One brief. A coordinated launch everywhere.

A launch is not one post, it is thirty, sequenced across channels over two weeks. Float turns a single brief into the whole campaign: every asset drafted, dated, and scheduled as one plan.

Free to start · No card required

InputA campaign brief“Launch the v2 release, two-week push”
Floatruns the loop
Outputs
Teaser postsLaunch-day setCarouselsReelsA blogThe full calendar

The slow way,
and the Float way.

Today

Launches are held together by hand

  • A spreadsheet of assets nobody keeps current
  • Each piece written in a different tab
  • Manual scheduling across every platform
  • The sequence slips the moment one asset is late
On Float

The launch runs as one plan

  • Float builds the calendar from the brief
  • Drafts every asset on brand, in sequence
  • Schedules the whole rollout at once
  • You move one date and the plan re-flows

Brief to rollout,
in one plan.

1

Plan the campaign

Give Float the brief and dates. It proposes the calendar: teasers, launch day, and follow-through.

2

Draft every asset

Each post, carousel, reel, and blog is drafted on brand and mapped to its slot.

3

Review as a set

See the whole campaign at once, approve or tweak, and keep the sequence intact.

4

Schedule the rollout

Float books every piece across every channel on the dates you set.

The whole rollout,
on one calendar.

Thirty assets across two weeks, drafted from one brief and scheduled as a single plan.

Teaser render
TeaserDay 1
Launch render
LaunchDay 8
Reel render
ReelDay 8
Recap render
RecapDay 14

What you get.

A full campaign calendar from one brief
Every asset on brand and in sequence
One place to review the whole rollout
Scheduling handled across every channel
Our last launch was a thirty-tab spreadsheet. This one was one brief and a calendar Float built, and the sequence actually held.
Daria K.Head of Content, 9-brand agency

Illustrative example, pending published customer results.

Questions, answered.

Can I control the sequence and dates?
Yes. Float proposes a calendar from your brief, and you set or move any date. The rest of the plan adjusts around the change.
Does every asset stay on brand?
Every piece is drafted in the brand voice and kit for the campaign, and you approve the set before anything schedules.
Can I run launches for multiple brands?
Yes. Each brand keeps its own voice, kit, and calendar, so campaigns never cross wires.
What channels does it cover?
Your connected social channels plus a launch blog to your site. You can also push the approved set to a scheduler you already use.

Put this loop
to work today.

Drop in one capture and watch it become a week of on-brand content across every channel. Free to start, no card required.

One capture · Every channel · On schedule