The AI platform for small and medium enterprises

Every team you cannot afford to hire, running inside one app

Marketing, sales, business intelligence, project management, and a service desk, delivered as software. Agents that already know the trade, live from day one. No recruiters, no agencies, nobody new on payroll.

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One suite, three pillars

Make the content. Win the customers. Run the business.

One suite for companies, in three pillars: Studio makes the content, Growth finds, reaches and closes the customers, Operations runs the business and serves them. The same AI runs across all three, on the same data.

Studio

Make the content

Every text, image, video and post, written in your voice, cleared by the person who signs and kept where the AI can read it again.

Growth

Find, reach and close customers

Where you rank on Google and in the assistants, the ads you pay for, the email you send, and the pipeline that turns a reply into a deal.

Operations

Run the business and serve customers

The numbers explained, the sources you follow, the work on a board, and a desk that answers your customers from your own documents.

The AI layer

Across all three pillars

The same AI runs under every pillar: it answers from your own numbers, watches and drafts on a schedule, writes to your house rules, and lets you talk to any model the administrator allows.

See it at work

How the three work as one

01Studio
Studio makes the content
Brand Content writes it, Validation clears it, and the Assets Library keeps it where the AI can read it again.
02Growth
Ads and Email carry it to buyers
The approved texts and visuals go into your ads and your email sequences, run from your own accounts.
03Growth
The leads land in the CRM
Each lead becomes a deal with a next step and a date, and the deals gone quiet are flagged.
04Operations
The results show up in the dashboards
The dashboards read what the other two produced, and the weekly review says what moved and why.

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The AI layer

Four ways to put it to work. Every account gets all four.

It runs across Studio, Growth and Operations: two parts you talk to, and two that decide how everything else behaves.

/ask-intelligence

Ask Intelligence

Ask a business question in plain words. It answers from your own data, quotes the real figure with its source, or says the data is not there. Conversations are kept, and the web is read only when you switch it on.

Open Ask Intelligence

/playground

Playground

Chat with the models your administrator allows, three side by side, with the price under every answer.

Open Playground

The Model Playground answering a rewrite with three options, its token count and its price printed under the answer, and the Compare menu open on the 11 models an administrator allows here, ready to send the next message to up to three of them side by side.

/agents

Agents

Watchers notice, drafters produce, and nothing ships until someone signs. Every agent carries a job, a schedule, a budget, and a scope of data it may read.

Open Agents

The Catalog tab of Agents: the standard weekly operating review, executive report, search rankings watcher, and AI visibility watcher, each naming the data it reads, with View details and Add to my agents.

/skills

Skills

How a brief is built, how a campaign is structured, what a decent article looks like. The craft of the people who built this, shipped as the default. You adjust it.

Open Skills

SkillsThe default setting

Switch one off and the agents stop doing it. Nothing else changes.

Every feature

15 modules. 88 features. Nobody new on payroll.

Studio, Growth and Operations, module by module. Pick a module, then a feature: each one opens on the screen that does it.

Studio 4 features

Brand Content

37 text formats, an article workspace from brief to branded PDF, and image and video studios with the price on the form before you press run.

Open Brand Content

Text formatsEach format is a method, not a blank page. A piece keeps its versions, its token count and its price, exports to PDF or Markdown, and goes to validation in one click.

An article drafted from a validated outline, with a guideline score of 50 out of 100, the blocker and minor issues it found, and Fix all next to Re-check, PDF, Copy and Send for validation — Article workspaceBrief, outlines, versions and PDF in one place. The draft is scored against the guidelines, every issue named, with Fix all beside Re-check.

The image studio: text to image on Muse Image, its price shown before the run, three renders each in its own tab, one still generating — Image studioRender from words, edit a picture you already have, or upscale one. The form opens on the cheapest engine for the job, and one run can bring back up to ten pictures.

Video studioOpen a clip on a picture of yours and end it on another, or hand it references to imitate. The price prints before you press render, on every engine but one.

Studio 4 features

Assets Library

Every text, image and video the product makes lands here with its prompt and its price, in folders the AI can write from.

Open Assets Library

Saved on its ownEvery generated asset lands here with its engine, shape, prompt and cost, and its menu opens it in its module, tags it, moves it or downloads it.

