Content Calendar in the sidebar shows everything you've scheduled.

Getting around
- The view buttons switch between week (the default), month, year and a list.
- The date tile jumps back to today.
- Hide weekends keeps the week to Monday–Friday.
Drag a post to another day or time to move it. Its reminder moves with it.
Opening a post

Click a post to open it:
- What's posting — the file, with Download, To your phone and Copy caption.
- Caption — edit it, or Generate with AI.
- When and where — Change to move it.
- Notes for yourself.
- Mark posted once it's up.
The ⋯ menu has Open in editor, Change template and Delete post.
Adding posts
Schedule Post adds one. Auto Populate fills a whole stretch at once — see Auto Populate.
Clearing it
The ⋮ menu has Clear schedule. Pick the period — or all scheduled posts — and confirm.
Viewing, moving and editing posts works on every plan. Adding posts, Auto Populate and clearing the schedule are Pro.
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