky notes pin to specific days and come in five colors: yellow, pink, blue, green, and purple. Use them for campaign launches, holidays, or content prompts that aren't ready to be drafts. Notes are draggable in month view and show up in the day's count badge alongside posts.
The same posts as the month and week, auto-sorted into notes, drafts, requires approval, and posted. There's a density toggle for compact or full rows. Useful when the grid adds noise and you want to scan one type of post at a time.
Each card carries a status color bar. Failed is red, pending approval amber, drafts dashed, sent dimmed, archived slate. There's also a failures-only toggle in the filter that promotes failed and cancelled posts when you want to sweep them in one pass.
Filter by status, channel, label, assignee, and archive visibility, plus a failures-only toggle. Use one filter or layer several. The same filters stay applied when you switch between month, week, and list views.
Yes. Generate a read-only snapshot link for a date range you pick. You choose which fields go public, so captions and media can show while internal notes, assignees, reviewer emails, and errors never do. Update the calendar later and the same link publishes the new version.
Archived posts are hidden by default. Open the filter and switch Archive to "archived only" or "all states" to bring them back onto the calendar. You can restore from the editor.
Times render in the workspace timezone, with daylight-saving handled per calendar date. A 9am post is the 9am post, including across DST switches.
Not yet. Each post is scheduled to a specific date and time. If you want to repeat content, the Reuse as new draft option copies a sent or scheduled post into a fresh draft you can edit and reschedule.