For a beginner author, one of the most non-obvious problems is the content plan. Yes, at first you could live without it at all. You sit down to write a post, an idea comes to mind, you write it, done.

But over time, you realize that there aren't that many original and interesting ideas in your head. Or there are many, but they all live somewhere in your subconscious and you can't always pull out something interesting on command.

Well, the classic — when interesting ideas come to you in the shower, but by the time you get to write them down, you've already forgotten everything.

In short, the content plan. I started keeping it first in notes. Then in Telegram favorites. Then I invented a whole bicycle in Obsidian. Only that bicycle quickly fell into disrepair.

My elegant, concise content plan quickly turned into a huge monstrous wonder weapon that was simply impossible to use.

I tried looking for specialized services. But I found nothing except "use our Kanban boards." So I decided to make my own.

In short, I present to you my little pet project — the service "101 Post." Everything is as simple as possible: first you add ideas for posts to the dashboard. Then you schedule them in the calendar.

Of course, there are interesting things under the hood. For example, notifications. You wake up in the morning — and the Telegram bot sends you a reminder about the post scheduled for today. Convenient!

There's also publication statistics with the ability to set a goal for yourself — for example, to write every day, like in Content Hero.

In short, there are cool features. But the main thing is that the basic functionality turned out to be really convenient.

And yes, I don't plan to monetize this thing. So access to the service is free. Use it to your health. Consider it my contribution to the development of the community of beginner authors :)

101post.astralevsky.ru

Any feedback (suggestions, wishes, bug reports) is welcome! You can directly in PM → @astralevsky.