In Progress OCT 12
Calendar + memory
Your brand's calendar.
Your brand's
memory
.
Plan every drop, keep the work connected, and know exactly what you've sent to whom — all in one visual workspace built for brand teams.
Campaign Manifest
- Campaigns .......... tracked
- Tasks .......... assigned
- Assets .......... attached
- Contacts .......... saved
- Product seeding ...... logged
Tracked
& Sent
& Sent
The problem
Nothing knows the whole story.
Running a product drop creates information everywhere. When someone asks "What did we send Maya?" or "Did her package arrive?" — someone has to go hunting.
The calendar knows when it launches.
The spreadsheet knows who got product.
The carrier knows where the package is.
Instagram knows who the person is.
Someone on the team remembers why you sent it.
But nothing knows the whole story.
Your brand
shouldn't run on memory.
Inside a campaign
Every campaign carries its own record.
Open any drop and its checklist, notes, files, and shipments are right there — attached to the work, not scattered across four other tabs.
How it works
Map it. Connect it. Know it.
Built specifically around how product-driven brand teams actually work — campaigns, drops, gifting, contacts, sizes, social profiles, shipment histories, assets, tasks, and launch dates.
Map what's coming
Put every drop, launch, collaboration, and campaign on one visual calendar — as a map, a month, or a year.
Keep it connected
Tasks, notes, assets, contacts, and product seeding stay attached to the campaign they belong to.
Checklist Notes Assets Seeding
Always know what happened
See what launched, what was sent, who received it, and what's next — without asking anyone.
What changes
Chaos doesn't scale. And neither does memory.
Without MyBrandCal
- Rebuilding information that already exists
- Checking spreadsheets before sending product
- Asking teammates for addresses and sizes
- Searching for tracking numbers
- Forgetting who received what
- Relying on institutional memory as the brand grows
With MyBrandCal
- Everyone knows what's launching
- Campaign context stays attached to the campaign
- Every shipment creates history
- Every contact has a useful record
- The team can answer questions without digging
Your brand finally feels as organized behind the scenes as it looks to everyone else.
Mission
One clear place to plan what's next — and remember what came before.