Can I see team workload at a glance?

Yes. The workload view shows each team member's content assignments for the current and next week, with due-date clustering so you can spot bottlenecks before they hit.

How does performance tracking work after publishing?

You enter the published URL for each content piece. The system then pulls in metrics (page views, social shares) via Google Analytics API or social platform APIs and links them back to the content item.

Can I plan content for multiple brands in one place?

Yes. Workspace switching lets agencies manage separate content calendars per brand without mixing data. Team members can be assigned to one or multiple brand workspaces.

Business Operations

Build a Content Planning Calendar with AI - in Hours

ProjectCode generates a complete, production-ready Content Planning Calendar from a single natural language prompt. In hours instead of months, you get a React frontend, NestJS REST API, PostgreSQL database, and authentication - fully integrated, live-previewed, and deployed to a URL you own.

Estimated build time: 2–4 hours

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The Challenge

Why building a Content Calendar from scratch is hard

Building a Content Planning Calendar from scratch requires months of development time and significant engineering resources. Teams struggle to coordinate frontend, backend, database, and authentication while managing content calendar-specific business logic, integrations, and role-based access rules.

What's Included

Everything your Content Calendar needs

ProjectCode generates a production-ready Content Calendar with all the modules your team needs from day one.

Visual month and week content calendar views

Multi-channel content planning (blog, social, email, video)

Content brief templates with SEO keyword targeting

Assignment and deadline tracking per content piece

Content status workflow: Idea → Draft → Review → Published

Asset library linked to calendar items

Editorial approval with feedback and revision rounds

Publishing performance tracking linked to content pieces

Architecture

How it's built

The generated Content Calendar follows production-grade architecture patterns.

React 18 + TypeScript frontend with role-based dashboards tailored for content calendar workflows

NestJS REST API with dedicated content calendar modules, DTOs, validators, and service layer

PostgreSQL relational schema with normalized tables for all content calendar entities

JWT + Google OAuth authentication with granular permission gates per role

Real-time Socket.IO events for live content calendar status updates and notifications

Managed hosting with one-click deploy, custom domain, and auto-SSL

Database

PostgreSQL schema designed for Content Calendar

ProjectCode generates a normalized, indexed PostgreSQL schema with the right tables and relationships for your use case. You own the schema and can evolve it freely.

content_items (id, title, type, channel, status, assignee_id, due_date, publish_date, brief jsonb, keywords jsonb, workspace_id)
editorial_tasks (id, content_id, step, assignee_id, due_date, status, feedback, completed_at)
assets (id, content_id, filename, url, type, size, uploaded_by)
publishing_stats (id, content_id, url, views, shares, conversions, reported_at)

schema.sql (preview)

-- Generated by ProjectCode
-- Content Planning Calendar schema

CREATE TABLE content_items__id (
  id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
  created_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW(),
  updated_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW()
  -- ... auto-generated columns
);

CREATE TABLE editorial_tasks__id (
  id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
  created_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW(),
  updated_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW()
  -- ... auto-generated columns
);

CREATE TABLE assets__id (
  id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
  created_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW(),
  updated_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW()
  -- ... auto-generated columns
);

CREATE TABLE publishing_stats__id (
  id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
  created_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW(),
  updated_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW()
  -- ... auto-generated columns
);

Tech Stack

Production-ready from day one

Every generated app uses a battle-tested stack you can deploy anywhere and own completely.

Frontend

React 18 + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS

Backend

NestJS 10 + Node.js + TypeScript

Database

PostgreSQL (managed or Supabase)

Auth

Email OTP · Google OAuth · GitHub OAuth

Deployment

Managed hosting · Custom domain · Auto-SSL

AI Models

Claude Sonnet · Claude Opus · Kimi

Try It Now

Example prompt to get started

Copy this prompt into ProjectCode and get a working app in minutes.

ProjectCode prompt

Build a content planning calendar for a content marketing team producing 40 pieces per month across blog, LinkedIn, email newsletter, and YouTube. Include a visual monthly calendar, content type tagging, brief templates with SEO keyword slots, editorial assignment with deadlines, a status workflow from ideation to published, team workload view, asset uploads per piece, and post-publish performance tracking linked to each content item.

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Deployment

Deploy your Content Calendar anywhere

Managed hosting

One-click deploy to a live URL managed by ProjectCode.

Custom domain

Connect your own domain with auto-provisioned SSL via Cloudflare.

GitHub export

Push to your GitHub repo and self-host or deploy via Vercel, Railway, or AWS.

Docker ready

Export a Dockerfile and docker-compose for any containerized environment.

Pricing

Start free, scale as you grow

No per-seat fees. No vendor lock-in. Token-based pricing that scales with your usage.

Free

Start building your first app. Live preview, managed hosting, and full code export included.

Token Packs

From $5

Purchase token packs that roll over every month. Build more, pay only for what you use.

Enterprise

Custom

Custom models, SLA, SSO, and private cloud deployment for large teams.

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FAQ

Common questions about building a Content Calendar

Yes. Each content type (blog, video, social post) can have its own status workflow and task template. A blog post might have Research, Draft, SEO Review, Design, and Publish steps, while a social post has Draft and Approve.

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