One living calendar
See pitches, assigned stories, and scheduled issues together, without rebuilding the plan in a spreadsheet.
Plan the issue, shape the draft, and bring every contributor to the same page. Folio Desk gives small editorial teams a calmer way to publish consistently.
MADE FOR INDEPENDENT PUBLISHERS
See pitches, assigned stories, and scheduled issues together, without rebuilding the plan in a spreadsheet.
Give every story a brief, owner, due date, and shared place for the latest copy.
Collect precise edits beside the draft and keep decisions attached to the story.
Keep upcoming deadlines visible and hand a finished issue forward with less last-minute chasing.
Folio Desk gives each story a useful home from the first pitch to the final check. Editors can keep the shape of an issue in view while writers focus on the work in front of them.
We used to begin every week by asking where the latest draft lived. Now the issue has a shape before the first edit.
The calendar is straightforward enough for contributors to keep current, and detailed enough for me to plan ahead.
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Yes. Invite writers to collaborate on the stories assigned to them. Workspace owners manage the publication and editorial settings.
Yes. Bring over your issue dates, story titles, owners, and status. Keep your current archive wherever it lives.
No. Folio Desk organizes the editorial work and tracks readiness; your team continues to publish through its existing email platform.
Set up your editorial calendar and bring the team into one clear workflow.