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First release: October 30, 2026.

Everything in the first release, grouped by what changed.

  1. 01

    The product, working end to end

    • Agents, briefs, the inbox, reports and both desks work together, and you can try all of it in a live demo: a coffee roaster, Wrenfield Coffee, with six agents at work.
    • Every visitor gets their own copy, so you can approve, decline and change settings without affecting anyone else.
    • A Start here guide walks you through the first decisions: approving new creative, then the launch that uses it.

    The front page: the morning’s lead report and what’s waiting for you.

  2. 02

    Ads previewed as they’ll run; every figure needs a source

    • The creative desk’s work shows the way it will run: feed ads with the headline, the copy and the button, each marked as a draft until you approve it.
    • A figure in an ad or email needs a source. Brand review checks each claim against your approved claims library, and a claim without a source can’t be used.

    Three feed ads from the creative desk, each a draft until you approve it.

  3. 03

    Only approved work goes out

    • Agents can use only approved images and copy. A draft can’t go into an ad or an email.
    • An agent proposes a launch only after the creative it asked for has been approved.
    • When an agent asks the creative or copy desk for something, the request shows on the agent’s own page, so you can follow what it asked for and why.
    • What agents do on their own is logged like everything else, with who did it and why.

    A request to the creative desk, in progress. The agent can’t use the drafts until you approve them.

  4. 04

    Hire an agent by describing the job

    • Describe the job and the agent starts from a playbook for your kind of business.
    • Each person can keep their own draft of a brief, then publish it to the agent as one change.
    • Each agent has its own settings for its budget cap, permission levels and contact limits.
    • Guidance you give an agent goes in its notebook and keeps applying.
    • The creative and copy desks take requests, deliver drafts for your approval, and let people edit copy directly.
    • Approving a launch checks every image and claim in it first.
    • Numbers use the company’s currency and time zone.
    • Reports and screens now name only the ad platforms you’ve connected.

    Hiring an agent: six quick questions, then a brief you can edit.

  5. 05

    The product, working end to end

    • A front page with the morning’s reports, the inbox, the agents and their briefs, the creative and copy desks, Metrics, and company setup.
    • Briefs and funnels, permission levels, spend caps, contact limits and the stop-everything switch, all checked before anything happens.
    The inbox: To decide (3), To read (3), Silent and History. Waiting: the running-low note to first-time buyers, and two creative desk deliveries, each with Approve and Decline.
    To decide3To read3SilentHistory
    • Reorders · Send · EmailSend a “running low” note to first-time buyers1,376 of 1,860 get this email after your limits
    • Creative desk · DeliveryBrewing-gear ads for the holidays3 images join the library · for the New Customers agent
    • Creative desk · DeliveryHoliday Blend refresh1 image joins the library · for you

    The inbox: what’s waiting for you, with what each proposal changes and why.

Try these in the demo.

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