Sunday scaries, solved. Dump your random ideas into one box and get a structured 5, 10, or 30-day calendar — post concepts, formats, and hooks ready to film. About 10 seconds.
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Most content calendars start with a blank Notion page and two hours you'll never get back. Clutvi's Brain Dump tool takes messy notes — half-formed ideas, trending sounds you saved, random rants — and turns them into a posting schedule you can actually follow.
Dump everything
Ideas, angles, trends, offers — no structure needed.
Pick your span
5 posts (sprint), 10 posts (fortnight), or 30 days (full month).
Film from the plan
Each day: concept, format, hook angle. Score in Algo Analyzer, caption in Caption Writer.
Niche: UK fitness · Input: "home workouts, busy mum, no equipment, want to grow to 5k"
DAY 1
"15-min morning workout before the school run" — talking head + demo
DAY 2
"3 exercises you can do while kids eat breakfast" — listicle format
DAY 3
"What I actually eat on a training day (not aesthetic)" — day-in-life
DAY 4
"Myth: you need a gym to get strong" — myth-bust + proof
DAY 5
"Week 1 results + what I'd do differently" — recap + CTA to follow
"drugstore skincare, oily skin, want to post 5x week, trending sounds, review format, Boots haul idea"
"Etsy printables, passive income, show behind scenes, customer messages, pricing tips, 10k follower goal"
"budget meals, Aldi shop, meal prep Sundays, picky kids, one pan dinners, 30 day challenge"
"life coach UK, mindset reels, client wins, book recommendation, Q&A format, lead magnet for free call"
Then score each idea, write captions, and reply to comments — all in the same £9.99 dashboard.
Brain dump your ideas into Clutvi, pick 5, 10, or 30 days, and get a structured plan with post concepts, formats, and hooks.
UK micro-creators typically post 3–7×/week. A 30-day calendar gives you buffer — film batches on weekends, post through the week.
Templates still need you to fill every cell. Brain Dump generates ideas from what you already know — then you can export to Notion if you like structure.
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