Solutions · Marketing & Content

The AI marketing employee behind a calendar that never slips.

Briefs written from real signals, drafts moved through review, launches prepped, results summarized — content operations in your voice, with your approval on what ships.

editorial calendar
Editorial calendar Week 34Marketing · Muse

MON · 17

Launch email — final

SCHEDULED

TUE · 18

Customer story draft

REVIEW

WED · 19

Social cutdowns × 4

DRAFTING

THU · 20

Newsletter #42

HELD

FRI · 21

Weekly signal report

AUTO

5 PIECES MOVINGNOTHING SLIPPED THIS WEEK
Campaign briefsEditorial calendarLaunch checklistsNewsletter draftsSocial cutdownsPerformance summariesContent repurposingReview chasing

Briefs

Campaign briefs from real signals

Goals, audience, and what worked last time become a usable brief — not a blank page.

GOALPipeline for the Q4 launch
AUDIENCEOperations leaders
ANGLELast campaign's best signal

BRIEF DRAFTED · REVIEW

Coordination

The calendar that moves itself

Drafts, feedback, and approvals get chased until they ship. Status is always true.

Customer storyREVIEW
Launch emailAPPROVED
Social cutdownsDRAFTING

REVIEWERS CHASED · NO NAGGING BY YOU

Reporting

Performance, already summarized

The key signals land in Slack every Monday with a recommendation attached.

QUALIFIED REACH18.6K
REPLY RATE+12% WoW
BEST PERFORMERStory #3

SUMMARIZED EVERY MONDAY · 09:00

Monday · 09:00 · already in Slack

The weekly signal, without the spreadsheet safari.

Reach, replies, what outperformed and why — collected from your channels, condensed into one message, with a recommendation your team can act on before standup. Every number links back to its source.

18.6K

Qualified reach

+12%

Replies, week over week

3

Recommendations attached

Voice

Your voice, kept. Your claims, sourced.

Tone, brand terms, and claim standards are rules the agent works inside — enforced on the server, not suggested in a prompt. Anything naming a price or a customer waits for a person.

And every edit you make teaches it: corrections become durable guidance, reviewable in the same audit trail as everything else.

voice · rules
Voice ruleState
Tone — confident, plainAUTO
Product claims — need a sourceHOLD
Customer names & quotesHOLD
Pricing mentionsBLOCKED

Your edits become durable rules · Draft ten sounds like you

Integrations

Plugged into your content stack.

Each connection is scoped to what the role needs — drafting in the CMS doesn't grant publishing, and publishing can still require your approval.

NONotionCalendar & docs
SLSlackReviews & reports
HUHubSpotMarketing hub
MAMailchimpEmail campaigns
WEWebflowCMS & site
WOWordPressCMS & blog
GOGoogle DriveAssets
CACanvaDesign
FIFigmaDesign
BUBufferSocial scheduling
AIAirtablePlanning
+ thousands morevia Syntrum connections
"The calendar finally reflects reality. Nothing gets marked shipped without the asset behind it."
Imani Brooks · Head of Marketing, Fernwell

Marketing questions, straight answers.

The operational layer of content: turning goals and past results into campaign briefs, keeping the editorial calendar moving, chasing reviews and approvals, preparing launch checklists, drafting newsletters and social cutdowns, and summarizing performance into a weekly signal. Strategy stays yours — the coordination stops depending on someone's memory.

Not until you allow it. Drafts hold for your approval by default, product claims require a source before they can ship, and anything naming a customer or a price waits for a person. Scheduled publishing runs only inside rules you've approved.

Voice rules are part of its role — tone, banned phrases, brand terms, claim standards. Every edit you make to a draft becomes durable guidance, so the tenth draft sounds more like you than the first. Corrections don't vanish into chat history.

Notion, Slack, HubSpot, Gmail, and your calendar out of the box, each scoped to least access — plus thousands more tools through Syntrum connections for scheduling, asset, and analytics systems.

It's one standard role on any plan — from $12/month with your own API key on Solo, or on Team with model usage included. No per-seat charges for the people reviewing its work.

Start small

Put one agent to work this week.

Start with one repeatable job. Keep approval over every action, see the results, and expand when you are ready.