Collaboration

Nothing goes out until the team says so.

Draft together, comment on the exact line, and hold publishing until your reviewers approve.

No spam. Just one email when we launch.

  • Comment on any line
  • Sign-off that can hold publishing
  • Every change is logged

Every post moves through the same board

  • Drafts
  • Needs approval
  • Needs revision
  • Approved
  • Scheduled
  • Posted

How it works

Three steps from a draft somebody wrote to a post everybody signed off on.

  1. 1

    Invite the team

    Send an email invite or share a link. Everyone lands in the same workspace with the role you gave them.

  2. 2

    Draft and review in one place

    Highlight a line to comment on it, or propose the wording yourself. Replies, mentions and attachments sit on the draft, not in a thread somewhere else.

  3. 3

    Approve, and it goes out on schedule

    Pick your reviewers and whether their sign-off holds publishing. Approve in the app or straight from Slack.

Built for teams and clients

The review steps agencies normally run over email and screenshots.

Name your reviewers

Pick who reviews a post. Require all of them to approve, or let any one of them clear it.

Blocking or advisory sign-off

A blocking request holds publishing until it's approved. A non-blocking one is a heads-up, and the post still goes out on time.

Comment on the exact line

Highlight the text and comment on it. Threaded replies, @mentions and file attachments included.

Suggest the edit itself

Propose the wording instead of describing it. Whoever owns the post accepts or rejects it in one click.

Roles per workspace

Owner, admin and member, set per workspace. Run one for your own accounts and one for each client.

See who else is in the draft

Presence shows who has the post open right now, and who has gone idle.

Approve from Slack

Approval requests land in your channel with Approve and Reject on the message. Discord gets the same alerts.

Notes and approve-by dates

Add a note for your reviewers and a date you need them by. It's a nudge on the request, not a hard stop.

A full audit trail

Who did what, when, and from which IP. Invites, approvals, key changes and publishes are all recorded.

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