Holiday gift boxes are open for pre-order: seeded rye, chocolate babka, house granola and a jar of hot honey butter, $58. Limited to 80 boxes. Order at the counter or through the link in bio. Pre-orders close the 18th, or when they're gone. Local delivery available the final week before the holidays. #giftideas #holidayshopping #shoplocal
Collaboration
Keep the whole team in sync without the group chat.
Plan, review and publish in one shared workspace, with feedback that lives on the work itself and internal team notes kept separate from what clients see.
The numbers that matter
What keeps a social team aligned.
comment streams per post
Internal team notes stay separate from client-facing feedback.
comments on the work
Feedback sits on the post, not in scattered DMs.
CSAT rating
Across 10,000+ marketers using Sked.
Average first response
Average time to a real human reply from support.
One workspace, everyone on the same page.
Shared calendars, team tagging and comments that live on the post instead of in six separate DMs. Everyone opens Sked and sees the same status, the same feedback and the same next step, whether they are in-house or an external reviewer.
Watch every review move without chasing anyone.
Feedback and sign-off live on the post itself, so a comment like 'change the second line' is attached to the actual work. Tag the next person, see what is waiting on whom, and bring an external client into the same thread with a no-login link.
five years of salt theory this month. we started with one suit and a folding table at a saturday market. there's a pattern room now, and eleven pieces, and all of you. thank you. anniversary offer drops next week. waitlist hears first, link in bio. and if you were one of our first hundred orders, check your inbox this week. #fiveyears #smallbusiness
spring launch: the tide pool edit lands thursday 10am. three new pieces in sea glass and shell pink, cut in the same pattern room as everything else we make. waitlist opens tonight, link in bio. #springlaunch #salttheory
Some news: from next month, our counter coffee comes from Cooper Lane Roasters, a small-batch roastery 11 streets away. We tried nine local roasters before picking. Their medium roast plus one of our morning buns is the best $9 breakfast in the neighbourhood. Retail bags hit our shelf the same week, $19. #localcoffee #shoplocal
We're hiring a Head Coach for Dockside. Lead a team of five, own the programming calendar, coach the floor daily. This is not a clipboard job. 5+ years coaching strength and experience developing coaches required. Salary range is in the posting. Full details on our careers page, and applications close end of month. Know someone perfect? Send this their way.
This weekend's specials: cardamom knots, pear and frangipane tart, and the breakfast pie is back. The pie sells out every single week, usually before 10am. Want a sure thing? Pre-order at the counter by Friday close. Doors at 7, Saturday and Sunday. #weekendbaking #breakfastpie #bakerylife
Saturday: Riverside Market, stall 14, 8am until sold out. New this week: rye crackers made from offcuts of the seeded loaf, $6 a bag, great with the cheddar from the dairy stall next to us. Zero waste, very good snack. Come tell us what you think.
Winter menu lands Wednesday. New: braised leek and gruyere danish, a darker city loaf, and hot honey butter for the morning buns. Full list goes up on the board and here at 9am, and we'll be sampling the danish at the counter all morning. The favourites aren't going anywhere. We're just adding.
Every comment and sign-off, attached to the work.
How collaboration works
How work stops slipping through the cracks.
Shared calendars and tagging
One calendar across brands and channels. Tag a teammate on a post or task and it lands on their plate, not in an inbox they will open on Friday.
Internal and client comments, separated
Feedback sits on the work, in two streams: internal notes your team keeps to itself, and client-facing comments. Debate a draft candidly without the client reading along.
No-login client review
Send stakeholders a branded link. They approve or comment from the browser, no account required, and the sign-off is tracked.
Sked vs the group chat
Your calendar shouldn't live in six DMs.
- Post status scattered across DMs, email and a spreadsheet
- Feedback that arrives as a screenshot with no context
- Clients emailing 'approved!' with no record of which version
- New teammates guessing who owns what
- One shared calendar shows status across brands and channels
- Comments attach to the post they are about
- Clients sign off from a tracked no-login link
- Tag an owner and the task lands on their plate
Who it's for
Built for teams with more than one cook.
Agencies
Keep every client's plan, feedback and sign-off in one place, and add seats or reviewers as accounts grow.
In-house social teams
Move a post from copywriter to brand to leadership without a status meeting, all on one calendar.
Distributed teams
Comment, tag and approve asynchronously across time zones, so the work keeps moving while people sleep.
Works with
Collaboration threads through the workspace
How does Sked help a social media team collaborate?
Sked gives your team one shared workspace with a common calendar, team tagging and comments that live on each post. Internal team notes stay separate from client-facing feedback, external clients approve from a no-login link, and tasks land with the right owner. Everyone sees the same status and next step.
- Shared calendars across brands and channels
- Internal team notes kept separate from client-facing comments
- No-login review links for external stakeholders
- Access levels keep people to the content that is theirs
The proof behind the workflow.
- 94%customer satisfaction (CSAT)Measured across 10,000+ marketers who run their social on Sked.
- 90saverage first responseAverage time to a real human reply from the support team.
- 4.6/5on G2 from verified reviews80+ verified customer reviews on G2.
- SOC 2Type 2 certifiedYour content and your audience data, handled to enterprise standard.
Common questions
Questions about Collaboration.
How does adding team members work?
Add teammates as your workspace grows, each with their own access level so people only see the content they should. Extra-seat pricing is published on the pricing page, so there are no surprises at renewal.
Can clients review without a Sked account?
Yes. Share a no-login review link and stakeholders approve or comment straight from the browser. No seat, no password, no 'can you resend the invite' thread.
Where does feedback live?
On the work itself. Comment on posts, tasks and conversations in context, so approvals and edits stop scattering across email and DMs. Internal team notes stay in a separate stream from client-facing comments, so your team can talk candidly on the same post the client is reviewing.
Can I assign tasks across the team?
Yes. Tag a teammate on a post or task and it lands with them, with the context attached. You can see what is waiting on whom without a status meeting.
Which plans include collaboration?
Shared calendars, team tagging and in-context comments are on every paid plan. Custom approval workflows and the no-login client review portal come in on higher plans. The pricing page shows the split.
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Can we swap the second photo? Otherwise good to go.