How it works

You close up. Kate’s team drafts next week. You tap yes.

Tell Kate, an AI CMO, what you want in plain words. While you are shut, her team drafts the posts, the pictures and the plan. In the morning you tap yes, and on Friday a receipt shows what ran.

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The app's approvals screen, Waiting on you: three drafts for the example bakery, an Instagram post for Thursday, another for Friday and a Facebook post for Sunday.
The real app, on an example bakery

What happens after you lock up.

You tell Kate what you want before you lock up. Her team does the drafting while you are shut, and by the time you open, the week is waiting for your yes.

  1. Before you lock up

    You say what you want.

    In your own words, the way you would say it across the counter. No marketing speak needed. If Kate needs to know more, she asks.

    Smiling man with a laptop sits alone at a long wooden table in a quiet, empty café.Illustrative photo
    The app's brief screen: the bakery's goal written in plain words, with a Send to Maya button.
    The brief screen, with the app's own example brief for a made-up bakery.
  2. While you are shut

    The team drafts the week.

    Kate briefs the specialists and each one hands back their part: the brief, the words, the pictures and the times. Nothing leaves your workspace.

    Kate briefs the team

    • Maya, Account StrategistTurns your words into a brief
    • Nia, Copy ChiefWrites each post in your voice
    • Joe, Creative DirectorMakes the pictures
    • Zoe, Social Media ManagerPlans when each one goes out
    • Grace, Project ManagerLines it all up for your yes

    Review the team’s drafts before you use them.

  3. When you open

    The week is ready for your yes.

    Open the app on your phone and it is laid out: each draft word for word, with the day and time it would go out. Nothing has gone anywhere yet.

    At seven each morning, one short email tells you the one thing that needs you.

    Smiling man holds up a set of keys behind the counter of a bright, minimal shop.Illustrative photo
    The app's calendar on a phone: September, with the example bakery's three drafts on the 24th, 25th and 27th.
    The calendar, on a phone

No goal this week? Every Sunday evening Kate drafts next week’s posts from what she knows about your business. On Monday you tap yes.

You see exactly what goes out. Then you tap yes.

The week’s drafts arrive together. Each draft shows the post word for word with its picture, the channel it goes to, the link it points to, and when it goes out, or that no time is set yet.

  • There is no auto-approve: a post nobody approved simply waits.
  • Edit it after approving and it needs a fresh yes.
  • Approve the week in one tap, with a minute to change your mind, or approve each post on its own.

Ember Lane Bakery

3 waiting · 0 approved

  1. Wednesday

    Instagram9:00am

    Fresh out the oven: seeded sourdough and the first cinnamon buns of the week. Come early for a warm one.

    Waiting for your yes.

  2. Friday

    Instagram12:30pm

    Friday lunch: a flat white and a slice of lemon drizzle, or a loaf to take home for the weekend.

    Waiting for your yes.

  3. Sunday

    Facebook5:00pm

    Weekend cake orders are open. Birthday, anniversary or just because: tell us by Thursday and we will have it ready.

    Waiting for your yes.

Nothing is scheduled until you approve it. A post nobody approves simply waits.

Illustrative week for an example business. Ember Lane Bakery is made up, and nothing here is sent anywhere.
The app's record of decisions: you approved a Facebook post and two Instagram posts, and each one is scheduled.
The approvals screen in the real app, after three yeses on the example bakery.

After your yes

An approved post is scheduled on your calendar, and the approvals screen keeps a dated record of each decision.

On Pro, an audit log of every campaign run and approval decision.

Friday brings the receipt.

Every Friday afternoon an email sums up your week: what ran, what happened and what to do next. The same record is written for the team. You see the week in Kate's chat.

It is built from the accounts you connected, by fixed rules rather than a model. Where nothing is connected, or a number was not measured, it says so rather than guessing.

Last week's receipt shapes next week's draft, so every week starts informed.

Marketeer Labs

Friday receipt

An example business, this week

What ran
Every post that went out this week, and where the campaign work got to.
What happened
What the platforms reported, from the accounts you connected. A number that was not measured says so.
What to do next
The one change worth making, and what it feeds into next week's draft.
Ad spend
Ad spend, when you have connected an ad account.

Worked out from your own numbers by fixed rules, not an AI opinion.

Drawn for this page with the receipt’s real lines. No numbers are filled in.

Eight steps, and who does each.

Underneath the week is the campaign cycle. Kate researches, drafts and checks inside your workspace on her own. Anything that leaves it needs your yes.

  1. Connect and upload

    Your website, your assets and the accounts that matter.

    Needs your yes

  2. Diagnose

    Kate reads your website and shows the visible gaps and the missing evidence. She asks for what she could not find, and never guesses at a conversion rate.

    Kate does this

  3. Confirm brand and goals

    You correct the offers, claims and brand rules, then set the goal.

    Needs your yes

  4. Create the campaign

    Kate assigns research, copy and creative to the specialists. Drafts can receive a separate AI check. Review the work before using it.

    Kate does this

  5. Review the exact plan

    Assets, audience and timing together. You tap yes, change it, or ask for changes with a note.

    Needs your yes

  6. Launch and verify

    Approved posts and emails publish to your connected accounts. Kate writes each ad and you launch it in your own ad account. Once a post lands, the app records the id and link the publisher sends back, so you can open the post and check it.

    Needs your yes

  7. Read the results

    Fresh numbers from the accounts you connected. Where nothing is connected, or a number was not measured, it says so rather than guessing.

    Kate does this

  8. Choose the next cycle

    Continue, change or stop, with a clear idea of what to test next.

    Needs your yes

The specialists Kate briefs at step four are named on the team page.

What works today, and what does not yet.

Every part of the run has one of four states. Each channel is listed by name on the connections page.

  • Livedrafts, one-tap approval and brand memory in your workspace, posts to your connected social accounts, email broadcasts
  • You launch itGoogle, Meta and LinkedIn ads, written in full
  • Coming soona published Facebook post boost, switched off, WhatsApp for your customers
  • Not builtSMS, TikTok ads, Pinterest ads

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