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I'm the maker of Prism World, a browser workspace for preparing social content. I'd like feedback on its calendar, especially when plans change after a draft has been written. A hypothetical example: a small business moves a Saturday event to Sunday. The useful next step is more than finding a new slot. Someone needs to identify the affected drafts, check their captions, review any scheduled timing and see whether anything has already been published. Prism World's calendar view shows campaigns and their statuses. Unscheduled drafts are labeled as drafts, and the view offers All campaigns, Scheduled and Needs attention filters. It also states the timezone used for the displayed times. The filters group existing campaign statuses. In the event-change example, a person would still need to identify and review the affected captions. You can change timing or pause before publishing starts. Automatic delivery requires explicit saved authorization; other schedules remain manual. Each destination also has its own delivery record, so a campaign's place on a calendar is only part of the picture. The interface question I'm weighing is where to start when something urgent changes: start with the full calendar, or make the attention filter more prominent? If you manage a small content calendar, which view helps you catch the affected work without losing the rest of the week's plan? The workspace, calendar and media tools are available. Direct publishing still depends on the network and eligible account, with provider reviews and limited pilots in progress. The availability page lists those restrictions. Plans start at $15/month. The seven-day trial requires a card and bills automatically unless canceled before it ends. Product: https://getprismworld.com/ Current availability: https://getprismworld.com/availability   submitted by   /u/Real-Speech-2033 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/18 07:20:02