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Not built yet — this page is a question

What if the product were you?

Everything here was built for people marketing an app. But most of the machine doesn't care what the subject is — a week of planned content, a queue you approve, and an analysis of what actually worked are the same problems whether you're selling software or building an audience.

What's missing is the part that starts from a niche and an audience instead of a URL. Before building it, we'd rather ask.

A generated week of content, each item slotted by day, time, format and platform
The weekly planning that would carry over unchanged — shown here for a product.

Already works

The engine is subject-agnostic

  • Value content that never pitches
  • A planned, slotted week of posts
  • Slideshows, cards and captions
  • The approval queue and scheduling
  • Weekly analysis of what performed
  • Credit prices before you spend

Would need building

  • Onboarding from a niche, not a URL
  • A kit built from your audience and socials
  • Joining affiliate programmes, not running them
  • Brand deals tracked from first DM
  • A rate card you can stand behind
  • A media kit built from your own numbers

None of this exists today. It's the list we'd work through if enough people said it mattered.

Straight answers

Is this available now?
No. Today the platform builds your kit from a product URL, so using it for a personal brand means describing yourself as the product — which works, but badly. The onboarding that starts from a niche and an audience isn't built.
Then why is this page here?
To find out whether enough people want it before it gets built. If you leave your email you'll get asked what you'd actually need, and a straight answer about whether it's happening.
What would carry over unchanged?
Most of it. Planning, the formats, the approval queue, scheduling, publishing, the weekly analysis and the cost controls don't care whether the subject is an app or a person.
What would have to be different?
Onboarding, and the commercial side. You'd join affiliate programmes rather than run them, and the creator tooling would need flipping around into a brand-deal tracker with your own rate card.

Tell us it's worth building

Leave your email and we'll ask you what you'd need — and tell you honestly whether it's happening.