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Queue the week on one calendar.

Draft in Lab, land the copy on Post, and publish to the profiles you already connect.

  • CalendarThe week in one place
  • LabDraft, then send to Post
  • ProfilesThe networks you connect
A week on the Athenous Post calendar for a social media manager

The week

Draft, queue, publish.

  1. 01

    Draft

    Write the point in Lab. The result stays in History until you send it on.

  2. 02

    Queue

    Land the copy on the Post calendar for the right day and profile.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Ship when the slot is ready. People still choose the time and the channel.

How it works

From a brief to a live slot

  1. 01

    Connect the profiles

    Link the accounts you publish to in Connections.

  2. 02

    Draft in Lab

    Open Lab, write the point, and run the tool for that channel.

  3. 03

    Land it on Post

    Send the result to Post. The draft sits on the calendar for that profile.

  4. 04

    Automate the repeat

    When the same handoff repeats, add a rule in Automate.

Why managers use it

The calendar is the source of truth

  • One queueLinkedIn, Instagram, X, and the rest share one week view.
  • Drafts moveLab sends into Post. You do not paste between tabs.
  • Profiles stay linkedPublish to the same accounts you connect once.
  • Rules waitAutomate fires when the same step repeats. Timing stays human.

The product page, and the workflow

Questions

Manager questions

Where does the week live?

On the Post calendar. Each slot is a draft you can edit, schedule, or publish to a connected profile.

How do Lab drafts get into Post?

Run a tool in Lab, then send the result to Post. The copy arrives as a draft on the calendar for that profile.

When do you add a rule?

When the same handoff repeats every week. Automate can fire after a post publishes. People still choose the time and the profile.

Social media managers

Put the week on one calendar

Connect the profiles, draft in Lab, and queue the posts before the week starts.