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Feature

Content Calendar & Scheduling

See everything you've planned, at a glance.

Plan weeks of content on a single visual calendar, schedule posts for exactly when your audience is active, and let the queue take it from there. Reschedule with a drag, and know immediately if something needs your attention.

  • Visual calendar across every connected platform
  • Schedule once — a background worker publishes it at the right time
  • Upcoming posts surfaced on your dashboard, not buried in a list
  • Failed publishes are flagged with a retry, never silently dropped

How it works

Content Calendar & Scheduling in three steps

1

Draft your content

Write or AI-generate the post, attach media, and pick which platforms it should go to.

2

Drop it on the calendar

Choose the date and time — the calendar shows every platform's scheduled posts in one view, so gaps and clashes are obvious.

3

The queue takes it from there

A background worker publishes each post at its scheduled time, with automatic retries on transient failures and a clear flag if something needs your attention.

Who it's for

Built for how you actually work

Planning a month at a time

See your whole content plan on one screen instead of a spreadsheet or sticky notes.

Posting at the right time, every time

Schedule once and never worry about being online at 7am to hit publish.

Catching gaps before they happen

A quiet week is obvious on a calendar in a way it never is in a list.

Questions about content calendar & scheduling

What happens if a scheduled post fails to publish?+

It's flagged on your dashboard with the real failure reason and a Retry button — never silently dropped or left for you to discover days later.

Can I reschedule a post?+

Yes — move it to a new date and time from the calendar at any point before it publishes.

Does scheduling work the same for every platform?+

Aurora's own queue schedules for every platform uniformly; a few platforms also support native scheduling, which Aurora uses where it's the better fit.