CH. 01

Launching 11 · 11 · 2026

Your marketingruns itself.You keep the key.

Its agents research, write, picture and schedule every post. Not one of them publishes until you say so — or until you tell it that it can.

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Publish on time · runs without you

LinkedIn · scheduled posts · every claim reported

Scheduled posts go on time, and you are told what each one claimed. Naming a customer or quoting a person is still blocked.

CH. 02 — THE CONTROL ROOM

It writes the post.

Its researcher reads what your market is talking about this morning — Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub and your own feeds — and picks the story worth a post. Its writer turns it into a post in your voice.

MADE TONIGHT

01/ 05 · Write

CH. 03 — THE WORK

Three jobs you already have. All three, handled tonight.

FIG 03.1

Someone has to write the posts.

Today

Today that is you at eleven at night, or an agency you brief every week and chase every month.

From tonight

It never misses a week.

FIG 03.2

Someone has to answer the mail.

Today

Today that is a shared inbox nobody owns, and a reply that goes out two days after it mattered.

From tonight

The reply is written before you read the question.

FIG 03.3

Someone has to find the customers.

Today

Today that is a list somebody bought and one template sent to every name on it.

From tonight

Two hundred people, two hundred letters.

All three run at the same time, all night, for one flat fee — not one licence per job and not one seat per person.

CH. 04 — THE PICTURE

Every post gets its picture. You choose which.

A card drawn from your templates by default. An AI image made for that post, your own picture, or none — set it for the workspace, or change it for one post.

Your companyLinkedIn · goes out Tue 09:00

Most teams don’t have a content problem. They have a consistency problem — the third week is where it always dies.

The post's card: Consistency. The third week is where content plans die.

Card. Drawn from your templates, in your colours, from the post's own words. Free, and the default.

Templates

Eight layouts, drawn for every post

Cover slide: Consistency. The third week is where content plans die.
Cover
Point slide: Week one runs on enthusiasm. Week three runs on a system.
Point
Flow slide: Where the plan breaks: week one, every post goes out; week two, one is late; week three, nothing goes out.
Flow
Comparison slide: What breaks and what lasts: posting when inspired or on a schedule; a blank page or a list of stories; one person or a system.
Comparison
Method slide: Make the third week easy: keep a list of stories, write in batches, schedule a month ahead, approve in one sitting.
Method

One post, five slides. One picture, a short set, or a swipeable carousel — in the shape each platform wants.

  • Made of the post's own words, so it is never about the wrong thing. Free, and instant.
  • Your colours on every card, with every line's contrast measured: 7 : 1 for a headline, 4.5 : 1 for the small print.
  • Your own card templates — upload them, and an admin decides which ones the team can use.
  • Alt text written from the card's own words.

CH. 05 — THE CHECK

It will not post what it cannot prove. Every claim, checked.

A draft, written tonightLinkedIn · checked before you see it
Held

The third week is where most content plans die. LinkedIn lets you post a PDF as a swipeable document. Our reach grew 340% in a month. Three of the big four banks already use it. It is the only tool that checks its own work.

A measured figureRefused

Nobody measured it. A figure needs a source with its scope and date.

2 refused1 need you2 clearedIt cannot go out as written — and it says why.
BEFORE YOU SEE IT

A seven-point brand check

  • Platform rules
  • Opening hook
  • Length
  • Readability
  • Brand voice
  • Call to action
  • Claim safety
WITHOUT A SOURCE

What it refuses

In every setting

Naming a customerQuoting somebody

By default

A measured figureWhat a customer experienced

Overrule a single post if you must. Your name goes on the record.

CH. 06 — THE KEY

How far it goes on its own. You decide.

Press one and watch last night’s work decide again. Set it per agent and per client — an agency can run one client on autopilot and another on approve-first, in the same login.

Last night’s work0of 4 go without asking you
09:00LinkedInThe third week is where it diesWaits for your tap
11:00LinkedInThree of the big four banks already use itWaits for your tap
03:18InboxRe: pricing for 40 seatsWaits for your tap
10:02ProspectTo a founder in logisticsWaits for your tap

One switch stops it. Every agent, every platform, at once — enforced by the database, not by a screen.

