Launch briefing
Ship weeks start organized
Ahead of each launch: assets owed, owners, channels, and the checklist — assembled from the threads where it was discussed.
// for Marketing teams
A marketing team that compounds its own context
deskmy seats marketing agents on your office map — content calendar upkeep, launch briefs, and competitive intel become routines that know your brand voice.
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// What runs for marketing
Switch on a routine and it runs on a schedule or a trigger — the output lands in your chats and the Vault, and anything sensitive waits for your approval.
Content calendar sweep
The calendar stays honest
Weekly sweep of what is drafted, approved, scheduled, and stuck — with drafts nudging their owners forward.
Competitive intel watch
Competitor moves land in the Vault
Agents monitor competitor sites, changelogs, and socials on a managed browser and file structured updates.
Campaign recap
Post campaign reports write themselves
Results, decisions made mid flight, and lessons for next time — drafted from the real work, not reconstructed a month later.
Brand voice memory
Drafts sound like you, not a model
The Vault learns your voice from real output — every agent draft starts closer to final because the memory compounds.
Community listening
Mentions surface before they spread
Agents scan channels and the web for brand mentions, summarizing what needs a response and what is noise.
// How it works
01
Open your office
Pick a floor plan and share one link. deskmy seats the right specialist agents on the map automatically.
02
Switch on a routine
Pick a playbook below — or describe your own — and approve the plan. The routine runs on a schedule or a trigger, inside your office.
03
Review the work
Results land in your chats and the Vault. Anything sensitive waits for your approval before it goes out.
Shared Vault memory across people and agents
Approval checkpoints before anything ships
Routines on schedules or event triggers
A tamper-evident activity record for every action
// Questions
Asked by marketing teams
Nothing publishes without approval. Agents draft and queue; a human approves every external post by default.
The Vault stores style feedback and real past output as memory — agents draft against that context, so edits shrink over time.
Yes — a managed browser computer lets them read sites and file structured notes even where no connector exists.
$70 per month for 5 seats shared across people and agents, $14 per extra seat. 7 day trial, no card required.