Notion systems that turn scattered spreadsheets, DMs, and sticky notes into one organized, client-ready business — no other tools, no paid Notion plan required.
Rebuilt from scratch for every new client, never quite up to date.
Scrolling three different chats to find out if a post actually got approved.
Pulling numbers manually every month and hoping you remember what happened.
Start free, go all-in with the core OS, or add the client-facing layer once you're ready to look like an agency.
One content calendar, 5 real starter hooks — see if a Notion workflow fits before you commit to anything.
Every client, every post, one connected system — content, approvals, and reporting in one place.
Already own the core OS? Add the client-facing layer — branded onboarding, a call script, and monthly reports.
20 seconds is all it takes to see why solo operators are ditching their spreadsheets.
One click copies the entire system into your own Notion workspace — nothing to install.
Add your clients, your content pillars, your first week of posts. Sample data shows you exactly how.
Plan, approve, and report — all from one place, without switching tools.
Nothing extra to buy — everything below is included in Content + Client OS.
Idea to published, one pipeline
Every client, auto-tracked
30 hooks, captions & CTAs
Monthly results, per client
Your process, written once
No — everything across all three products runs on Notion's free plan. No other tools required.
The free planner is one content calendar for managing your own posts. Content + Client OS adds a Client Hub, approval workflow, KPI Tracker, and SOP Library for anyone managing multiple clients.
Yes — it's available as a standalone add-on any time after you own the core OS, or bundled upfront at checkout.
As with all instant-delivery digital products, sales are final once your duplicate link is sent or accessed. Full details are in each product's License & Terms page.
About 15 minutes for the core OS, 5 minutes for the free planner — each product includes a step-by-step Setup Guide.
Start free, or go straight to the full system — either way, you're running in one connected Notion workspace today.
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