CH. 07 — IN YOUR POCKET

Approve from anywhere. The app is coming.

Mobile app · coming soon

A phone app built for one job: seeing what is ready, and deciding in seconds. Until it lands, Telegram tells you the moment a post is ready.

  1. 01It tells you

    A notification the moment a post is ready, and a countdown when one is due.

  2. 02You see what goes out

    The post as it will look, where it will go, and what the fact-check found.

  3. 03One tap, or a swipe

    Approve and publish, schedule, save to draft, or decline with a reason.

Mobile appComing soon

Review, approve and schedule from your phone, with a notification the moment work is ready.

TelegramLive today

A message with the post and its picture, the moment it is ready for you.

EmailComing soon

A morning summary of what is ready, and a note when something needs you.

CH. 08 — EVERYTHING IN THE BOX

Everything it does. In one workspace.

01

Create

  • Finds what your market is talking about — Reddit, Hacker News, GitHub, your own feeds — and picks the stories worth a post
  • Writes each post in your voice, for each platform — or takes the one you wrote
  • A picture for every post: a card from your templates, an AI image made for it, your own, or none
  • Your own card templates, brand background and logo, with the contrast measured
  • Swipeable carousel posts for LinkedIn
  • Schedules in your own timezone
02

Check

  • Every claim classified and checked against a source
  • A seven-point brand check before you see anything
  • Naming a customer or quoting a person: refused in every setting
  • Overrule a single post, with your name on the record
03

Answer & reach

  • Watches every mailbox you connect
  • Sorts each message, and shows the sentence it decided on
  • Drafts every reply for your approval
  • Writes to each prospect about something real about them
  • Protects the reputation of the domain you send from
04

Run safely

  • Prices work before it spends, and stops before an overrun
  • Tells you what failed, in words you can act on
  • Attacks its own defences on a schedule and reports what got through
  • Eight AI vendors, or a model on your own computer
  • Roles, multi-step approvals, single sign-on, two-factor sign-in, white-label

QUESTIONS

What companies ask us first.

Something else? Ask us directly.

Does it post without me?

Only if you switch that on. Out of the box everything waits for you. Switched on, scheduled posts go out on time and you are told what each one claimed — a post that names a customer or quotes a person is still held. Replies and prospect letters always wait for a person, because the database refuses to send them otherwise.

Will it make things up?

It is built not to. Every post is broken into the claims it makes and each is checked against a source. By default a figure nobody measured, an outcome nobody reported, a customer you do not have or a quote nobody said is refused. You can relax the first two for your own posts; naming a customer or quoting a person is refused in every setting.

Will it sound like a robot?

You tell it about your business once. Every draft is scored on seven points before it reaches you, brand voice among them.

Can I write my own posts?

Yes. Write one yourself and it goes through the same fact-check, picture and schedule as everything it writes.

Can I choose the picture, or use my own?

Every post can carry a card drawn from your templates, an AI image made for it by the image model you choose, a picture you upload, or no picture at all. You can bring your own card templates, your brand background and your logo.

Does it make videos?

Not yet — video is coming. Today it makes cards, AI images and swipeable carousels.

How much of this is real today?

LinkedIn, Gmail and Telegram work live today. X, Instagram, Facebook, Reddit and Outlook are built and waiting on those platforms' approval. Threads, Bluesky, YouTube, TikTok and more are planned. Ask us about any of them and you will get a straight answer.

Which AI does it use?

Your choice: eight vendors, including a model that runs on your own computer. Every answer records which model gave it, and every call is priced as it happens.

What will it cost?

Pricing is announced at launch. Ask for early access and we will walk you through it.

Can I use it before 11 · 11 · 2026?

Ask us for early access, and we will tell you plainly what it can do for your business today.

LAUNCHING 11 · 11 · 2026

Tonight it works.
Tomorrow you decide.

01

Connect one account

LinkedIn takes about a minute. That is the whole setup.

02

Tell it about your business

Once. It writes in your voice from then on.

03

Wake up to work done

Approve what you like. Turn on autopilot for what it has earned.

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