Marketing Agent
Tell it what to post. Pick the best of three versions. Tap once. Done.
What it does
Type one line — "post about our fall furnace check, $89 through November" — or just tell your CEO. The Marketing Agent writes three versions in your business's voice, using your real services, phone number and website. Before you see them, a three-advisor Red Team reads every version: one checks how it lands with a neighbor, one checks every claim, and one protects your reputation.
It keeps rules it can't break: no guarantees, no made-up numbers, no fake deadlines, no reviews it can't back up, nothing offered in return for reviews. It also follows anything you tell your CEO about posts. If a version breaks a rule, the app flags the exact words.
Add your job photos and post them as they are, or turn up to 10 photos into a short video with your words on screen, an optional voice-over and music. Connect Facebook, Instagram, Google Business and X once, and every approved post goes everywhere you pick. Nothing posts until you tap.
- Three versions from a one-line brief, in your voice
- A three-advisor Red Team reads every draft before you do
- Your marketing rules on every draft, checked word for word
- Revise with the Red Team's notes, or edit the words yourself
- Photos, short videos from your photos, voice-over and music — including your own songs
- Post to Facebook, Instagram, Google Business and X with one tap
- Full history of every post, who approved it and when — and with the Website Agent, approved posts feed your website's Updates page
Why it saves you time and money
A freelance social media manager runs $500+ a month and still needs your input on every post. Here you spend 30 seconds reading and tapping instead of 30 minutes writing.
Why it's different
Scheduling tools post what you write. AI writers draft and leave you to copy and paste. This one knows your business, checks its own work against your rules, and posts for you — only when you say so.
You stay in control
Every post needs your tap. The words you approve are exactly the words that post.
How to use it
1. Connect your accounts (once)
Open Marketing from your Home screen and tap Connect your accounts. Sign in to Facebook, Instagram, Google Business and/or X. Each connected account becomes a box you can tick when you post.
2. Tell your CEO your rules
The ready-made rules are always on. For anything else ("never mention prices", "always end with our name"), tell your CEO in chat ("remember: …") or add it in a brain dump on the Memory tab. Every draft and the Red Team follow it from then on. The way you like things worded is learned from your imported memory and from your edits, with nothing to set up.
3. Write a post
On Tell it what to post, type one line about what you want to say. Include the facts — the price, the dates, the service — because the app won't invent numbers. You can also:
- tap Add photos (up to 10) or Add video;
- tap Add music to pick a song now for the video you'll make later;
- or tell your CEO in chat: "draft a post about …".
Send it. You'll see the Red Team working; the send button is locked until the review finishes.
4. Read the review and pick a version
Each draft shows two or three versions in different colors, with the Red Team's verdict.
- Passed: pick the version you like, untick any account you don't want, and tap Approve & post.
- Did not pass: the card lists exactly what must change, like Version 2 breaks your rule "No guarantees": "never miss a call".
5. Fix it, three ways
- Tap Revise with the Red Team's notes, add an optional one-line note ("keep it under 3 sentences"), and a new draft comes back, reviewed again. Up to 5 revisions per draft; the old one stays readable as "Replaced by revision".
- Edit a version's words yourself. Your edit becomes a new revision the Red Team re-reads before you can post it.
- Or tap Post anyway to open the versions and post your pick — your call, on the record.
6. Make a video from your photos
Write a post with 2–10 photos. Once it passes, tap Make a video on the version you like. Your words appear over your photos (no black box), with an optional voice reading them and the music you pick: Upbeat, Calm, Bold and more — tap ▶ Listen to hear each — or No music.
To use your own song, tap Upload your own song (mp3, m4a or wav, up to 15 MB; tick the box that you have the rights). Then Approve & post.
7. Post a video you already shot
Add one video on the composer, pick music if you want, and post it after review. Post as is posts your upload untouched.
8. Combine clips in the CEO chat
In the CEO chat tap the paperclip (Add photos or videos), pick 2–5 clips (60 seconds total at most), and type what the video is about. In 1–3 minutes the combined video comes back in the chat with the Red Team's verdict and the versions — tap Approve & post right there. A tall version for Reels and Stories is saved with it, and the draft also waits on your Marketing page.
9. Tell your CEO when a job is done, with photos
In the CEO chat, tap the paperclip, add 1–4 photos of the job and say what it was ("Kitchen remodel in Hermitage: new cabinets and counters"). One card offers a post, a review request to send your customer yourself, and the photos for your website. Check it, tap Yes, they're OK: make them, and they're made. The post still goes to the Red Team and waits for Approve & post.
10. Clean up
Every card has Delete. When old revisions pile up, Delete all replaced versions clears them and keeps your newest.
11. Let it draft while you sleep (optional)
Ask us to turn on overnight drafts. Then add topics to your overnight list on the Marketing page (or tell your CEO "add an overnight topic: …"). Up to three nights a week it writes one draft from your list, has it reviewed, and leaves it waiting; your Today card says "1 post is waiting for you". Nothing posts until you approve it.
12. Use your CEO's plans
When your CEO plans a goal like "more reviews" or "promote the fall special", its steps can include a Marketing draft, a Review request message or a Video post — each one lands on your Marketing page for your tap.
New here? Follow the Getting Started guide.
One staff, one memory, one rule: you approve anything that goes out the door. Every agent shares what the others know — a quote becomes a number, the number shows up in your CEO's Today card — and your data lives in your business's own private, isolated vault with a tamper-evident audit trail. See Data & Privacy for exactly how we protect it.