The finder with images selected and the tags glass skin and packshot both required, the tag list open with how many assets carry each one, and the two matching assets below — One search, every filterType, date, tags, brand, campaign and who added it. Require two tags and only the assets that carry both stay.

The whole library filtered to images and videos, 31 of them, as a grid of generated product pictures and one clip, each card showing its name, size, and date — Grid viewThe same library as a wall of images and clips, each card with its name, size and date.

A blog post brief with the Glass Skin launch Sources folder chosen as material, and the hint that every document in it is read before the writing starts — Folders as contextName a folder in a brief and every document inside it is read before the writing starts.

Studio 7 features

Image tools

The Image editor frames a picture to the pixels each network wants, then crops, adjusts, writes and draws on it. The anonymizer strips what a file carries. Free, in your browser.

Open Image tools

The Social panel set to Instagram, Story picked, the crop box over the campaign visual with the Name and progress bar zone at the top and the Caption, reply box and buttons zone at the bottom — Framed for a networkPick the placement and the frame takes its exact pixels, with the zones the network covers drawn in red over the picture.

The Crop panel of the Image editor on a Glass Skin campaign visual, Portrait 4:5 picked for the Instagram feed, the frame over the picture and the turn and mirror buttons — CropDrag the corners or pick one of nine formats, each naming the networks it suits. Turn, mirror or flip, then apply.

The Effects panel with nine looks shown as small previews of the campaign visual, Technicolor picked — Adjust and effectsEight sliders for light and color, then one look on top: Mono, Noir, Sepia, Vintage, Kodachrome, Technicolor, Polaroid or Brownie.

TextFont, size, color, alignment, a highlight, an outline or a shadow. Your brand guideline colors join the swatches.

The Draw panel: Select, Pen, Highlighter, Arrow, Straight line, Box and Circle, the line color and fill swatches, thickness and opacity — DrawPen, highlighter, arrow, line, box and circle, each a separate piece until you save. Undo goes back 60 steps.

The Save the picture panel: the name ending in (edited), PNG, JPG or WEBP, the width and height locked together with 100, 75, 50 and 25 percent, and Save a copy in the Assets Library, Save as a new version or Download — SavePNG, JPG or WEBP at the size you set, saved as a copy in the library, as a new version, or downloaded.

The Image anonymizer of the Assets Library after a campaign visual was dropped in: the output format, the three steps, and what it found in the file, EXIF data with the camera, date, GPS and software, all removed in the clean copy — Image anonymizerDrop a file to see the camera, date, GPS and software it carries, and get back a clean copy without any of it.

Studio 7 features

Video tools

The Video editor cuts a clip for Instagram, TikTok or Facebook, free in your browser. Shorts autopilot turns a long video into vertical shorts on its own.

Open Video tools

Framed for a placementPick Reel, Story, Feed or Square and the zones the network covers show in red over the preview.

The Video editor on a lip mask product clip set to Vertical 9:16 and Fit, blurred, with zoom and position sliders, the transport bar and the clip on the timeline — FormatVertical for Reels, TikTok and Stories, portrait or square for the feed. Each clip fills the frame or fits whole over a blur of itself.

The Text panel with a text added on the clip, its style, font, size and colors, and the times it appears and disappears, its bar on the timeline — TextA text starts at the playhead and lasts as long as you stretch it on the timeline, dragged into place on the preview.

The Captions panel set to Free, in your browser, with the speech model, the language spoken and the five caption looks: Classic, Karaoke, One word, Boxed and Highlight — CaptionsFive looks, free in your browser or fast with a model billed by the second, its price shown first. Correct any line, or download them as SRT.

The Save the video panel: the name, 1080p or 720p, the file details, a check for Instagram Reel, Instagram Story, Facebook and TikTok, then Save it in the Assets Library and Download — SaveYour browser writes an MP4 in 1080p or 720p, with a check per network, kept next to the original or downloaded.

The shorts card of Shorts autopilot: YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels, how many shorts, their length, the framing, the caption look, the hook line, the way of listening and the language, with the price shown before Make the shorts — Shorts autopilotIt listens, picks moments that stand alone, frames them 9:16 on the speaker and captions them. The price shows before you start.

