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ContentsLab
Why Contents Lab exists

Plan, research, write, publish, and measure — all in one mobile-native, calendar-anchored workspace.

The content pipeline has been broken for a long time: five tabs, three apps, a forgotten calendar, and a chatbot that gives you a paragraph instead of a draft. Contents Lab puts the whole pipeline in one workspace, anchored on a calendar that respects your time.

Before / after

Without Contents Lab — and with.

Same content work. Different shape entirely.

  • Five tabs open

    Notion for outline, Google Docs for draft, Buffer for scheduling, Pocket for research, a spreadsheet for the calendar.

    One workspace

    Outline, draft, schedule, research, and the calendar — all under one Project URL.

  • Lost files everywhere

    The link you read last week is in one of seven places. By the time you find it, the idea is gone.

    Sources, not screenshots

    Every link, note, quote, and PDF lives in the Project Source Library with full-text and semantic search.

  • Calendar as an afterthought

    You re-plan in a separate spreadsheet every Monday and forget by Wednesday.

    Calendar as the spine

    Every Project opens to a calendar. Drag to re-plan. Tap a day to write. No separate tool.

  • AI as a chatbot

    You paste a question, get a paragraph, and have no idea where it came from.

    AI as a teammate

    Scoped agents return outlines, source lists, and per-channel variants — structured JSON you can build on.

  • Mobile-shrunk desktop

    Every tool you use was designed for a 1440px screen and barely works on a phone.

    Mobile-native

    Designed for a 375px viewport first. The bottom tab bar, the slide-in drawer, the calendar — all built mobile-first.

  • Publishing as four tabs

    You copy-paste the same idea four times — once per channel — and lose track of which version was the canonical one.

    One Topic, four variants

    A Topic is the idea. A variant is the channel-specific expression. Approve the Topic once and every variant is approved.

The three pillars

Project-first. Calendar-anchored. AI-augmented.

Three principles that govern every feature decision we make.

  • Project-first

    Every body of work is a Project.

    No stray documents. No "where did I put that draft?" Each Project gets a dedicated Workspace, Calendar, Source Library, and Team — together from idea to publish.

    • Unlimited Projects on every paid plan
    • Per-Project collaborators and AI agent config
    • Archive without losing history
  • Calendar-anchored

    Every Project opens to a calendar.

    Every day is a workspace. Drag topics between days. Tap a day to start writing. The calendar is the spine of the Project, not an afterthought in a separate tab.

    • Day, week, and month views — same UX on mobile
    • Cross-Project calendar in one view
    • Export to .ics for your real life
  • AI-augmented

    AI as a teammate, not a chatbot.

    Three scoped agents do real work: Deep Research proposes outlines and finds sources; Curator selects the best; Generation drafts per-channel variants. Outputs are JSON, not paragraphs.

    • OpenAI-compatible, Gemini, Anthropic, Groq
    • Bring your own API key — your tokens, your bill
    • Per-Project token quota with visible usage

The workspace content deserves.

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