We made a calendar. It got out of hand.
Sprig started as a grid of seven columns for a small brand that kept double-posting on Thursdays. It now schedules to every major network and holds the inbox too. It is still, mainly, a grid of seven columns.
Small brands don’t lack ideas. They lack a Thursday.
The plan lived in five places.
A notes app for captions, a folder for images, a spreadsheet for dates, and a memory for what was already posted. None of them agreed with each other.
Every network wanted a different rectangle.
4:5 here, 2:3 there, 1.91:1 for the one that insists. The same photo got cropped by hand, four times, on a Friday.
Replies wandered off.
A comment on one account, a DM on another, a mention that nobody saw until Monday. The dot that says “unread” did not travel between apps.
The report was a spreadsheet nobody opened.
Numbers were exported, pasted, reformatted and attached. Sprig makes the report a link and lets the numbers stay where they are.
Four decisions we keep making the same way
They are not slogans. Each one has shown up in a pull request.
The calendar is the product.
Everything else, from the composer to the inbox to the report, hangs off a week of seven columns. If a feature can’t be explained by pointing at a day, it waits.
Pay once.
$179, $399 or $550. One payment, in USD, and no renewal date to forget.
An unread dot means unread.
It clears when someone answers. It does not clear when someone glances.
Defaults should be right most of the time.
Sprig picks the crop, suggests the slot and checks for conflicts. You can override all three. Most teams override the crop about as often as they rearrange their desk.
Connected once. Synced every few minutes.
You sign in to each network one time; Sprig holds the connection and never asks for your passwords. Accounts re-sync in the background, and the app tells you how long ago in plain words: “Synced 2m ago.”
Questions go to a real inbox at support@spriggroup.com. Canopy plans get priority support and a guided onboarding.
See pricingThe short list, in the order we’re likely to do it
Direction, not a promise with a date on it. Nothing here changes what you pay.
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Shared snippets that the whole team can edit, with the same shortcut in every inbox thread.
Approval rules per network
Say that LinkedIn needs a second pair of eyes and Threads does not.
Month view for reports
The same shareable link, with one more column to scroll through.
The grid of seven columns is waiting.
Seedling is $179, Sapling is $399, Canopy is $550. Choose one, pay once, and start dragging posts onto days.
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