One source in — a post, a case study, a product update — and a month of channel-specific content out, in your voice, scheduled and waiting for a glance.
At a glance
Everything that usually decides it, before the detail below.
In detail
Built for marketing teams of one or two people, where the calendar quietly depends on somebody having a spare hour. The agent takes what you already produced, rewrites it properly for each channel instead of cross-posting the same text, queues it when your audience is actually there, and reports back on what worked so the next batch is better.
Parameters and terms
Tell us which process is costing you the most hours. The first consultation and the process audit cost nothing, and you keep the findings either way.
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Who it is for
Companies publishing often enough for it to matter, with nobody whose actual job it is.
You are the strategy, the copy, the design and the scheduling. The agent takes the production half so you keep the thinking half.
The expertise is in your head and never reaches the feed. We turn one recorded conversation a month into weeks of posts that sound like you.
Separate voice rules, separate calendars, one workflow. The agent scales the production side without another junior hire.
New arrivals, seasons and campaigns arriving faster than anyone can write about them, on channels where silence costs reach.
Before we start
A voice we can copy, and the accounts to publish into.
Setup
Draft-first or scheduled autonomously, running in our managed cloud or your own tenancy.
How much it decides
The agent prepares everything and a human approves before anything leaves the building. Slower, and the right choice while you are still establishing how often it is correct.
The agent acts on its own within the rules you set, and escalates whatever falls outside them. Almost every client arrives here gradually, one process category at a time, rather than on day one.
Where it runs
We host, monitor and maintain the agent, and you pay nothing for infrastructure. The fastest way to production and the usual choice for a first agent.
The agent runs inside your cloud tenancy or on your servers, so your data never leaves an environment you control. Common in banking, healthcare and the public sector.
Processing happens in our environment while the sensitive data stays in yours, connected over a restricted interface. A practical middle ground when policy and speed pull in different directions.
Most teams keep a weekly approval ritual rather than full autonomy, and not because the output needs fixing. A marketing calendar is where a company's tone gets set, and ten minutes of review a week is cheap insurance. The agent prepares the queue, you scan it, and it publishes on schedule. Where volume is high and the stakes are lower — product announcements in an e-shop, for instance — we let it publish unattended with a topic blacklist.
Process
From voice analysis to a calendar that fills itself.
We read what you have published, identify what makes it sound like you, and check each channel for what actually earns engagement in your category. You get the rules written down — useful even on its own.
We fix the sources, the formats per channel, the cadence and the approval step, then connect the agent to your accounts and your asset library.
The agent produces a full month. You mark what is wrong, and each correction becomes a rule rather than a one-off fix.
The queue runs. Every month the agent reports what performed, and we adjust the mix — formats, topics, posting times — against real numbers instead of instinct.
Good to know
That is the entire problem we are solving, and it is why the voice rules are built from your own published work rather than from a description of your tone. The honest answer: the first calendar usually needs corrections, and by the second it is a matter of preference rather than quality.
Technically yes, and some clients run lower-stakes channels that way. We still recommend a weekly approval pass — it costs ten minutes and it is where you catch the post that is perfectly written and badly timed.
LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and X directly. Others, and scheduling tools such as Buffer or Hootsuite, we connect through their API where they offer one.
Yes, and properly — not as a machine translation of the English version. Each language gets its own voice rules, so a Czech post reads like it was written in Czech.
Less than you would think. One substantial source a month — a blog post, a recorded call, a customer story — is usually enough for several weeks of posts, because the agent is repackaging rather than inventing.
Keep going
Companies often pair this agent with one of these.
Automated email handling with your tone of voice
Your shared inbox stops being a queue. The agent reads each incoming message, classifies it, pulls the customer's history from your CRM and drafts a reply that matches how your company writes. Routine confirmations go out on their own; anything sensitive waits for one click from you.
Supplier feeds to live listings, no retyping
For shops that add products faster than a person can describe them. The agent ingests supplier feeds in whatever shape they arrive, writes descriptions that read like a human wrote them, translates them into every market you sell in, and pushes complete, SEO-ready listings into your store.
Tell us how the process runs today and we will map it, quote it, and tell you honestly if automating it is not worth your money.
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