Approval Tracking
See what's approved, rejected, pending, or ready to go, the moment a brief comes in.
FlowBu is local desktop software that turns social media briefs into organized calendars, approvals, metrics, and searchable archives.
Most teams have a process for publishing.
Almost nobody has a process for finding, reviewing, and understanding what was published months later.
FlowBu keeps the operational history of your social media work organized and searchable.
FlowBu turns a social brief into an organized calendar, a searchable archive, and live reporting, automatically.
See what's approved, rejected, pending, or ready to go, the moment a brief comes in.
A real way to measure what actually got done, not just what was scheduled.
Stay consistent with your content and unlock new looks for the app along the way.
Built by marketers, for marketers. One tool, four very different workdays.
Run every client from one calendar. Share clean snapshots of what's planned and done, on the fly.
No Excel calendar, no separate task per post. Import your brief, get a schedule, and start executing.
Stay consistent and keep up with your posting behavior, without paying a monthly fee to do it.
Learn a real content operations workflow before entering the industry, and keep the tool after graduation.
FlowBu is preparing for release as a downloadable desktop app for Windows and macOS — built to be bought once, not rented every month.
Questions before launch?
[email protected]Not yet. FlowBu is preparing for launch.
The current plan is a one-time desktop license, not a monthly SaaS subscription.
FlowBu is being built as a desktop application for Windows and macOS. The product is designed around a local-first workflow rather than forcing every part of social media operations into another browser-based SaaS platform.
No. FlowBu helps teams plan, approve, track, store, and remember their content. Publishing still happens natively or through the tools they already use.
Social media managers, marketing students, agencies, and multi-brand operators.
No. It works for solo operators, students, small teams, agencies, and anyone managing content across multiple brands or channels.
It helps prevent social content from becoming scattered, forgotten, or impossible to review later.