AI marketing for small business, sized for a two-person store.
The agent drafts your posts from your real product pages, in your brand's voice, waits for you to approve them, publishes to your channels, and writes the reports and ad recommendations from your ad accounts, read-only. You run the store.
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The loop runs itself. You just approve.
Thursday night
Next week's posts, already drafted
The agent writes from the product pages you gave it, in your brand's voice. Every claim comes from your own product details.
Grounded in pages you uploaded. No invented benefits.
Your say
Nothing posts until you approve
Every draft waits in Approvals by default. Approve it and it goes out on the schedule you set.
Publishing
Out to your channels
Approved posts publish to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and Pinterest.
After approval, on the schedule you set, with a delivery log per account.
Every morning, read-only
The ad read, written for you
The agent reads your Meta, Google, X and Snapchat ad accounts and writes up what you spent, what Meta says it sold and the cash that actually landed, with what it would change. You make any change in the ad platform.
Example screen. Your numbers come from your own connected accounts.
Counted once
One sale, one number
Meta reports the same sale under several names. We keep one and drop the copies, so your total is never quietly inflated.
Three names, one sale, one $89.
The weekend
Alerts that watch Saturday for you
Set a line, like return under 1.5 on your main campaign. If a number crosses it, your phone pings, and you open Meta from the sofa and pause it there, or let it ride.
The first week
Five things you stop doing
Exporting spreadsheets to build a weekly view
The morning read has it.
Writing next week's posts from a blank page
Drafts wait on Thursday.
Checking numbers at ten at night
The brief lands at 08:30 UTC.
Paying three tools for one answer
One workspace, one bill.
Missing what happens on Saturday
Your phone gets a ping.
Four tabs, one doubt, every day
Open Meta and the ads look great. Open your store and yesterday’s sales say otherwise. Open a spreadsheet, then the bank app, and try to work out which number to believe. Close it all and start building Friday’s ad anyway, because costs are climbing.
The loop of a small store is simple: spend, sales, new creative, repeat. It only feels like chaos because the work lives in different tabs. The agent takes the writing and the reading: it drafts the posts, reads the ad accounts and lines the week up for your approval, so the loop takes minutes instead of the whole morning.