The calendar
Where: /launches, the app’s home screen
The calendar is both the plan and the record: scheduled posts, drafts and published posts all sit on the same grid.
| View | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Day | Rows built from your channels’ time slots, plus any time that already has a post |
| Week | Seven columns, 24 hourly rows |
| Month | A six by seven grid. Clicking a day opens the composer on that day |
| List | Posts grouped by date, paginated, with state filters |
Day view is the one worth understanding. Its rows are not every hour, they are your time slots, so the day reads as a plan rather than a wall of empty hours.
List view swaps the view switcher for state filters: All, Scheduled, Draft, Published, 100 posts per page. It is the fastest way to answer “what is still a draft”.
Your chosen view is remembered between sessions, and it is in the URL, so you can bookmark or share a specific week.
What the calendar shows
Section titled “What the calendar shows”The calendar has no channel picker of its own. It shows the current scope: one channel, one brand, or everything. Change it in the account switcher and the calendar follows.
Two empty states tell the two cases apart: “No channels yet — Connect your accounts”, and “No channel in the current scope — Switch brand from the sidebar to see the calendar.”
Reading a post card
Section titled “Reading a post card”- The coloured band at the top comes from the post’s first tag. On a desktop, hovering it turns it into the action bar.
Draft:prefix means it will never publish.Sent (unconfirmed):means it went out but the platform never confirmed.- A red
!means it failed; the error is in the tooltip. An amber?is the unconfirmed case. - Hatched slots are in the past.
- “+ Show more (N)” appears when a cell holds more than three posts.
Creating a post from the calendar
Section titled “Creating a post from the calendar”Click any empty slot and the composer opens with that time filled in. Hovering an empty cell shows a +; on a Day view row, it shows the avatars of the channels that could post at that hour.
Create Post in the header asks the server for a free slot first, so a new post lands on a sensible time rather than on now.
On an Instagram post, the composer’s settings carry an Automation section: pick a comment → DM template and its trigger words there, and it hooks onto the publication the moment the post goes live.
Post actions
Section titled “Post actions”Hover a post card for Preview Post, Duplicate Post, Post Statistics and Delete Post. A published Instagram post that is not a story adds two more: View comments, the live comments with reply, hide and delete, and Automate comments on this post, which poses a template on it. When UseNadia published a post but never received the platform’s ID for it, Connect Post takes the place of Statistics. Each action is detailed in Post actions and statistics.
Dragging a card to another slot reschedules it; what happens when the post has already gone out is on Moving and rescheduling posts.