Pick your date, tell it your audience and your pace, and get a complete day-by-day calendar, every post and every email from warm-up to last call, each slot with its own ready-made idea. Nothing on it ever says just "post something."
7 days free. No card. Cancel anytime.
Figuring out what to post, when to post it, and keeping it all up is the single biggest time sink in most artists' weeks, bigger than pricing, bigger than paperwork. The work is done, the audience exists, and the launch still stalls because every day starts with a blank caption box.
A 7-day online drop, a 3-week collection rollout, or a 2-day art fair weekend. The window is yours. Every day in it is boldly marked as an event day.
Warm-up stories, the reveal, early-access emails for your list, launch-day posts, honest last calls, each with a topic and guidance written for working artists.
Two posts a week or three a day, the calendar fills itself to the pace you choose and never schedules more than you said you could sustain.
Based on your list size and following, it estimates the sales your audience can actually support, so you plan from reality instead of hope.
Export the whole plan to Excel, or sync every post and email straight into Google or Apple Calendar.
How it works
Pick the goal you built in the Goal Planner. The launch inherits the target.
Start date, launch length, posts per day. Honest inputs make honest plans.
Every day tells you what to post and send. Add notes, check things off, export it, go.
Yes, set the event's actual length, even a single day, and the plan builds the runway before it and marks every event day unmistakably on the calendar.
Then you especially need this. The reality check tells you what your current audience supports, and the warm-up phase is designed to grow it before you ask anyone to buy.
One lab for pricing, planning, and showing up
7 days free. No card. Cancel anytime.