See a project in action

Three platforms. One calendar. Zero missed posts.

Mia is a lifestyle influencer with 180K followers across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. She uses Virgil to plan her Q4 content calendar, track every brand deal, and pitch new partners without switching between five different apps.

Step 1 · Set up the project

Create the project. Add the brand contacts.

Mia creates a "Q4 Content Calendar" project in Virgil. Then she adds the people behind her active partnerships: her Nike rep, her skincare brand manager, and a podcast host she is collaborating with this quarter.

Virgil — Q4 Content Calendar — Stakeholders

Every brand contact, in one place for this project.

Jordan West

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Partnerships Manager · Nike

11 entries in dossier

Priya Nair

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Brand Manager · GlowUp Skincare

8 entries in dossier

Derek Lam

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Host · The Audit Podcast

5 entries in dossier

Step 2 · Build the content calendar

Plan every post, across every platform.

Mia uses the checklist tool to map out her posting schedule for the quarter. Each item is tied to a platform and a brand deal so nothing slips through the cracks.

Virgil — Q4 Content Calendar — Checklist
Instagram Reel — Nike unboxing (Oct 12, sponsored)
TikTok — Morning routine featuring GlowUp serum (Oct 18, sponsored)
YouTube — October monthly favorites (Oct 28, organic)
Instagram Story — GlowUp skincare partner link (Nov 3, sponsored)
Podcast guest spot — The Audit with Derek Lam (Nov 10, collab)
TikTok — Nike holiday gift guide (Nov 14, sponsored)
YouTube — Q4 brand deal recap + year-end reflection (Dec 20, organic)

Step 3 · Track brand deals

Every deliverable, deadline, and payment in one place.

Mia uses the Table tool to track her active brand deals for the quarter. Because the table lives in the same project as her checklist and brand contacts, Virgil can cross-reference all of it when she needs a status update or wants to follow up.

Virgil — Q4 Content Calendar — Brand Deals
BrandDeliverablesPaymentDue dateStatus
Nike3 posts (1 Reel, 1 TikTok, 1 Story)$4,500Nov 15In progress
GlowUp Skincare2 Reels + 1 Story$2,200Oct 30In progress
Audible1 YouTube mention$1,800Dec 1Pending brief

Step 4 · The payoff

A new brand comes knocking. Mia needs a pitch deck by tomorrow.

Lululemon reaches out. Mia has the analytics and the past deal results already in the project. She asks Virgil to build the pitch.

Virgil on Q4 Content Calendar
Draft a pitch deck for Lululemon using my analytics and past brand deal results.
Done. 8 slides: audience demographics from your analytics doc, engagement rates by platform, past campaign results from your deals table, and a proposed package at $6,000 for 4 deliverables. The deck pulls your best-performing content as examples. Ready for review.

The content is the business.

Mia does not have an agent, a brand manager, or a media kit designer on retainer. She has a project with every brand contact, every posting deadline, every deal payment, and every platform in one place.

The content calendar talks to the brand deals table. The deals table informs the pitch deck. Every tool sees every other tool. Nothing is siloed. Nothing is forgotten the day a new opportunity lands.

This is not a content scheduling app. It is a workspace where the whole creator business lives, with an AI that understands every part of it.

Three platforms. One project. One agent.

Every brand deal, every post, every pitch. All in one workspace. Virgil is available now.