The calendar
Day, week, month and list views, and how to filter them
Where: the Calendar section, the app's home screen
The calendar is both the plan and the record: scheduled posts, drafts and published posts all sit on the same grid.
Views
| View | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Day | Rows built from your channels' time slots, plus any time that already has a post |
| Week | Seven columns, 24 hourly rows |
| Month | A six by seven grid. Clicking a day opens the composer on that day |
| List | Posts grouped by date, paginated, with state filters |
Day view is the one worth understanding. Its rows are not every hour, they are your time slots, so the day reads as a plan rather than a wall of empty hours.
List view swaps the view switcher for state filters: All, Scheduled, Draft, Published, 100 posts per page. It is the fastest way to answer "what is still a draft".
Your chosen view is remembered between sessions, and it is in the URL, so you can bookmark or share a specific week.
Filtering by client
When you have more than one customer, a customer selector appears in the toolbar. Picking one filters the calendar to that client's channels only.
Reading a post card
- Colour comes from the post's first tag.
Draft:prefix means it will never publish.- A red ring means it failed. The error is in the tooltip.
- Struck-through and unclickable means the slot is in the past.
- "+ Show more (N)" appears when a cell holds more than three posts.
Creating a post from the calendar
Click any empty slot and the composer opens with that time filled in. Past slots are not clickable.
If you have sets, Postiz asks whether to start from one before opening the composer.
Post actions
Hover a post card for Duplicate, Preview, Statistics and Delete. See Post actions and statistics.
The channel sidebar
The left sidebar lists your channels, grouped by customer where you have set that up. From here you add channels, open the channel menu, create a post, and reach the AI post generator.
Group headings collapse, and the whole sidebar collapses, which is worth doing once you have a lot of channels.