The YouTube downloader in the Pictures and videos folder of the Tools band: the address field, Download video, and the three steps it goes through — YouTube downloaderPaste the address and get it back as a file, up to 720p, to trim in the editor or use as a reference clip. No charge for a download.

Studio 6 features

PDF tools

Eight PDF tools on one page. The document never leaves your browser, and the result goes back to the library or to your computer.

Open PDF tools

Edit PDF on a four-page launch brief: the Select, Text, Draw, Whiteout, Highlight and Picture tools above the page, the size and font, the page strip on the left and Save the changes — EditText, drawing, whiteout, highlight and pictures, straight on the page. The button counts your marks before it writes them into a new file.

Merge PDF with three files in order, the launch brief, the counter card specs and a campaign picture, each with arrows to move it and a cross to remove it, and the button Merge 3 files — MergeDrop PDFs and pictures, or pick them from the library, and drag them into order. Each picture becomes a page.

Split PDF set to Every page on the four-page brief: each page labeled with the file it goes into and a pair of scissors between the pages, and the button Split into 4 files — SplitEvery page, every few pages, where you click the scissors, or by ranges. A label under each page says which file it goes into.

Organize PDF with the four pages as tiles, Add a blank page, Reverse the order and Reset above them, and Save the new order — OrganizePages as tiles: drag to move, turn, duplicate or delete. A moved page shows its original number beside its new one.

Compress PDF with its three levels, Gentle, Balanced and Maximum, Balanced picked, and the current size of the file next to the button — CompressGentle, Balanced or Maximum, and the result says the size before and after.

The result card of a rotated brief, Your PDF is ready with four pages turned, the file name ending in (rotated), and Download, Save to the Assets Library and Keep working on it — Keep the resultDownload it, save it next to the original in the Assets Library, or keep working on it in another tool.

Studio 4 features

Validation

Send any asset to a colleague for a decision. A card lands on their board, mail goes both ways, and no version is ever deleted.

Open Validation

The Validation page with its three tabs, Waiting for me, My requests and All assets, and four assets with their type, version, status, requester and validator — The queueThree tabs, each asset with its type, version, status, requester and validator.

A LinkedIn post in the Social studio marked waiting for validation, with a note that the post is locked until the validator decides — Locked while it waitsA post sent for validation is locked until the validator decides, so what was validated is what gets published.

One asset seen by its requester: the current text version, the validator, the decision box, and Submit a new version open with the paste-a-text option selected — One asset, every versionThe current version, the earlier ones, the validator and the thread, with Submit a new version in place.

The decision box under a pending asset: a required comment field, Validate in green and Send back in red — The decisionA comment is required, then Validate or Send back. The requester hears about it by mail.

Studio 4 features

Campaigns

The texts, images, videos, posts, and documents of one launch under a name and a brief, read whole by Ask Intelligence, agents, and writing forms.

Open Campaigns

One card per campaignEach campaign with its pictures, its brief, a count per type, its brand, and who created it.

The campaign pageThe brief, a tile per type, and every asset with a link back to the module that made it. Removing one never deletes it from the library.

Add assets from the library open on a campaign: the search box, a filter per type, and assets of the library with one picture ticked and one already marked as in the campaign — Add assets from the librarySearch names, prompts, texts, and tags, keep one type, and tick what belongs. Nothing is copied.

The campaign strip open under a picture in the Assets Library: already in Glass Skin SG launch, a list offering another campaign, and the Add button — From the Actions menuAdd any asset of the library to a campaign, or start a new campaign from it on the spot.

Growth 8 features

Search

Your rank per keyword, market and language, the keywords competitors own and you do not, and GEO: what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity say about you.

Open Search

The Search keywords page for Laneige SEA: keyword groups with each keyword’s language, intent, priority, and Google rank in Singapore — Keywords and ranksEach keyword sits in a group with its language, intent and priority, beside the rank it holds today in the market you pick. A full re-rank runs on the server, so you can close the tab.

The Initialize with AI form: website, target market, keyword language, and the model that will run it — Set up with AIGive it a website, a market and a language. The AI reads the site and proposes grouped keywords plus the competitors it spotted, and nothing is saved until you validate it.

