The content calendar & daily autopilot

The content calendar turns steady publishing into something that happens on its own — while keeping you in the driver's seat. Maark proposes a schedule, produces articles on it, and routes each finished piece to you for approval.

How the calendar starts

After onboarding, Maark uses your Keyword Universe to propose a topic calendar you can see on day zero. Production begins on schedule — your first article arrives the next morning. There is no hard approval gate blocking the calendar from starting.

It is yours to edit

The calendar is editable at any time:

• Swap, remove, or add topics.
• Change the cadence or the article type for a slot.

Editing a slot's topic before the article enters production costs nothing — changing your mind early is free. (Once a piece has been produced, its credits are spent; see Reviewing and approving articles.)

Review-first, not set-and-forget

This is the important part: each produced article lands in a review queue, not on your site. Every day you get a review email with one-click Publish, View, or Skip for each piece. You decide what ships.

If you would rather it run hands-off, there is an opt-in per-project toggle: "auto-publish if I don't act within 48 hours." It is off by default. When you turn it on, articles that have passed review and that you have not acted on publish on their own after 48 hours, and Maark notifies you. You can turn it off again whenever you like.

Reading the calendar

Each day on the calendar shows its state at a glance:

• Published — the article went live.
• Queued — scheduled, not yet produced.
• Awaiting review — produced and waiting for your decision.
• Gate-failed — did not pass review; it routes through the repair loop and never publishes silently.

Where articles publish

Approved articles publish to your connected Shopify store, or stay in your draft library if you have not connected one. See Connect Shopify and Publishing your content.