Social Media Planning Tracker
Plan it, schedule it, don't lose track of it
What it does
Content Calendar is a single-file social media planning tool built around an actual month calendar view, not a spreadsheet pretending to be one. Add posts with a platform, a status (Idea, Draft, Scheduled, Published), and a date, and they show up as color-coded chips right on the calendar. Anything scheduled that slips past its date without being published gets flagged automatically. No account, no app, no subscription — just a clear, visual view of what's going out and when.
Most content calendars are either a spreadsheet that doesn't feel like a calendar, or a full social media management platform that's overkill for one person or a small team. Content Calendar is neither — it's a real month-view calendar where you can see, at a glance, what's going out and when.Add a post, pick a platform, set a status — Idea, Draft, Scheduled, or Published — and if you give it a da
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