One agent that runs growth across your whole stack — SEO, AI search, and ads. It reads your site every morning, finds the next thing worth doing, and asks you before it does it. Then it measures what happened and tells you.
40 people a week read the guide and none of them reach a page where they can book you. One sentence with a link fixes that.
Nothing to migrate. It reads from the tools on the left and, once you approve, makes the change on the tools on the right. Two minutes to connect each.
Four steps, every morning, before you've opened the laptop. It reads, finds the next thing worth doing, asks you, and measures what happened. Then it does it again tomorrow.
Scroll to walk through one morningYour pages, what people search for, who ranks against you, and whether ChatGPT and Perplexity mention you. About four minutes.
Not a list of 200 issues. The three changes most likely to bring you more customers this month, ranked by how safe they are.
The exact change, the evidence, and what happens if it doesn't work. Approve, review, or dismiss. It never argues.
Against the 21 days before, and against the rest of your site, so a good month can't fake a win. If it didn't work, it reverts.
40 people a week read the guide and none of them reach a page where they can book you. One sentence with a link fixes that.
Your yes takes one tap from wherever you already are: the dashboard, Slack, WhatsApp, or the Monday email. Or turn the dial up and let it approve the safe things itself. You decide how much you want to be asked.
40 people a week read the guide and none reach a page where they can book you.
Every change waits for your yes. Good for the first few weeks.
Low-risk changes ship on their own: links, alt text, small title fixes. Still measured, still reversible.
Everything on your website ships without asking. You get the Monday email and can undo anything from it.
How the page was doing before anything changed. That's the bar to beat.
If everything went up 30% because it was a good month, the change gets no credit for it.
At day 21, in plain English. Misses revert. Wins teach the machine what to try next.
Page titles, guides written in your voice, links between your pages, and the technical things Google cares about. Planned around what people in your area actually search for.
1,900 searches a month and no local business answers it. Draft is ready, written in your voice, publishes to your site under /guides.
A channel is a place it can make changes: your website, Google Ads, Meta Ads. Most businesses start with one.
Nothing changes without your approval. You see the exact change before it happens, and every change has a rollback condition it watches itself.
It writes about your services, for your area, in your voice, and you read every piece before it publishes. Dismiss anything that doesn't sound like you and it won't argue.
About two minutes a day, with your coffee. Or ten on a Monday if you'd rather batch it.
No. Ads changes never auto-approve, at any setting. That's built in, not a toggle.
Monthly, cancel anytime. Everything it published is on your site and stays yours.
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