A month of posts, in one list.
Ideas, drafts, shot lists, dates and results — the whole pipeline from hook to published, without a spreadsheet.
Ideas in a notes app, a content calendar in a spreadsheet, captions in a doc, results in a folder of screenshots. Every post means four tabs and a search.
- Pillars at the top, posts underneath.Each post is a branch: hook, shots, caption, status. Fold the ones that are done.
- Dates and shoot days.A date on a post puts it on that day’s page. Give the shoot a time and it is on the timeline.
- Assets where they belong.The photo and the brand guide sit under the post, not in a folder.
- Keep the results.What worked stays under the published post, so the next idea starts from evidence.
Publishing day, on the day.
Put the publish date on the post and it shows up on that day, next to your meetings and the shoot. The plan stays in the content plan; the day still sees it.
A date chip on a post makes it appear on that day’s page under References.
From hook to results, one branch.
A post starts as a hook. Then it gets shots, a caption, a date. When it is out, the numbers go under it. Six months later you can see what actually worked — and why.
Tags like #draft, #ready and #published filter the whole list with one click.
One list, other jobs.
Plan your day
Tasks, meetings and notes on one page for today, with a timeline that shows the day you actually have.
See how →Keep a journal
One shortcut, one line, done. Entries live next to your plans, not in an app you forget to open.
See how →Run a project
Goals, tasks, decisions and dates in one outline, with the to-dos also on the day you will do them.
See how →Everything on your mind, in one place.
Open Nested List, type your first line, and put the next thought under it. That is the whole setup.