One record, not one suite
A suite is several products sharing a login. We built one application on one customer record, so there is nothing to sync internally and nothing to reconcile.
The thesis
AI made the integration problem worse, not better.
When every tool added an AI assistant, each one could only see its own slice. An assistant inside an email tool knows about email. It cannot read the deal that closed, the brand voice, or the invoice that followed. Bolting intelligence onto a fragmented stack produces fragmented intelligence.
Agents that can act
Specialist agents that operate the product rather than describing how you might — building the segment, drafting the campaign, queueing the sequence.
Meter the work, not the seats
Charging per user taxes you for growing. We meter the volume of AI work the platform does, which is the thing that actually costs us money.
“If your AI can only see one tool, you have not automated your marketing. You have automated one tab.”
The thesis in one line
What that actually amounts to
The thesis, expressed as things you can count.
Each of these has a page behind it where the number is derived rather than asserted, so you can check any of them without talking to us.
| What | How many | Where to check it |
|---|---|---|
| Sections of the product | 7 | The platform map |
| Modules, all included on every plan | 45 | The platform map |
| Primary specialist agents you direct by name | 21 | The full roster |
| Agent capabilities across those specialists | 105 | The full roster |
| Integrations to outside platforms | 62 | The catalogue |
| Customer record underneath all of it | 1 | Why that matters |
| Cost per additional user, on any plan | $0 | Pricing |
How we work
We publish the parts that are not flattering.
Every vendor claims transparency. The testable version is whether the weaknesses are written down where a buyer can find them, before the contract rather than after.
Things we publish
- The certifications we do not hold, on the security page
- Four situations where we are the wrong choice, on the comparison page
- What a migration cannot move, before you commit
- Where a competitor is genuinely better than us
- The assumptions behind every cost figure, itemised so you can substitute your own
Things you should ask us
- Where your data would physically sit
- What our model providers may and may not do with your prompts
- What is genuinely re-brandable if you are an agency
- Which integrations exist versus which are on a roadmap
- What happens to your data if you leave