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Browse Industry Events by topic, region, and format. Bookmark relevant congresses and track your team’s attendance.
Plan content, work from scientific sources, and get feedback from colleagues. Built for small marketing teams, including teams of one.
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The conference may live in a spreadsheet, the source material in a shared drive, and the feedback in chat. Behind every date is work that needs to come together.
Pyroplane brings your source material, content plan, and conversations together. Here’s how the pieces connect.

Gather documents, presentations, and images in a shared library. Attach the relevant files to a brief or draft so everyone can find the material behind the message.
Choose a starting point and see the material and content you can organize around it.
Prepare the invitation and announcement, gather material from colleagues attending, and give the recap and follow-up their own dates.
Work from the product brief to the launch announcement, website copy, and social posts. Give each piece an owner and a date.
Use an application note as the source for an announcement and explainer article. Review the drafts, then record the published links.
Prepare the invitation with speaker material, schedule the reminders, and plan the on-demand follow-up before the webinar takes place.
Develop a case study from interview notes and customer quotes. Gather feedback on the draft and prepare the posts that introduce it.
Prepare the invitation and agenda, collect the presentation files, and organize follow-up material around the workshop.
Gather the facts behind a collaboration or company milestone, then prepare the announcement, website update, and social posts.
There is the announcement before it, the material your colleagues bring back, and the follow-up afterwards. Keep that work connected to the event.
Browse Industry Events by topic, region, and format. Bookmark relevant congresses and track your team’s attendance.
Connect invitations, meeting announcements, and recap content to the same event. See their dates alongside the rest of your calendar.
Colleagues add photos, presentations, and notes after the congress, ready for the recap and the conversations that follow.

Scientific material, specialist events, and input from people across your company.
Attach application notes, white papers, and presentations to the draft. Scientific colleagues can refer to the material while reviewing the copy.
Discover congresses by topic and region, track attendance, and connect the invitation, announcement, and recap to the event.
Invite colleagues in science, sales, and leadership with access suited to their role. Reviewers and approvers are included in the team subscription.
No. Pyroplane gives the work a shared home by connecting the plan, source files, drafts, feedback, and approval decisions. Add material from the tools you use today and bring one workflow into Pyroplane at a time.
Yes. Invite colleagues as reviewers, approvers, or viewers so they can comment on a specific passage, request changes, or record a decision without managing the wider plan. Reviewers and approvers are included in the team subscription.
You publish on your chosen platform, then attach the live URL in Pyroplane. The workspace records the publication date and destination alongside the content.
Yes. Explore the complete workspace free for two weeks. No credit card required. See Pricing for the subscription and team allowances.
First Draft gives you an editable starting point using instructions for the type of content you are creating. Your team checks the scientific detail, shapes the message, and makes every review, approval, and publication decision.
No. Pyroplane can support internal review and approvals by keeping source material, comments, revisions, and decisions together. It is not a validated MLR system or a substitute for your company’s regulatory, legal, privacy, or quality controls.
In a demo, we’ll walk from the source material to the plan, draft, and review. Bring a question or a piece of work you have in mind.
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