Your editorial plan from open to done.
Editorial plans often live in spreadsheets – separate from strategy and texts. In the content board, every card is an approved brief and every column shows where the content stands. From here, content creation starts one piece at a time or on autopilot.
The cards are the briefs.
There is no second list to maintain. Every approved content brief appears automatically as a card – the strategic origin stays attached to the production task.
Preparation is a single run followed by a quiet phase. Content creation is an ongoing operation over weeks and months – with its own navigation, separate from preparation.
On narrow screens, the columns are not stacked. A kanban board makes its point side by side: open, in progress and done stay comparable at a glance.
Start without surprises.
Clicking an open card does not start anything yet. It creates the content and opens the editor, where you set the form of address and the length.
Only the next click triggers production and the costs that come with it. The decision deliberately stays with the user.
Autopilot for the next piece of content.
Every card has a play button. It starts content creation or resumes it. While work is in progress, the button disappears – so the board also shows which run is currently active.
Resume instead of starting over
Sections that are already written are skipped.
Manual work stays untouched
Autopilot does not touch sections edited by hand.
Visible operation
Search and filter sit in the header, and the status stays up to date while the content is created.
AI editor →From the card to the finished article.
An editorial plan that comes straight from the strategy, shows the status of every piece of content and starts production with one click.
The editorial plan comes straight from the strategy.
No second list, no second tool – one column per status and one click to production.