The keyword gap for laneige.com against five competitor domains: 14 keywords they rank for and Laneige doesn’t, with volume, difficulty, cost per click, and the competitor that ranks with its position: cosrx.com, glowrecipe.com or innisfree.com — The keyword gapThe keywords your competitors rank for and you do not, with volume, difficulty, cost per click and each competitor’s rank.

AI share of voice for laneige.com on ChatGPT next to four competitors, and sample answers citing it with their sources — AI share of voiceHow often Google’s AI Overviews or ChatGPT mention your domain next to up to nine competitors, and the answers that cite you, with their sources.

Ask the AIs: one buyer question answered by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, whether Laneige was named in each, the sources cited, and the cost of each call — Ask the AIsOne buyer question sent to the assistants at once. Each answer comes back with its sources, a yes or no on your name, and the cost of the call.

Who AI cites for glass skin routine on ChatGPT: the top mentioned domains, with laneige.com on the board — Who AI citesThe domains an assistant cites most for a keyword, ranked, with yours on the board or missing from it.

Monthly mentions of laneige.com in Google’s AI Overviews over 14 months, and the mentions gained and lost each month — Mentions over timeYour domain’s monthly mentions in Google’s AI Overviews, with the mentions gained and lost each month.

The AI Conquest Strategy for one AI Visibility result: where Laneige stands, citation channels to conquer, and questions to win — AI conquestA written strategy for one AI visibility result: where you stand, the citation channels to conquer, and the questions to win.

Growth 3 features

Google Ads and LinkedIn Ads read live from your own accounts, changed from here after a check, with AI keyword research and suggestions for Google Ads.

Open Ads

Keywords and AI FindingA pool of the keywords you track in Search, your Search Console searches and your own list. AI Finding keeps the buying searches, groups them into ad groups and says what it left out.

The Campaigns tab of Google Ads before an account is connected: sign in with the Google account that reaches your Google Ads account, tick the accounts you manage, then come back, everything is read live from Google — Your own ad accountEach person signs in with the Google account that already reaches their Google Ads accounts and ticks the ones they manage. Every page then reads them live.

The Ad Library tab of LinkedIn Ads: the card for connecting LinkedIn, then the keyword, advertiser, country and date filters — LinkedIn Ad LibrarySearch the public library by keyword or advertiser, country and dates: who ran each ad, who paid, when, and the impressions and targeting LinkedIn discloses.

Growth 7 features

Email

Answers drafted in your own Gmail or Outlook, one email for a whole list, prospects kept in lists, and sequences that stop on a reply.

Open Email

The Automatic answering machine of an Outlook mailbox: seven messages, two drafts ready and two replied in the band, and the inbox listing a restock request, a promotion calendar question, a photo shoot quote and a sample request, each with its state — Answering machineYour own Gmail or Outlook, read live, every message with where it stands. Answers are written into your Drafts, never sent behind your back.

A message about the 11.11 and 12.12 mechanics open in the pane, with the answer written underneath, addressed to the sender and saved to Drafts, and the box to write it again with a brief — The answer, in DraftsOpen a message and the answer sits underneath, addressed to the sender and saved to Drafts, with a box to write it again from a brief.

Step 02 of Mass Mailing: the brief for the AI, the model and skills, the email with its first name and company fields, and the preview merged for the first recipient — Mass MailingA brief for the AI, fields such as first name and company in the email, and a preview merged for each recipient before the drafts are made.

A search for marketing directors and heads of e-commerce: 1,284 people match, each with a job title and company, the email hidden behind a lock, people already held marked In your prospects, and three ticked in the bar that reveals them — ProspectsSearch over 240 million people by title, seniority, company, place and size. Emails stay hidden until you reveal the people you tick into a list.

Two List builder agents on a list: one switched on, looking for marketing and e-commerce leads from the CRM and a people search, up to ten new people a week, one switched off, reading trade fair badge scans — Lists and their agentsFill a list from a file, pasted addresses, a people search or your CRM contacts, then let a List builder agent add new people within the limit you set.

The steps of a running sequence down a timeline: a first email about a co-branded hydration kit with its fields, then a follow-up three days later in the same conversation, each with Write with AI — SequencesA first email, then follow-ups in the same conversation, sent from your own mailbox inside a daily cap and a sending window.

