The engine finds what's happening in your industry, writes about it in your voice, and publishes it. Every day, without being asked.
Fig. 04 · One item, from source to post
01 · Sourcing
Where it comes from.
You name the sources once. After that the engine watches them for you.
CheckedEvery 30 minutes
SourcesIndustry news and search alerts you choose
De-duplicatedBy link and by headline
ResultContent about what's happening now, not evergreen filler
The same story never gets published twice, even when three sources carry it.
02 · Voice
How it's written.
Before anything is written we build a profile of your business, who buys from you, and how you talk. Every piece is written through that profile.
The copy isn't generic. It runs on direct-response frameworks we've used for years — how to open, what to promise, which objection to answer first — so the writing has a structure behind it, not just a prompt.
You read the first batch and tell us what to change before it goes out on its own.
Every piece is built on four beats
01
The opening
A promise specific enough to stop a scroll
02
The turn
The thing they've been told that isn't working
03
The mechanism
Why this works when that didn't
04
The next step
One action, no invented urgency
03 · Output
What gets made.
No stock photos, no visual repetition, no license to worry about.
Articles
A new one written and published every hour
Long-form guides
Four a day, on topics you choose
Images
One generated per piece, in a consistent style for your brand
Social copy
Written per platform, not one post pasted three times
04 · Distribution
Where it goes.
Each piece is scheduled out across your connected accounts, with a hard daily cap per channel so your feed stays credible instead of looking automated.
Your website
Original articles and guides, published automatically to your site.
LinkedIn
Scheduled posts through your own business or personal presence.
Facebook Pages
Scheduled posts with original images and links.
Instagram
Coming soon
Mirrored from your Facebook page once the two accounts are linked.
Pinterest
Coming soon
Pins that link straight back to the page you're promoting.
X
Coming soon
Image posts with a link back to your site.
If a post fails mid-publish it gets detected and re-queued — not silently lost.
05 · Cadence
The engine's actual work week.
That's roughly 60 automated jobs a day, running seven days a week, holidays included. The daily caps mean you see a steady, human-looking cadence — not a firehose.