Enter your website.
It builds your social media strategy, then runs it for you.

What happens when you press GO

1. It investigates your business. It reads up to 40 pages of your site and works out what you sell, who buys it, how a post becomes a customer, your tone of voice, and the claims you should never make. It names your likely competitors and how they position themselves. Then it shows you all of that in plain English, to confirm or correct.
2. It builds the strategy. Which audiences come first, and why. The themes you should own, and how much of each. What each network is for, how often to post and when. Plus a set of controlled tests, one change at a time, so it finds out what works for your audience instead of guessing.
3. It gets to work. It finds subjects worth posting about, writes two versions, runs a separate fact and quality check, and publishes. It answers people who reply (or drafts the answer for your OK). If you switch it on, it also finds conversations in your field and drafts replies for you to approve.
4. It learns and adjusts. It reads the results, counts replies and shares far above likes, ends a test when there is enough evidence, and rewrites the strategy. You can read every version, and the reasons for each change.

Getting started takes about ten minutes

1. Choose your AI. Claude, ChatGPT or Grok. A click-through guide gets you a key in a few minutes, and a “Test my key” button tells you in plain words if anything is wrong.
2. Enter your website. The app studies it and shows you what it understood and the strategy it proposes. You confirm or correct it.
3. Connect X. A second click-through guide gets you your own X key in about ten minutes. Not ready for that? Skip it: the app writes the posts and you paste them in yourself, so you see results on day one.
4. Press GO. It works to the strategy: plans, writes, checks and posts. Approve every post yourself, or let it run and check in when you like.

What makes it different

What you should know before you buy

We would rather you read this now than be surprised later.

• You need two keys, and we walk you through both. One for the AI that writes (Claude, ChatGPT or Grok) and one for X. Each has a click-through guide, one instruction per screen. Allow about twenty minutes in total, once.
• You pay the AI company and X directly for what you use. The AI is typically a few cents a post. X charges about 1.5 cents a post. There is no monthly fee from either, and you set your own spending limits.
• Links cost more on X. X charges 20 cents for a post with a link in it, and shows it to fewer people, so links are off unless you switch them on.
• You are responsible for what is posted. The AI can make mistakes. Review posts, especially at the start; “Ask me first” mode lets you OK each one.
• We do not promise followers, reach or sales. The app plans, writes and posts well, consistently. What an audience does with that depends on your business and your market.
• Posts to X at launch. LinkedIn is planned; we will say when it is ready rather than promise a date.
• Your keys are stored encrypted and used only to write and publish your posts. You can remove them at any time.

Get early access

We are running a small early-access group before the public launch. Members get the launch price, which includes 12 months of updates, and a direct line to us while we polish it.

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