ClientWorkSystem feature guide

A calmer path from idea to published content

Follow one connected path from a useful idea to reviewed content, recording, scheduling and learning.

Plan
Create
Review
Move forward

ClientWorkSystem brings the working parts of content creation into one connected place. Start with an idea, shape it into a script or post, record when you are ready, keep the useful files, and schedule the next step.

This is a product guide, not a promise that every tool is enabled for every account. Sign in to see the tools and connections available to you.

How it works

The feature set is organised around a simple journey:

Plan the next useful thing. Use the Content Calendar and Today view to see ideas, drafts and scheduled work.
Make a first version. Write a post, choose an asset, or turn a topic into a script.
Record or refine. Use the recorder, teleprompter and recovery controls when video is the right format.
Keep the source material. Save photos, videos and other approved files in the Media Library.
Schedule with care. Choose a connected destination and check the returned status before treating a post as delivered.

Platform notes

ClientWorkSystem is available on the web, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. The Mac app hosts the desktop client, while mobile controls can differ from the browser. Windows is coming soon. Some tools depend on your account, connections or app version, so sign in to see what is available to you.

Questions

Is every feature available on every plan or account?

No. Availability can depend on account settings, connected services and app version. Sign in to see the tools available to you.

Can I start on my phone and continue in the browser?

Some flows use shared account state or a secure web handoff. The exact return path depends on the flow and must be available in your signed-in account.

Does a scheduled post always mean it was published?

No. A scheduled, queued, sent or provider-confirmed state is different from a local draft. Check the destination response shown by the product.

Explore the system

Choose a feature. Stay in the guide.

Swipe, scroll or use the arrows. Open a full page whenever you want the detail.

Bring one rough ideaStart with a thought, voice note, photo, video, PDF or saved file.

Turn it into content you can useGuided tools help you shape the message, draft the words, create or refine the media, and keep the next step in one place.

You approve what moves forwardReview a script, LinkedIn post, graphic, video or saved asset—then choose what gets recorded, saved or scheduled.

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Make a social graphic that starts with your message

Turn a topic or post idea into a visual direction, then review the generated candidate before you use it.

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Move from a topic to words you can say

Shape a topic into an editable script and carry the reviewed words into recording when you are ready.

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Learn what your content is showing

Read the latest available provider data, compare useful signals, and choose a better next topic without pretending a missing metric is zero.

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See the next useful piece of content

Keep ideas, drafts, recordings and scheduled work visible without confusing a plan with a confirmed post.

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Keep good ideas moving

Capture a useful thought, add context, and choose the next concrete action without starting from a blank page.

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A private content coach for the next move

Ask a grounded question in your workspace, review the answer, and choose whether it should become content.

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Keep the files that make the next post easier

Upload, find and reuse approved media while keeping attachments, batch work and deletion states clear.

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Give a real photo a careful finish

Start with your own photo, choose the lightest useful finish, and review the result before it becomes part of a post.

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Turn a rough idea into a ready post

Start with words or media, review the draft and return the useful result to your content workflow.

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Make it easier to ask for a testimonial

Prepare clear questions, create a focused recording link, and keep the invitation separate from your private client calendar.

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Record with a clear next line

Use a script or natural recording path, keep your place and recover valid work after an interruption.

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Reuse one video without losing the story

Start with a supported video source, review the suggested moments, and make the final cut before it enters your calendar.