Calendar Views In Depth

The calendar offers three distinct views — Month, Week, and Day — each suited to a different planning horizon. Switch between them using the toggle at the top right of the calendar toolbar.

Month View

The default view when you open the calendar.

What you see

• A full 6-row grid covering the entire month plus overflow days from the adjacent months (greyed out).
• Post chips — one chip per scheduled post, showing a platform icon and a truncated snippet of the caption or video title.
• Campaign bars — full-width colored strips above the first row spanning the exact date range of each active campaign. Each bar is labeled with the campaign name.
• A + button appears on hover over any day cell.

Best for

• Getting a strategic overview of post density.
• Spotting gaps or over-crowded days at a glance.
• Viewing campaign overlaps.

> [Screenshot: Month view with post chips and campaign bars]

Week View

Shows a 7-column grid from Sunday to Saturday for the selected week.

What you see

• Day headers with the date, highlighted if today.
• Campaign bars rendered above the column headers, spanning only the columns that fall within the campaign's date range.
• Posts listed in each column in chronological order, with their scheduled time shown on each chip.
• Empty column areas are clickable to create a post on that day.

Navigating weeks

• ‹ / › arrows move backward or forward by exactly 7 days.
• The current month label in the toolbar updates automatically if the week crosses a month boundary.

> [Screenshot: Week view with campaign bars above day columns]

Day View

A 24-hour vertical timeline for a single day.

What you see

• Hour rows from 0:00 to 23:00.
• Posts pinned to their exact scheduled hour slot.
• Empty hour rows display a subtle + indicator on hover.

Drag-and-drop in Day view

Dragging a post chip to a different hour slot reschedules it to that hour while preserving the original minutes.

For example: a post at 10:45 dragged to the 14:00 row becomes 14:45.

Navigating days

• ‹ / › arrows move to the previous or next day.
• The current month updates automatically if you navigate across a month boundary.

[Screenshot: Day view timeline with a post pinned to 10:00]

Switching Views and Navigating