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Sketchnote’s Social Planner

Case study on Notion

Sketchnote’s Social Planner is a SaaS platform that helps teams plan, create, and schedule content across multiple social channels in one place.

About this project

Sketchnote Social Planner is a SaaS platform designed to help teams plan, create, collaborate, and schedule content across multiple social media channels from one unified dashboard. The goal was to reduce tool-switching, simplify team collaboration, and streamline content workflows for marketing teams and agencies managing multiple brands.

The design process started with user interviews involving social media managers, founders, and marketing teams to understand their current workflow gaps. Key pain points identified were scattered tools, lack of collaboration visibility, content approval delays, and poor calendar clarity.

The final product delivered a centralized content management system that improved workflow efficiency and reduced manual coordination across teams. The group-based structure made it easier for teams to manage multiple brands, while the visual calendar enhanced planning visibility.

Details

Web App (Desktop)

Product Design

UX Research

2 month

Team

Vijay Saiwal

(Product Designer)

Kavya Menon

(Development Head)

Shreek Pawar

(CEO)

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Sketchnote’s Social Planner

Case study on Notion

Sketchnote’s Social Planner is a SaaS platform that helps teams plan, create, and schedule content across multiple social channels in one place.

About this project

Sketchnote Social Planner is a SaaS platform designed to help teams plan, create, collaborate, and schedule content across multiple social media channels from one unified dashboard. The goal was to reduce tool-switching, simplify team collaboration, and streamline content workflows for marketing teams and agencies managing multiple brands.

The design process started with user interviews involving social media managers, founders, and marketing teams to understand their current workflow gaps. Key pain points identified were scattered tools, lack of collaboration visibility, content approval delays, and poor calendar clarity.

The final product delivered a centralized content management system that improved workflow efficiency and reduced manual coordination across teams. The group-based structure made it easier for teams to manage multiple brands, while the visual calendar enhanced planning visibility.

Details

Web App (Desktop)

UX Research

Product Design

2 month

Team

Vijay Saiwal

(Product Designer)

Kavya Menon

(Development Head)

Shreek Pawar

(CEO)