This is what a plan should look like.

Work with everything in view. Move campaigns and their deliverables together. That's one less afternoon spent fixing the plan.

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Blocks month calendar showing overlapping campaigns as coloured bars across their dates.

October calendar with these campaigns:
  • Press tour, 29 September to 7 October
  • Autumn launch, 1 to 15 October
  • Newsletter, 2 to 4 October
  • Store opening, 6 to 10 October
  • Podcast series, 8 to 22 October
  • Gift guide, 16 to 18 October
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  1. Your plan is in here somewhere.

    The dates are in a spreadsheet. The brief is in a doc someone shared last week. Give them a home on one calendar.

    A campaign plan scattered across 38 browser tabs, followed by the same campaigns together on one Blocks calendar. A cursor clicks through tabs of slides, spreadsheets, and documents, each giving different dates for the same autumn campaigns. An arrow leads to the Blocks calendar, where the cursor moves Autumn menu launch to 7 to 21 September, opens its nine Items, moves one, comments on the press release, and marks it complete.

    Go from this

    (38 tabs btw, we counted...)

    To this

  2. You can just tell it what you're planning.

    Your AI co-pilot turns that into a draft campaign with deliverables. Check the preview, then confirm when you're happy.

    The AI co-pilot drafts a holiday gift guide campaign with three Items, and once the user confirms, it appears on the calendar. The user asks for a campaign running 4 to 8 November, with a press release on 4 November, social posts from 4 to 8 November, and an influencer mailer on 6 November. The co-pilot shows the draft with its Item dates, the user confirms, and the campaign appears on the November calendar with its three Items open beneath it.
  3. There's more to the plan than a date.

    See what's due and who's handling it. Comments stay with each deliverable, so the press release gets its own conversation.

    (Go on, give it a scroll. We know you want to.)

    Holiday gift guide campaign showing its brief, dates, lead, department owners, Items, and comments. The campaign runs 4 to 8 November. Its three Items are a press release on 4 November, an influencer mailer on 6 November, and social posts from 4 to 8 November. The page includes links in the brief, named owners, and comments. Scroll the preview to explore the rest of the example.

Get everyone on the same page.

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Every client thinks they're your only client.

Keep their plans separate and your own work together. When they ask what's happening, you have a link ready.

  • A calendar for each client
  • Your work across accounts in My View
  • Free client viewing, no account needed

In-house teams

You work together. Your plans should too.

Give every department a view of the bigger picture. Without asking you for another deck.

  • Filter the calendar by department
  • See where campaigns overlap
  • Share with leadership, no account needed

FAQ

Something else on your mind? Email support@getblocks.io.

Will there be a free plan?

Yes. Free includes up to 5 members, 2 active workspaces, and unlimited campaigns and Items. You get all the features, including client share links, with a limited AI allowance. No card needed, and no trial clock ticking.

Does Blocks replace the tools we already use?

It replaces the spreadsheet or calendar you use to plan campaigns. Keep writing, designing, and doing the work in your usual tools, then paste links into the campaign brief or comments. You don't have to move everything to get the plan together.

Can someone see the plan without joining Blocks?

Yes. Send anyone a view-only link and they can see everything in that workspace. They won't need an account, can't edit anything, and don't count as members.

Can I publish content through Blocks?

No, you'll still publish through your usual tools. Blocks is where you plan how it all fits together, so the social posts, press release, and launch event are part of the same plan.

What happens when I join the waitlist?

We'll email you when Blocks launches so you can sign up. Everyone on the list gets access at the same time. No queue to climb.

Your team could get used to this.

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