Build a plan everyone can read.
See campaigns, content, industry events, company milestones, and awareness dates together. Give each item an owner, channel, date, and status, then switch between calendar, board, and list views as the work moves.
A marketing calendar
built for life sciences.
Plan campaigns, congresses, scientific content, and reviews in one shared workspace—so every date carries the context behind it.
Two weeks free. No credit card required.
One view of the plan.
All the work behind it.
Pyroplane is a life sciences marketing calendar for coordinating campaigns, congresses, scientific source material, drafts, feedback, approvals, and publication status. It gives your team a shared view of what is happening, who owns it, and what must happen next.
Campaigns and dates
Owners and collaborators
Congresses and events
Scientific source material
Drafts and feedback
Review decisions
Channels and status
Published links
Move the work forward
from the calendar.
A date becomes useful when the source, owner, draft, and next decision are visible with it.
Keep scientific source material in reach.
Keep scientific papers, source documents, presentations, images, and internal guidance in one shared library. Attach the relevant material to the work it supports so writers and reviewers start from the same context.
Bring colleagues into a clear review.
Invite scientific, commercial, and leadership colleagues to comment on a specific passage, request a revision, or record an internal approval decision. The feedback stays with the content and its place in the plan.
Plan before, during,
and after the congress.
Treat the event as a body of work—not a single square on the calendar.
Find the event
Browse industry events by topic, region, therapeutic area, format, and more. Bookmark the relevant ones and track attendance.
Prepare the communication
Plan meeting invitations and attendance announcements, assign owners, and connect each item to the event.
Follow through
Collect useful notes, photos, and presentations, then give the recap and follow-up content their own dates.
Start with the work already
on your calendar.
Use one structure for recurring marketing situations while keeping the source material, people, and review path specific to each item.
Congresses
Coordinate the invitation, attendance announcement, field material, recap, and follow-up around the event.
Product launches
Give the product page, announcement, supporting article, and social posts one shared launch plan.
Publication
Connect the source, final review, planned date, published record, and live destination.
Webinars and workshops
Plan invitations, reminders, speaker material, the live date, and on-demand follow-up together.
Scientific content
Plan all the work behind the scientific story—from source material and contributors to the draft, review, and publication.
Thought leadership
Develop an expert point of view from source material and coordinate the long-form piece with the posts around it.
What should a life sciences
marketing calendar do?
Use these questions when you compare a specialist workspace with a general calendar or project tool.
Show the whole plan
Can it place content, campaigns, industry events, awareness dates, and company milestones in the same view?
Keep context attached
Can each item carry its brief, scientific sources, files, collaborators, and related event?
Make progress visible
Can everyone see the owner, status, feedback, review decision, publication date, and live destination?
Fit your existing process
Can the team plan and collaborate without replacing the publishing tools it must keep using?
Questions buyers ask.
What is a life sciences marketing calendar?
It is a shared plan for the dates, campaigns, content, events, sources, owners, and review steps involved in life sciences marketing. Pyroplane brings those parts together so a calendar item shows both when something should happen and the work required to make it ready.
How is Pyroplane different from a general content calendar?
A general calendar may show dates and tasks. Pyroplane also connects scientific source material, content drafts, passage-level feedback, internal approvals, industry-event planning, attendance, publication links, and workflow analytics in a workspace built around life sciences marketing.
Can we plan congress communication in Pyroplane?
Yes. Discover and bookmark relevant industry events, track who plans to attend, and connect invitations, announcements, recaps, and follow-up content to the event.
Can scientific and leadership colleagues review without managing the workspace?
Yes. Invite colleagues as reviewers, approvers, or viewers so they can comment, request a revision, or record an internal decision with access suited to their responsibility.
Does Pyroplane replace our MLR or compliance process?
No. Pyroplane can support planning, internal review, and the work that happens before or alongside a formal process. It is not a validated MLR system and does not replace your required regulatory, legal, privacy, or quality controls.
Do we have to change our publishing tools?
No. Publish through your chosen platform, then attach the live URL and publication date to the relevant item in Pyroplane.
How does AI fit into the calendar?
First Draft can provide 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.
Bring your next campaign
into one shared plan.
See how the calendar, source material, drafts, events, and reviews connect in Pyroplane.