Batchbook

A minimalist content calendar for planning posts in batches, across one or more brands and creators. The design is inspired by Notion.

Live demo: https://dyowanana.github.io/batchbook/

What it does

• Idea inbox. Write an idea, paste a link to a post you want to remake, or paste a screenshot. One idea per line adds several at once.
• Drag to schedule. Drag ideas onto a day in the month or week view. Drag them back into the inbox to unschedule them.
• Slide by slide. Every idea has Slide 1, Slide 2 and so on, plus notes.
• Read text from screenshots. Paste a screenshot or drop a video and the on-screen text becomes slides. This runs in your browser with Tesseract.js, so nothing is uploaded.
• Tags for each idea: creator, brand, content pillar, goal (soft sell, hard sell or virality), format and status.
• Multiple brands. Add brands and their creators under Brands & creators.
• Sorting and filters. Sort by persona (A–Z), title, newest or post date. Filter by brand, creator or goal.
• Right-click any idea to open, duplicate, unschedule or delete it.

Where your data lives

Everything is saved in your browser's local storage on the device you use. It stays when you close the tab, but:

• it doesn't sync between devices or browsers
• clearing your browser's site data erases it

Use Brands & creators → Your data → Download backup now and then. To move your calendar to another computer, restore that file there.

The first time you open it, the app loads demo content (two made-up brands and four made-up creators). Choose Clear demo and start fresh to begin your own plan.

Run it yourself

The whole app is one file, index.html. It has no build step and no dependencies to install.

• Open it: double-click index.html, or run npx serve . and open the address it prints.
• Host your own copy: fork this repo, then go to Settings → Pages and set the source to Deploy from a branch, branch main, folder / (root). Your copy goes live at https://<your-username>.github.io/batchbook/.

Each person's copy starts with the demo content. Nobody sees anyone else's ideas.