You09:30
Idea from a customer call: people ask why boxes cost more in December.
Every piece of content, from idea to published
A thread per article or episode, with your own statuses from Idea to Published. On Monday, List filtered to Draft shows what to finish this week.
At a glance
- For
- Writers, editors, podcasters and small content teams.
- You keep
- A Content folder with a thread per piece, and your own statuses: Idea, Draft, Review, Published.
- Nothing to set up
- The outline, each draft, your review notes and the final link, in the piece’s thread.
- The moment
- On Monday, List filtered to Draft shows the three pieces to finish this week, each with its last note.
- Plan
- Free Free keeps your writing in this browser. Plus adds Sync across your devices. Pro with Sync lets you share a piece with your editor, who can join on Free or Plus.
Before
Twelve article ideas in a notes app, drafts in documents nobody can tell apart, and an editorial calendar in a spreadsheet nobody updates. On Monday you can’t say which three pieces are close to done, or why the second section of last month’s piece was cut.
Why a thread, not a calendar and a folder of drafts
Your own statuses
Add Idea, Draft, Review and Published in Settings → Statuses. Each thread has one, and List filters by it.
Every draft stays
Each draft is a note under the last one, so the reason a paragraph went is still there.
The editor writes in the same thread
With Pro and Sync, share a piece at Can add notes. Your editor can leave feedback as signed notes.
The moment
Monday morning: what’s in Draft.
List
Draft
- Draft
Content
Why our boxes cost more in December
Second draft done. Marta checks the numbers on Tuesday.
- Draft
Content
Five questions before you hire a designer
Outline only. Interview with Joanna on Thursday.
- Draft
Content
Episode 14: shop windows
Recording on Wednesday; the questions are in the last note.
A thread, over time Example
Your workspace starts empty.
Content
Why our boxes cost more in December
Mon 5 Oct
An idea is a thread with one note.
Mon 12 Oct
The outline. Its status moves to Draft.
You15:00
- Done: What goes into a box
- Done: Why December costs more
- To do: The price table
Mon 19 Oct
Each draft is a note.
You18:40
First draft, 1,200 words.
Wed 21 Oct
With Pro, your editor writes under the draft.
Ruth10:15New
Cut the second section: the price table says it better.
Thu 22 Oct
With Pro and Sync, one optional request on your own OpenAI key.
You11:30
To @GPTReplied in 40 sec
@GPT suggest three titles from the latest draft.
Its answer is a note; you pick the first.
From @GPT11:31
- To do: Why our boxes cost more in December
- To do: What’s in a December box, and what it costs us
- To do: The butter, the boxes and the night shifts
Fri 23 Oct
The second draft, and who checks what.
You17:10
Second draft done. Marta checks the numbers on Tuesday.
If you like, let it file itself.
None of this is needed to start. It takes a few minutes once, and needs Pro.
Script or APITitles and summaries, on your key
Write to @GPT or @Claude in a piece’s thread. It reads the drafts and answers with a note.
Set it up
AI modelYour OpenAI or Anthropic API keyPro with Sync
- In Settings → Connections, open AI models, choose Claude or GPT, paste an API key from Anthropic or OpenAI and choose Connect. AI models need Pro with Sync turned on.
- In the thread, write
@GPTand what you need, then choose Send. In a thread you share, choose Allow here the first time.
Ideas from Slack
Mention your Slack app in the content channel, and the idea becomes a note in an Ideas thread.
Set it up
AutomationAdd notes from another appSlack messagesPro with Sync
- Create a Slack app, subscribe it to the
app_mentionevent only, install it in your workspace and invite it to the channels you use. - In Settings → Connections → Automations, choose Connect an automation → Add notes from another app. Name it Slack, choose Ideas and Slack messages, and add the app’s signing secret.
- Paste the URL as the app’s Request URL in Event Subscriptions.
- Create a Slack app, subscribe it to the
Drafts from Claude or ChatGPT
Write the draft with Claude or ChatGPT, and ask the app to add it to the piece’s thread as a note.
Set it up
AppRead and addSelected folders and threads: ContentPro with Sync
- In Settings → Connections → Apps, choose Connect an app → Claude app or ChatGPT app and follow its steps. On ThreadPage’s consent page, choose Customize access → Selected folders and threads → Content.
- Ask:
Add this draft to Why our boxes cost more in December.
Also
Drafting with Claude Code or Codex in a repository of Markdown files? With Pro, connect it with access to Content (see Coding agents help), and it adds each draft to the piece’s thread.
Limits
- There’s no board or calendar view: List filtered by a status is the pipeline.
- Everyone in a shared thread sees every note in it: share each piece on its own, not the whole folder.
- On Free your notes stay in this browser: export a backup now and then.
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