Plan the week without a spreadsheet
A calendar for what goes out and when, a grid preview for how the profile will look, and one place for the ideas you would otherwise lose in your notes app.
No card to start. Connect an account and your first kit builds itself.
What it does
Posts live on a calendar you can drag around, and on a grid that shows your real feed with the planned posts slotted in. Your already-published posts sync in automatically, so the planner shows the whole picture rather than only the part you typed.
- Calendar and grid views of the same plan
- Published posts synced from your accounts, not re-entered
- Captions, hooks and content pillars stored with the post
- An ideas board for the thought you had in the shower
Why it matters
Most creators plan in three places at once: a notes app for ideas, a camera roll for assets, and their memory for what already went out. The cost is not the disorganisation, it is the gaps - the week that quietly gets skipped because nothing was queued and nobody noticed until Thursday.
- See an empty week before it happens, not after
- Keep the caption with the asset it belongs to
- Plan the grid as a whole rather than one post at a time
How creators use it
Batch a week on Sunday, drop the assets in, and let the calendar carry it. Use the grid when your profile is part of the pitch and the next three posts have to sit well together.
- Batch on one day, publish across seven
- Check the grid before a brand does
- Keep a bank of ideas so a blank week never starts from zero
Questions
- Does it import posts I have already published?
- Yes. Connected accounts sync their recent posts in, so the calendar and grid reflect what actually went out.
- Can I plan for more than one account?
- Yes. Each brand has its own calendar, grid and connected accounts, and you can switch between them.
- Is there a free version?
- Yes. You can plan and preview on the free plan without entering a card.
The rest of NaseKit
Try it on your own account.
Connect one account and see your real numbers in a kit. Free to start, no card.
Start for free