Build a weekend-read packet
The weekend read is the Friday ritual: gather the week's most promising material into one thing to hand an exec. In CoverQueue you flag as you go, curate the list, and build a packet, for reading in-app or for sending out as a watermarked link.
Flag as you go
In the submission log, flag any row to the weekend read: press w on a selected row, or use the flag icon. Flagged items collect into a queue you can review before you send. Flagging throughout the week beats scrambling on Friday.
Curate the queue
The Weekend Read screen shows your flagged items as reorderable cards: title, writer, format, and a verdict chip if coverage is in. Drag to set the reading order, and drop anything that no longer belongs before you build.
Order matters for the exec's experience: put the strongest or most time-sensitive scripts first so they're read even if Friday runs short.
Build the packet
Click Build packet and choose how it goes out:
- Internal: a full-screen reading queue for the exec: step through scripts or coverage in order, with a quick note per item. Mobile-friendly for reading on the couch.
- External share link: pick contents (scripts, coverage, or both), a recipient label, and an expiry (default 7 days). This creates a tokenized link, and every included item is watermarked per recipient.
Build packet
Contents Scripts + coverage
Deliver ○ Internal (reading queue) ● External link
Recipient Daniel Cho
Expires in 7 days
Packet creation takes under a minute, and external items are pre-stamped so the recipient's first click is instant.
An external packet is delivered like any share link: watermarked and logged. See How watermarking works and Create and revoke share links.
Common questions
How do I remove something from the queue? Unflag it from the card or the log row; it drops out of the packet.
Does the exec need an account? Internal reading uses their CoverQueue account; an external link needs no login at all.
Can I send to more than one exec? Build a packet per recipient so each gets its own watermarked, separately revocable link.