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The Artist
Operating System

Rollout Engine

Plan it. Launch it. Live it.

From release calendars to content drops and tour routing. Here is what that means in the app, what it hands back to you, and what it will not do on your behalf.

How it runs

  1. Plan Choose release dates, campaign length, target markets, goals and available assets.
  2. Build Generate or organise the creative, copy, pitches, emails and content required.
  3. Schedule Assign dates, channels, owners, approvals and tracking links.
  4. Launch Execute the release sequence across approved channels.
  5. Adapt Review results and adjust timing, content, markets or follow-through.

Plan lengths

14-day, 21-day, 30-day, 60-day, 90-day — chosen from the release date, not from a template.

Example campaign

21-day rollout

Days are counted from release day. This is a shape, not a schedule: nothing here is anyone's real campaign.

Campaign statuses

Idea · Drafting · Awaiting Asset · Awaiting Approval · Approved · Scheduled · Published · Completed

In the app today

Rollout plans
Build a 14, 21, 30, 60 or 90-day plan around a release date and get every moment it needs on a calendar.
Announcement and teaser sequencing
The order things go out in, worked backwards from release day.
Pre-save campaigns
A pre-save page that is live and collecting before the record is.
Platform captions and video concepts
Copy and short-form ideas written against the plan, not in a vacuum.
Playlist and press preparation
The pitch material assembled and ready to send.
Team assignments and approvals
Who owns a task, and what is waiting on whom.
Catalog reactivation
Campaigns for records that are already out.

Schedule-ready, not published for you

Nothing posts itself
Street Banker prepares the post, the caption and the date. Publishing it is you, or a platform integration that is not live yet.
Email and SMS are integration-ready
The sequence is built and waiting on a provider connection.
Approval required
Anything that leaves the workspace passes through an approval first.

Coming soon

Direct social publishing
Connecting a platform account so an approved post goes out on schedule.
Live impact tracking
Reading results back from the platforms themselves rather than from what you tell it.