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Notion for social media managers

Four clients, five posts a week, twenty manual uploads. That's your Tuesday gone.

The client hub you already built

Most social media managers already run clients out of Notion. The calendar is there, the captions are there, and the approval thread is in the same doc the client can see. What Notion cannot do is publish, so posting day is still manual.

Clem is the part that publishes. Every account gets its own planner in the Notion page you already share with them. Approvals in the doc, posting on autopilot, and no more opening three apps to check whether today actually went out.

One planner per brand

A planner covers one brand: its own Notion database, its own grid, one Instagram account and one TikTok account. That separation is the point. You never post to the wrong account because the accounts were never in the same place.

Studio is $39 a month and includes 6 content planners, which fits a freelancer or a small agency running a few brands. Creator is $15 a month with 2 planners for a single brand.

Approvals stay where the client already is

You are not asking a client to make an account in a scheduling tool to approve a caption. They comment in the Notion doc you already share, the way they already do.

What it does not solve

Clem publishes to Instagram and TikTok only. It does not do reporting, invoicing, or contracts, and posts using licensed platform music still have to go out natively.