Your website, but you edit it yourself
What AI actually takes off the marketing role — grouped by area.
Company memory
AI, but it genuinely knows your company
Your services, prices, cases, tone of voice. So the answers sound like you, not like an encyclopedia of generic phrases.
The content plan, but ideas every morning
Post ideas come out of your real sales and client questions — not out of a blank document at nine in the morning.
Case studies, but written from what already exists
A draft is assembled from calls, correspondence and project results. You edit something finished instead of staring at a blank page.
Analytics, but in plain language
Instead of a dashboard with forty charts — an answer to «what worked this month and what to do next».
Product descriptions, but hundreds a day
Product cards are written in your style from specs and photos — the catalogue fills up in days, not months.
Reviews, but every one gets a reply
Thanks for a good one, a correct answer to a bad one — on time and in human language. Your rating works for you.
Website
Your website, but you edit it yourself
A new page, case or campaign — no queue to a developer. You describe what's needed and the changes appear on the site.
Campaign landing pages, but in a day
A page for a new audience or promo comes together fast from your own materials — and gets fixed just as fast after launch.
Your portfolio, but always current
A new case or page update — no releases and no tickets to developers. The site grows alongside the projects.
Opportunities
Reactions to your content, but someone works with them
When a person likes or comments on your post they land on a list for a soft touch instead of vanishing into the feed.
Sales
Abandoned carts, but with a human email
The reminder is written for that specific buyer and their items — not a templated «you forgot something».
A website the team updates just by writing in Slack
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Give us your website and we'll show what of this fits your company.
15 minutes with the founderOn the call we look at how you work and name 2–3 places where AI pays off this month. No slide decks — you leave with a list either way.