For marketing
Research, plan, produce, and know whether it worked
Competitor analysis with sources you can check, a content plan grounded in what your company actually sells, and performance review that reads the same analytics you already have connected.
Half the work is reassembling context that existed last month.
7 ready-made procedures for this work
Every one of these is a real published skill, in every account from day one. Open any of them to read exactly what it does before you run it.
Run a Competitor Analysis
Compare competitors using current, source-linked evidence and explain the patterns, gaps, risks, opportunities, and implications for a real business decision.
Build a Content Plan
Build an evidence-backed content plan covering themes, formats, channels, cadence, briefs, source material, dependencies, ownership, measurement, and reuse opportunities.
Plan a Marketing Campaign
Research and build a decision-ready marketing campaign plan covering the business objective, audience, proposition, message, offer, channel roles, content and asset needs, timing, ownership, dependencies, measurement, risks, budget assumptions, and approval decisions.
Review Marketing Performance
Review marketing performance across campaigns and channels by reconciling definitions, source quality, baselines, trends, attribution, funnel behavior, audience differences, and creative performance.
Create and Repurpose Marketing Content
Create source-grounded marketing content and channel-specific variants across formats such as articles, email, social, landing pages, announcements, scripts, and customer stories.
Research an Audience
Research a marketing audience using approved qualitative and quantitative sources, then synthesize source-linked segments, needs, language, behaviors, channels, tensions, evidence gaps, and confidence.
Audit SEO and Create a Report
Audit a website's organic-search performance and turn the evidence into a prioritized, source-linked SEO report.
Connect these first
You do not need all of them. One source is enough to tell whether an AI that knows your company is different from one that does not, and the free tier includes three.
Try it on your own company
Connect one source and ask it something only your team would know. No card, and the free tier does not expire.