
The rest of your socials
More of your platforms switch on as each one finishes its review. Each moves to shipped the day you can use it.
Back what you want built first, or tell us what's missing.
Simon · Founder, and a working photographer
Signed-in users can try some of these before everyone else. Early features can have rough edges.
Tell us what would make your week easier. Others can back it, and we'll tell you what we decide.
Being built right now. If it ships, everyone who asked hears first.

More of your platforms switch on as each one finishes its review. Each moves to shipped the day you can use it.

Title lockups, curved and flipped text, bold and italic fonts, paper and torn-edge backgrounds, cut-outs you outline and edit, more templates, a Reel shape.

For everyone who joined before launch: your number and a badge to show on your own site.
A guided start, a sentence from the couple, photo links for suppliers, your voice learned from your site.
Planned. The order can change.
Request photos from the venue, florist or planner and have them land in the right gallery.
Create, view and edit reels from your own photos and videos, in the same Designer you already use for your carousels.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT from the app on your phone, the same way you do on the web.
On the plan, not started. Backing helps us choose the order.
Something we're planning: when you haven't posted for a while, the app builds a draft from your own picks and stars, like a carousel of the getting-ready…
Set the kinds of posts you want to share and how often, and see your whole plan above your queues, with your best posting times where we have them.
Changes you make in Lightroom and in WedSchedulePro stay in step.
Spread one image across several squares of your grid.
Going much deeper. Instead of handing you charts to interpret, it reads your numbers and says what is working, what is not, and what to change — in a…
Coming: guided submissions to the big wedding blogs. We're opening it to more countries first.
WedSchedulePro on iPhone and Android. This one is a long way off — the web app comes first, and we would rather get that right than rush a phone app.
Share photos from your library with the other suppliers from the day, your credit already on them.
Mix videos and photos in one carousel, designed in the same place as the rest, for the platforms that allow it.
Not on the plan?
Plans change. Anything here can move or be dropped, and nothing on it has a date. Buy for what's in the app today. If something you back ships, you'll hear.