The people of a running sequence: 12 enrolled, 19 emails sent, 2 replied, 1 bounced and 1 opted out, then each person with their company, state and the steps sent — People in a sequenceEmails sent, replies, bounces and opt-outs, then each person with their company, their state and the steps they received.

Growth 5 features

CRM

A pipeline with the next step pinned on every deal, a flag on the deals that have gone quiet, and every amount in two currencies.

Open CRM

The board: deal cards in four columns, amounts in US dollars with yuan beside them, a retainer card showing its monthly amount, and a red dot on every open deal, each next step past its date — PipelineLead, proposal, negotiation, closed. Amounts in two currencies, and a red dot on the overdue deals and the quiet ones.

Under the board: open pipeline stage by stage, seven deals that need attention, each with the date its next step was due and its owner, and one lead dropped in the period — The numbers under the boardOpen pipeline stage by stage, the deals that need attention with their owners, and dropped leads in a row of their own, never counted as a loss.

The client list: country, industry, contacts, open deals and total won per client — Clients and contactsClients, contacts and suppliers each on their own list. Every client shows its open deals and its total won.

One deal, top of the page: the stage stepper at Proposal, the pinned next step with Done, set the next one, the client and contact fields, and the start of the timeline — The deal pageThe stage stepper, the pinned next step, the client and the contact, then the timeline, the notes, the suppliers and the proposal files.

Marking a next step done: a dialog asks for the new next step and its due date before the box closes — A next step, alwaysMark a next step done and the box asks for the new one and its due date before it closes.

Operations 8 features

Dashboards

Five dashboards over what the platform already knows, any dashboard you describe in your own words, and a weekly review that says what moved and why.

Open Dashboards

The Dashboards page: a request written in plain words, a live sketch of the blocks it will draw, and the Business Intelligence menu on the left with Dashboards first — Dashboards you describeSay what it should show and over which period, and pick the brands. It is built from your data, kept in your menu, and redrawn when you open it.

A dashboard built from a sentence: the request and the change asked for since printed under the title with the brands, the data, the model and what the last build cost, a box to update it in plain words, then the open deals, the total open amount, the pipeline by stage and the five largest companies — Your own dashboardThe request stays printed under the title with the brands, the data, the model and what the last build cost. A new sentence changes it and is kept for every build after.

The Visibility dashboard: keywords tracked, ranked on Google, on page one, AI share of voice, cited in AI answers, a rank distribution chart, the biggest moves and AI mentions month by month — VisibilityWhere the brand stands on Google and in AI answers, plus the moves that mattered this week.

The Watchers dashboard: open findings, critical ones, resolved in the last 30 days, the median time to resolve, new findings per week and the ones that need attention first — WatchersWhat the agents flagged across every brand you can see, how severe it was, and how many days it took to close.

The Content dashboard with the plan to outline to draft to published funnel and the published per month chart — ContentPlan, outline, draft, published. The step where the work stalls is the widest bar.

The Commercial dashboard: open deals, pipeline value, weighted pipeline, won in the last 30 days, overdue next steps, the pipeline by stage, and won and lost month by month — CommercialThe pipeline as numbers, the weighted forecast, and won and lost month by month.

The Delivery dashboard: open tasks, done in the last 30 days, overdue, due in seven days, unassigned, where the work sits, tasks done per week and the projects table — DeliveryOpen work against finished work, overdue and unassigned tasks, counted only on the tasks you may see.

A weekly operating review on the agent’s card: what changed in search, ads, content and pipeline, why it likely changed with the hypothesis named as one, and three things to do next week, each with an owner — The weekly operating reviewRankings, ads, content, social and pipeline read in one pass: what changed, why it likely changed, and three to five things to do next week.

Operations 7 features

Project Management

The board where the findings become work, so an insight does not die inside a report. Projects carry a team and a planned cost.

Open Project Management

The Kanban lanes To Do, In Progress and Done, with the right-click menu of a card open: move, assign, change project, edit, duplicate — KanbanTo do, In progress, Done. Each card carries its project, brand, dates and owner. Drag to move, right-click for the rest.

