The AI reads what it published and proposes the fix
Every email, page, form and chat conversation leaves a record. The AI reads the opens, the clicks, the submissions and the questions, proposes what to change, drafts it and waits for your approval. Open the publishing switch and it ships on its own.
What gets measured and what comes out of it
Every send, with its opens and clicks
The sends list shows each email that went out, to whom, and whether it was opened or clicked. The same events are written to the contact's timeline, which is what the AI reads when it drafts the next one.
Every form, with its submissions
The forms list shows how many submissions each form has taken and opens each one. A submission is a contact record, so the form that converts and the form nobody finishes are both visible without an export.
The ideas the AI puts forward
What the AI concludes from the numbers and the chat questions arrives as an idea in a queue. Approve an idea and it becomes a plan, then a draft. Dismiss it and nothing happens.
Measure, propose, approve
Three steps. The third is yours until you hand it over.
- Step 1
Measure
Opens and clicks per send, submissions per form and the questions asked in chat are recorded by the platform itself. Your own analytics tag goes in through Google Tag Manager if you want it too.
- Step 2
Propose
The AI turns what it reads into ideas. A page to revise, an article to write for a question that keeps recurring, an email for a contact who stopped opening them. Each idea waits in the queue.
- Step 3
Approve
You approve the idea, then the plan, then the draft, or you switch any of those steps to run on its own per content type. Publishing is the last switch, and you can keep it.
Every draft ends up in one queue
The drafts list
Pages, posts, emails and articles the AI has drafted sit in one list with their status. Open one, edit it, accept it or reject it. A draft goes live when you accept it, or when the switch you set for its content type accepts it for you.
Read the first idea the AI proposes
Ask for early access. Publish a few pages, send one email, and open the ideas queue a week later.