Find the gaps.
Bring good posts back.
See the open times in your weekly queue. Match them with posts approved for reuse, then prepare drafts for your review.
Start Free Forever Design preview. The coverage heatmap and visual picker are proposed UI.
Scheduled9:00 AM
Scheduled12:00 PM
Draft3:00 PM
Illustrative product view · Example data
See where your week has room
Lavender Café · Facebook · Next 7 days
See the room
in your schedule.
A visual coverage map makes the rhythm of your queue easier to read. See scheduled posts, reserved drafts, and open queue times together before you choose what to fill.
Start Free ForeverGive good content another moment
Choose from posts you’ve approved for reuse.
A slower kind of morning.Published 28 days ago
Meet your new favorites.Published 35 days ago
Behind the counter.Published 45 days agoGood posts.
Another opportunity.
Start with content you’ve already approved for reuse. Review eligible posts, keep some distance from their original publication, and choose what fits the next open time.
Start Free ForeverWork around the plan you already have
Existing bookings keep their times.
9:00 AM
Already scheduled · Kept in place
12:00 PM
Reserved for approval · Kept in place
12:00 PM
Open time · Reuse suggestion
Keep what’s planned.
Fill what’s open.
Work around the posts and approval reservations already on your calendar. Skip an open time when it doesn’t suit your plans, without moving the work you’ve already scheduled.
Start Free ForeverReady for your final look
Suggestions become drafts for review.

A slower kind of morning. Your favorite table is waiting.
A fuller plan starts
with a draft.
Save selected suggestions as drafts, then review the wording and creative before taking the next step. Reuse gives you a starting point; you still decide what deserves to go out.
Start Free ForeverSmart Queue is the approved feature name.
The product currently calls this workflow “Fill queue gaps.” The underlying draft-first logic is present in the source; release availability and the new visual controls still need confirmation.