The Gantt view of the same tasks: one section per project, one bar per task, arrows from a task to the one that waits on it, and today’s line — GanttThe same cards as bars, grouped by project, with the links between a task and the one it waits on. Click a bar to edit it.

My tasks: the board locked to the tasks assigned to me, private ones with a lock, and the Today card above — My tasksEverything assigned to you across the projects you are on, your private tasks included.

The task editor of a personal task: no project, a note that only its author and assignee see it, repeat, assignee, daily reminder and predecessor — Personal tasksA task outside any project is seen only by its author and its assignee, with repeats, reminders and a predecessor like any other.

ProjectsEach project with its dates, its brand, its team, the tasks done so far and what it is planned to cost.

The resources of a project: a project lead, a freelance photographer, a studio rental, a paid social budget and stock image licenses, each with quantity and cost per unit, and the planned cost total in the organization’s currency — Resources and planned costPeople and material, each with a quantity and a cost per unit, totalled in your organization’s currency before the work starts.

Today and DoneThe Today card lists what is due, late tasks first, and the Done card shows what was finished, ready to send as a PDF.

Operations 6 features

Service Desk

An assistant for your customers, on any website with one pasted line. It answers only from what you gave it, says so when it does not know, and runs under a daily budget.

Open Service Desk

The desk answering where to buy the Lip Sleeping Mask in Singapore, as a bulleted list of stores, with its sources listed underneath — Answers with sourcesThe public page carries your brand and answers from your documents only, with its sources listed under the answer.

One desk per audienceOne desk per audience, product line or market, up to 20 per brand. Desks never share documents.

A desk’s settings: public address, display name, contact email, welcome message, model and daily budget, with the live switch, and beside them a phone that has just answered a test question about the return window — Settings and live testThe address, the welcome line, the model and the budget, with a phone beside them that answers test questions off the record.

The Conversations tab of a desk: five questions customers asked, two marked not answered, and one waiting for a reply with the address the customer left — ConversationsEvery question customers asked, the unanswered ones marked, and the visitors waiting for a reply with the address they left.

Add it to your website: a mock browser showing the floating chat button on a site, colour and icon choices with a live preview, and the one line of script to copy — On your websitePick a color and an icon, paste one line, and a chat button sits in the corner of every page. No cookie is set.

The Knowledge tab: a control for PDF, text, web page or library folder, and a list of documents with their length and section count — Knowledge basePDFs, text, web pages or a library folder, each listed with its length and its sections.

Take one. Take them all. A module you have not switched on costs nothing.

See it run

Watch a real job done in the app, start to finish.

Short films of the app at work, one task each, narrated and captioned in the language of this page.

Ask, agents and skills1:25

Ask Intelligence a question across every module

Social media1:19

Create a LinkedIn post

Operations1:38

Build a dashboard in plain language

Ask, agents and skills1:37

Put an agent to work from the catalog

Search1:17

Track your Google positions over time

Every film, by topic →

Where your data goes, and where it does not

Your instance, your region, your rules. If you need it.

Your companies, brands, and users are kept apart in code. Every model call goes through one gateway, and the key never reaches a browser. Your prompts are never used for training.

For most companies, that is the end of the conversation.

Need your data in a specific country, or on servers nobody else shares? Dedicated hosting does that, in the region you name, with backups that stay there. Same product, your own instance.

Read Security and data →Talk to us about tenancy →

Pick a region

In the standard productEvery account

Organization, brand, and user scope enforced in codeon

Five roles, rights set person by person, and a sign-in code sent by emailon

One gateway, one server-side key, no direct route from any module to a provideron

Your prompts are not used to train anythingon

Every run in the ledger with who, what, when, which model, and the exact coston

With dedicated hostingIf you need it

Single tenant, infrastructure nobody else sharescontract

EU or US today, other regions on request, named in the contractcontract

99.9 percent monthly uptime, with a remedy on the next invoice if we miss itcontract

Only model calls leave the instance, to the providers you approved, and you can restrict the listcontract

Provisioned in two weekscontract

The open items are published at the bottom of the security page, before the good news.

Where the standard product stops

Two things every serious evaluation asks. Here are both answers.

The most common request is a connector to a system we had never heard of.

