what you buildwhat you say about it
Everything you build.
Everything you say about it.
One workspace for the product and for the words that go out about it, so the plan, the draft, the schedule and the record of what happened stop being four systems that disagree by Thursday. Your agent works the same records you do.
Free to start. You bring your own AI keys and pay your provider directly.
You and your agent
You work in a screen. Your agent calls the same action.
Same record, same permissions, whichever way it was touched. Handing your agent a key is not handing it a copy of your work, and it is why the two halves above stay in step without anyone keeping them there.
The key is yours to issue
You create it, you decide what it can touch, and you revoke it on its own. Nothing shared, nothing sitting in a config file.
It reaches what you reach
Your agent gets exactly the brands and records your own account gets, and not one more. No prompt argues its way past that.
You can hand it a key that cannot write
Read only is something you set when you issue it, checked here on every call rather than requested in a prompt.
Publishing
Write it once. Every channel in one place.
Three of them we post for you, on a schedule that runs whether or not you are awake. The rest you send yourself, and the plan, the copy and the record of it still live here.
How the news filter actually works
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Tap the channels you actually use.
What you unlock
Nothing here is behind a plan. It is behind a connection.
Every action becomes available the moment the things it needs are true. Switch a fact on and watch what it buys you. Nothing is held back for a tier.
Simplified from the workspace's own readiness list, which is the same one the dashboard and your agent read. An agent can ask for this directly.
What is inside
The pieces, and what connects them.
A change in one shows up in the others. That is the only good reason to keep them together.
What connects to what
A change here shows up there.
The lines carrying something real are lit and moving. The flat ones are pieces that sit near each other with nothing running between them yet. A feature links to the event it fires, the event links to the mail that announces it, a draft links to the channels it went out on, and your agents read all of it.
Agent memory
What your agents learned, where you can see it.
An agent recalls only what you confirmed. Anything it writes arrives as a proposal. You promote it, and a promoted memory links to the record it is about, so it turns up there instead of waiting to be searched for. How agents connect.
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Recall returns only what you confirmed.
A proposal sits inert until you promote it. proposed
A promoted memory links to the record it is about.
Who it is for
Find the version of this that is yours.
Founders
You write the plan, draft the marketing, name the events and answer support, sometimes the same day.
Product teams
The shared workspace around the build, with the events and the mail that go with it.
Marketers
Content, search, social and mail, with the analytics events you are going to measure.
Agencies
One account, one switcher, one workspace per client. Multi brand is the unit, not the upgrade.
Content creators
Read thirty sources, publish one piece. The research and the draft happen in the same place.
Working teams
Ownership, assignment and status that rolls up by person and by brand.
Yours to keep
The parts that stay in your hands.
Every one of these we would choose again.
Removing things stays with people
Your agent works the records all day long. There is no delete action anywhere for it to call, so what disappears is what you chose to remove.
Going live stays with you
It drafts and queues a post exactly where you would have. The moment it reaches your audience is a moment you pick.
Your AI bill stays between you and your provider
You bring the key and pay their price directly, so nobody here earns anything by nudging you to generate more.
Your list stays a list
Subscribers, a welcome, a broadcast with unsubscribe and suppression handled. Sequences and open tracking are not here.
Your site stays where it is
We publish into whatever you already run. Nothing new to keep alive at midnight.
Your contacts stay a pipeline
Stages, an activity log and the people who subscribed. It is not trying to grow into a CRM.
Questions
Questions people ask.
What is it, plainly?
A workspace for building and running brands. Plan the product, write and publish its content, keep the assets and the analytics events, and run several brands without them bleeding into each other.
Why would I not just use what I have?
Because your agent can work inside this one. Not read an export, not summarise a page. It calls the same actions you do, on the same records.
Do I need an AI key?
Not for the workspace. Planning, content, publishing and the agent connection call no model at all. Bring a key for the parts that generate, and pay your provider directly.
Which channels do you post to?
Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, video included, on a schedule that runs without you. Register any other channel to plan and track against it, and you send that one.
Can my agent break something?
There is no delete action for it to call, and what it can do is a fixed list. You can also give it a key that cannot write at all.
What does it cost?
Free to start. Early accounts stay free while pricing is worked out, and you get told before that changes.
Start free. Bring your own agent.
Give yourself a key that cannot write, let your agent look around, and widen it when you are ready.
Days when there is something worth saying.
No schedule, no drip.