One project in. A coordinated campaign out.

Projects become campaigns.

Turn project facts, photos, and approvals into blog and social campaigns ready for review and publishing.

Create your workspace See the workflow

Evidence-led briefs
Exact-revision approvals
Scheduling through connected accounts

Project to Campaign intake with a fictional Harbor and Pine seasonal collection brief — A real local product route using a controlled fictional tenant. No customer or production data is shown.

Claims stay evidence-bound

Blog + social + video

Plan once. Preview for every channel. Publish with one governed handoff.

Direct network connections are planned for a later release.

01One source of truth

Project facts, uploaded evidence, and approved claims stay connected.

02One review trail

Review the exact revision and see what is ready, blocked, or stale.

03One launch calendar

Coordinate approved social and WordPress work without losing context.

From finished work to visible proof

Campaign creation that starts with what actually happened.

Project to Campaign keeps the source, the content, the review decision, and the publishing state in one operating trail.

Project evidence

Add the facts, files, and outcomes that actually exist.

Creative brief

Shape the angle while keeping every claim traceable.

Campaign assets

Build channel-ready copy, graphics, blog content, and video.

Review and schedule

Approve the exact revision, then place it on the calendar.

The creative brief

Separate verified facts from the angle you want to explore.

Build the campaign around factual project evidence, then use reviewable suggestions to shape the story without quietly turning an assumption into a claim.

VerifiedSupported by project evidence

SupportedConsistent with supplied context

SuggestedRequires operator review

Approved creative brief showing verified, needs-confirmation, and craft-only claim grades — Real creative-brief product UI captured from the controlled Harbor & Pine fixture.

Social publishing

One approved idea, shaped for the channel where it will live.

Preview the format, copy, and media together before the exact revision reaches the calendar.

Illustrative demo campaign using the same preview component as the product review queue.

Instagram previewExact revision

@harborandpinePost

Harbor and Pine seasonal ceramic planter collection on a daylight worktable

The seasonal collection is here: tactile planters, natural linen, and easy layers for a brighter room.

LinkedIn previewExact revision

Harbor & PineCampaign update

A small seasonal collection can still have a clear operating brief. This launch keeps the product facts, channel treatment, and exact review revision connected.

Facebook previewExact revision

Harbor & PinePage post

A fresh shelf starts with a few grounded pieces. Meet our seasonal planter and linen collection.

The publishing calendar

See what is scheduled, what still needs review, and what needs attention.

Filters keep local approval state separate from remote publishing state. Reflow a campaign, review the proposal, and keep the launch sequence visible.

Review queue and calendar views
Per-platform and per-account filters
Explicit local and remote status

Real Month calendar with platform post cards, an active drag state, and a highlighted target day — Real Month-view product UI. The highlighted cell and lifted post card are the implemented drag state, captured against a controlled local fixture.

Video Studio

Build campaign-bound video without losing the source project.

Guide scenes, media, voice, captions, review, and render evidence inside the same campaign workflow.

1Brief

2Scenes

3Media

4Captions

5Render

Try a camera intent

Choose a direction for this scene. Motion diagrams show the idea, not generated footage.

Reveal

Show the detail

Before and after

Campaign output

See the campaign take shape before anything leaves the workspace.

The examples below use illustrative demo content. They show the governed output structure, not a customer result or performance claim.

Campaign source set3 owned demo assets

Illustrative Harbor and Pine collection campaign asset — Collection

Illustrative Harbor and Pine workshop campaign asset — Workshop

Illustrative Harbor and Pine behind the scenes campaign asset — Behind the scenes

Illustrative, rights-safe assets for the fictional local demo tenant

WordPress draft packageReady for review

How a seasonal collection moved from source notes to a coordinated launch

A structured article package keeps the angle, approved facts, media, internal links, metadata, and destination checks together.

Source evidence attached
Editorial intent documented
Destination capability checked
Exact revision awaiting approval

Illustrative demo content

Real local article draft inheriting the approved campaign brief, canonical target, and claim grades — Real approved-brief article workflow

Strategy

Turn site inventory into an authority map and editorial calendar.

Keep website strategy, project campaigns, and publishing decisions connected without treating every date as the same kind of deadline.

Explore the workspace

Real duplicate-intent protection showing the accepted canonical page and related cluster coverage — Real Authority Map alignment evidence

WordPress delivery

Review the exact content revision before it reaches the destination.

Preserve source evidence, destination capability, approval, and verification so publication stays deliberate and recoverable.

See launch access

Exact-revision trust

The handoff feels calmer when the evidence stays attached.

Review the channel treatment, media, claim context, provider limits, and approval action against the same exact package revision.

Real exact-revision Instagram review with source media, channel direction, comments, validation, and approval controls — Real review UI captured locally with a synthetic Harbor & Pine revision. No delivery or publication was performed.

Illustrative customer voices

These launch scenarios are illustrative, not verified endorsements. They describe the workflow the product is designed to support.

“The project facts, the post, and the approval are in one place, so I know exactly what is ready to move.”

Mina FosterOwner, Harbor & PineIllustrative

“I can shape one story for each channel without losing the original brief or inventing a result.”

Eric HollisMarketing lead, Fenwick PhysiotherapyIllustrative

“The calendar shows the campaign as a sequence, while the review trail keeps every publication deliberate.”

Dalia RomeroStudio owner, Marchetti Garden DesignIllustrative

Pricing

Know the boundary before any paid action.

The public launch price is not published yet. You can explore the workspace first, and the exact plan, allowance, and price are confirmed before paid activation.

Launch workspace

Core campaign work stays separate from metered media generation.

Current public price: not yet published. No paid plan or media action is activated from this page.

Workspace and editorial allowance shown before activation
Image and video work quoted before each paid action
No automatic model or plan upgrade
Connected-account and WordPress delivery stay explicit

Explore the workspace

Questions before you begin

Clear answers, before the campaign starts.

Does Project to Campaign publish directly to every social network?

Social delivery currently uses a connected publishing provider. Direct network connections are planned for a later release.

Can I review content before anything is published?

Yes. Review and approval are explicit steps, and publishing is bound to the approved revision.

Does it work with WordPress?

The workspace includes a WordPress delivery flow with destination checks, review, publication, and verification evidence.

Will it invent facts about a completed project?

The workflow distinguishes verified, supported, and suggested language so operators can review the basis for a claim before approval.

What do I need to start a campaign?

A project title and one clear factual description are enough to begin. Photos, video, audio, PDFs, and advanced facts can be added when they improve the result.

Is a scheduled post the same as a published post?

No. The calendar keeps local approval and schedule state separate from the remote provider state so a draft, scheduled item, and published item are not collapsed together.

Can one account manage multiple brands?

Yes. Workspaces support multiple brand contexts, with projects, assets, provider connections, and approvals kept within the active brand.

How are uploaded project files handled?

Project media is treated as private workspace material. Consent and usage decisions remain separate from upload and generation actions.

Finished work deserves a campaign.

Bring the project. Leave with the plan, assets, approvals, and launch path.

Create your workspace