Data integration

Your data, connected and reconciled

We plug in the systems you already run and make their numbers agree, so every answer has a source you can check. Read-only by default. One to two weeks.

See data integration

Custom agent

A job the catalog does not cover yet

A step our modules do not cover? We build the agent. Same gateway, same ledger, same approval. Two to four weeks, fixed price.

Describe the job

In their words

The people running it, one module at a time.

Sales

Priya S.

Partner

Strategy consultancy

Ask IntelligenceQuotes and proposalsConnected context

Every proposal we ever wrote is in there now: the old decks, the pricing sheets, the scoping notes nobody could find. When a brief comes in I ask for a first draft against the three closest past jobs, and it comes back with the quotation attached, and the sources. What used to take a partner a weekend now takes an afternoon of editing.

A proposal in an afternoon, not a weekend

Business Intelligence

Diego M.

Operations Director

Restaurant group

Business IntelligenceDemand planningSupplier orders

I used to build the supplier order from last week's till reports and a feeling. Now I ask what we sold, by site and by day, against the weather and the school calendar, and it hands me Thursday's order list. The number comes with its source, so when a kitchen argues with it we are at least looking at the same screen.

Weekly supplier order, drafted from the sales data

Marketing

Ashley R.

Founder

Dog food and toys brand

SearchGEOAds

We had an agency for search, another for content and a freelancer for the ads. Now Search tells us what dog owners are actually asking, GEO tells us what the assistants say when they ask about us, the content comes out in our voice and the campaigns arrive built and priced. Two of us run it from one screen. We let the agency go in the spring and only finance noticed.

Three outside retainers, brought in house

Brand Content

Léa M.

Co-founder

Independent beauty brand

Content engineImage and videoSocial

We are a small brand with a very particular look, and the fear was that anything generated would look like everyone else. The brand guidelines went in first, and everything since is scored against them: the product copy, the campaign images, the short videos, the captions for five networks. The engine produces the month; we spend our time saying no to the pieces that are not us, and there are fewer of those each month.

A month of content on five networks, in the brand's voice

All testimonials

What's new

New in the product, dated and named by module.

Latest release 21 October 2026. Fixes and the full record are on the changelog.

ShippedIntelligence
WeChat, Xiaohongshu, Douyin and Weibo studios
Previously you could not create and prepare posts for these Chinese networks inside Intelligence. You can now create and prepare posts for WeChat, Xiaohongshu, Douyin and Weibo inside Intelligence, with drafting and validation of copy, images and video. The studios guide you step by step during publishing so the title and copy are handed to the network creator page correctly, and they include image and video placement checks to match each network’s requirements.
21 October 2026
ChangedIntelligence
Real format briefs for each network
Before this change briefs were generic and did not reflect each network’s accepted post formats. Each Chinese network now starts from a brief that matches the actual formats they accept, asks the right questions and shows the extra fields each format needs, such as cover lines, poll options, chapters and card text. Drafts are therefore tailored to the exact format you are publishing.
21 October 2026
ChangedIntelligence
Posts publish in Simplified Chinese
Previously a language selector allowed different publish languages and caused inconsistent output for these networks. Posts for WeChat, Xiaohongshu, Douyin and Weibo will now be published in Simplified Chinese, and the language picker has been removed. A short note appears in those studios to explain the change and keep publishing consistent.
21 October 2026
ShippedContent
100 feature demo videos published
Until now not all feature demo videos were available in one place. All 100 feature demo videos are now complete and published alongside the product. The demos provide guided walkthroughs so you can learn workflows and tools faster.
21 October 2026
ShippedCRM
Scan business cards into Contacts
Previously you could not capture business card images and fields directly into contacts and lists. You can now scan or upload business cards for Clients, Suppliers and Contacts, or while building Email lists. Front and back images are saved to the Assets Library and the extracted fields are editable before you save.
20 October 2026
ShippedStudio
Redesigned studio with AI editor
The previous studio interface lacked an integrated editor and editorial planning tools. The studio now has a refreshed design and a new AI file editor, plus a content generator selector and an editorial planner to draft, test and schedule content. The studio suggests approaches for each brief and lets you test on one brief before scaling the approach.
20 October 2026

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