Free · one campaign per person · no account
Brief a marketing department. Watch it work.
It reads your website first, so you confirm what it learned rather than typing out what your homepage already says. Then the desks debate the strategy, build the campaign and send you the lot — with their reasoning.
How it works
Three moves. You make two of them.
It reads your business
Your website and work email. The workforce reads your public pages and shows you what it learned — every fact linked to where it found it.
You brief it in three short steps
Your objective, audience, offer and tone arrive pre-filled from your site. Edit what isn’t quite right. Four fields to type in all.
The desks build it, then email it to you
Strategy, copy, social, SEO, outreach — each desk picks up its part and the reviewers challenge it. Watch live or close the tab: it takes approx. 5 minutes, then a private link lands in your inbox, live for 30 days. No login, no password, nothing to install.
What comes back
A campaign, and the thinking behind it.
Every asset is written for your audience, your offer and your tone of voice — not a template with your name dropped into it. The workforce builds only the channels your brief calls for — a cold outbound brief gets an outreach sequence, not Instagram posts — so these are ceilings per channel, not a fixed bundle.
- Up to 3Nurture emails, written as a sequence with real cadence
- Up to 3Social posts, native to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, with generated imagery
- Up to 1Landing page with a conversion-shaped enquiry form
- Up to 4Keyword clusters, grouped by search intent
- Up to 4Cold-outreach steps, alternating LinkedIn and email touches
- Up to 1Paid ad — copy, targeting and a proposed daily budget
And, with every campaign:
- A board-level strategy memoThe situation, the big idea, the channel rationale, targets stated as benchmarks or assumptions — and the risks.
- Three creative territoriesThree distinct routes, with the one the assets were built on named and the other two kept for you to judge.
- What the boardroom caughtWhat the reviewing desks challenged, corrected or refused to invent before the work reached you.
- Why each desk got the briefWhich desks your brief was routed to, and why those and not the others.
- Every assumption, namedWhere a desk had to assume something you hadn’t told it, the results page says so.
- One free revision roundTell the desks what to change and they rework it — once, on the house.
Examples generated by the AI team for a demo hospitality group — five venues, one autumn Sunday lunch brief. Tap any one to see it full size.
Who works on it
A department, not a chatbot.
Your results page carries the reasoning: which desks the brief was routed to and why, the strategy route taken over the ones rejected, every assumption made rather than stalling — and the things they refused to invent because you had not told them.
SiennaStrategy lead — reads the brief and routes it to the desks that should own it
MarcoLifecycle — the email sequence, its cadence and its escalation
RosaOrganic social — platform-native posts, not one post reformatted three times
IvyCopywriter — the landing page and its enquiry form
LinSEO — keyword research clustered by intent
ArunB2B outreach — a cold sequence alternating LinkedIn and email touches
TheoPaid media — ad copy, targeting and a proposed daily budget
MayaBrand guardian — challenges the draft before you ever see it
ChloeCompliance & legal — flags an unverifiable claim or a consent risk
This runs with none of your customer data, none of your past performance and none of your brand book. It’s the floor of what the system does, not the ceiling.
Your brief
Start with your website.
Your data
What we keep, and what we never do.
- What we storeYour brief and anything you attach, your name, job title and work email, and the public pages of your site we read. Your connection's address is kept only as a one-way hash, to stop abuse.
- How long the link livesYour results link expires after 30 days. There’s no account to close.
- What we never doWe never contact your customers, and we never post, send or publish anything on your behalf. The campaign is a proposal for you to read.
Questions
Before you brief it.
How long does it take?
A couple of minutes to brief — most of it is confirming what we read off your site. The workforce then takes approx. 5 minutes. You can watch the desks work, or close the tab: the results arrive by email either way.
Is it really AI, or a template with my name in it?
It’s the same autonomous workforce our clients run, working on your brief. Nothing is pre-written. Where a desk had to assume something, the results page says so; where it refused to invent a fact you had not given it, it says that too.
What do you read?
Only public pages of the website you give us — typically the homepage and a few linked pages such as About or Services. Nothing behind a login. Every fact we show you links to the page it came from, and if we can’t read the site you simply write the brief yourself.
What happens to my data?
We store your brief and anything you attach, your name, job title and work email, and what we read from your public pages. The results link expires after 30 days. We never contact your customers and never post or publish anything on your behalf. Our team may follow up about mDOS.
Can I share the results with my team?
Yes. The link needs no login, so anyone you forward it to can read it until it expires — treat it like a private document link.
What does it cost after this?
This campaign is free — one per person, no card. Running the workforce on your own data and live channels is a paid engagement scoped to what you need; book a demo and we’ll walk you through it.