Tell it about your business
In your own words, like you'd tell a friend. Have a website? Paste it — your team reads it and keeps it as it is.
More customers, more bookings, more sales. Your team finds people who buy what you sell and writes to each one, posts on your socials every week, tests small ads and improves your website. You just say yes — nothing goes out without your OK.
In your own words, like you'd tell a friend. Have a website? Paste it — your team reads it and keeps it as it is.
A plan for your goal, a website if you need one, real customers found and written to, posts and ads ready to go.
Every email, post and ad waits for your OK. Approve in one click, or say "not this" — and they learn from it.
Not advice about what you could do — the work itself, done for your business, waiting for your OK.
Built from what you told it, or your own site checked and improved. Change anything by saying it: "add my opening hours".
People and businesses who buy what you sell — each with a real email and a personal message.
Instagram, LinkedIn, X and Reddit — planned in a calendar, published when you approve.
A small budget, a few versions, and a clear verdict on what brings customers — before you spend more.
Checks how search engines read your site, fixes what it can, and tells you what people search to find you.
"10 families on our bread club." Your team plans and writes toward it — and you see where you stand every day.
Turn on autopilot and your team plans and works every day. On your home screen, one line: what it did today, and whether anything needs you.
Illustrations use a sample bakery — names and numbers are examples, not customer results.
A team that works hard — and never sends, posts or spends in your name until you say yes.
“Hi Lucía, I saw you organise team events in Triana…”
Scheduled for Friday 9:00 — after your OK.
A clear verdict on what works — before you spend more.
Ask the CEO for anything — it hands the job to the right teammate. Or talk to any of them directly.
Turns your goal into a plan and hands each job to the right teammate.
Posts, campaigns, newsletters, creators — and specialists for each channel.
Finds people who could buy, writes to each one, follows up on day 3 and 7.
Builds and changes your website when you say what — "make the button green".
Competitors, reviews and your market — with sources you can check.
Prices, costs and whether the work is paying off.
Checklists, support replies and how the business runs.
Name it, describe its job in your words — "reply to our Google reviews every week".
Less than a coffee a week to start. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
A credit is one piece of work — a research report, a batch of emails, a post. Need more? Top up any time.
Real work for your business: builds or improves your website, finds people who could buy from you and writes to each one, plans and writes posts, tests small ad budgets, checks how Google sees your site, and researches your competitors. Every email, post and ad waits for your approval.
Yes. Paste the address: your team reads your site (offer, prices, hours, who you sell to), keeps it as it is, and plans the marketing, outreach and research around it.
No. Emails, posts and ads wait in your "Needs you" inbox until you approve them. You can let a category go out on its own later, if you choose.
You create your business and your team plans the work. To put them to work you start a 3-day free trial of Starter — a card is needed, nothing is charged for 3 days, and then it's €12/month unless you cancel before the trial ends.
It's built not to: it doesn't invent prices, reviews, customers or numbers. Content is checked against what your business itself says, and when something is missing it asks you.
Not at all. You talk to your team in your own words — "add my opening hours", "find 20 local businesses that could buy from me". There's an advanced mode if you ever want it.
Tell your team what you sell and what you want more of. In a few minutes you'll see your plan — start the 3-day trial and they get to work.