A calendar with a purpose.
See your marketing across projects and channels. Give every activity a date, a clear brief, and a way forward.
Turn “I should do more marketing” into a clear next move.
Plan your work, put Codex to work, and bring every result back to one calendar.
Your plan. Your AI collaborator. Your final say.
The ideas aren’t the problem. It’s the scattered notes, forgotten follow-ups, and starting from scratch every Monday. Give your marketing the same intention you give your product.
From the first idea to the next action.
Keep the whole story in one place.
See your marketing across projects and channels. Give every activity a date, a clear brief, and a way forward.
Your audience, positioning, goals, and channel guidelines stay with the project. Codex has a starting point that’s actually yours.
Delegate research and preparation, collaborate on drafts, and keep hands-on work and review in the same plan.
Save findings, sources, learnings, and follow-ups with the activity. Your next campaign starts with what you already know.
Keep the evidence. Capture the learning.
A simple loop you can keep coming back to.
Plan. Work. Learn. Repeat.
Add a project, describe your audience, and set your goals. Define the tone and approach for each channel.
THE FOUNDATIONPut activities on the calendar. Add a brief and success criteria, then choose Agent, Assisted, Manual, or Review.
THE DIRECTIONCopy a contextual prompt for a task, or enable a Codex schedule for recurring research and preparation.
THE MOMENTUMReview the findings and drafts. Save the result, capture what you learned, and decide on the next action.
THE NEXT CHAPTERA focused home for the work that happens between building a product and helping people discover it.
Find your next moveOpen your calendar, see what matters, and pick up a task with the brief already attached.
Keep project and channel context close to the work, so every handoff starts from a stronger brief.
Use recurring calendar activities and enabled Codex schedules to keep research and preparation moving.
Review the evidence, refine the drafts, and choose what goes out. The decisions stay yours.
Connect positioning research, launch drafts, and your publishing checklist in one campaign plan.
From idea to launch dayHave Codex research relevant discussions, collect sources, and prepare replies for your review.
From research to relevancePlan your content, review the week’s findings, and carry useful learnings into the next cycle.
From intention to consistencyGet to know the way it works.
Code x Campaign is the brand for this marketing workspace, based on the Codex Marketing app. It brings projects, channels, a marketing calendar, Codex-assisted work, and saved results together so you can turn a plan into a clear next action.
Founders, indie makers, and people managing hands-on marketing for a small team. It’s especially useful when you’re balancing product development with research, content preparation, and follow-up. The current app is a private workspace; shared team access is not part of this page’s offering.
Codex can use your project and channel context to research opportunities, analyze findings, and prepare drafts. You can copy a task prompt into Codex or use the connected scheduling workflow. Results, sources, learnings, and next actions can be saved back to the task for review.
No. The current app does not provide social posting or outreach integrations. Adding a channel records its context and guidelines; it does not connect an account. You review drafts and separately authorize or carry out external publishing and outreach.
Daily, weekly, and monthly task cadence creates calendar occurrences. Running Codex is a separate step: enable a schedule with “Schedule with Codex.” Due work is processed at the coordinator’s next check or through an on-demand sync, rather than at a guaranteed exact minute.
The connected workflow needs Codex available, the app signed in, and your computer awake. On-demand sync also needs the local connection helper running, including after a restart. You can still plan in the workspace and copy contextual prompts when the connection is unavailable.
Yes. Each project can have its own audience, positioning, goals, preferred channels, and notes. Filter the calendar by project or execution type to focus on the work you need to see.
The current Codex Marketing app is private and requires authorized access. “Open the app” takes you to that existing workspace. This page does not offer a public signup, paid plan, or free trial.
Your next chapter starts with a clear next move.
Open your workspace Access to the existing private app is required.