What it has already done.
Live pages, not drafts in a queue
Published across 85 businesses and indexed under their name. 27 of them run it on their own domain, which takes one DNS record to connect; the rest publish to a blog they control. Either way the writing is theirs and it stays theirs.
Applied inside real Google Ads accounts
Keyword pauses, budget moves, negatives added. Each one was surfaced with a reason, approved by a person, then executed through the API and written to an audit log. Nothing moves without the approval.
Written in the operator’s own voice
LinkedIn posts drafted from how the person actually writes, scheduled against their calendar, and held for review. The voice profile is trained on their existing public writing, not a template.
What actually happens when you point it at your business.
It reads your business back to you
Connect the site and the ad account. It comes back with what you sell, who you sell to, and the words people actually type to find businesses like yours. You correct anything it got wrong before it writes a word.
The first articles publish
Written in your voice, to your own domain, aimed at searches with real volume behind them. Not drafts sitting in a queue for your approval. Live pages you can open.
The waste in your ad account gets named
Every search term you paid for, sorted by whether it ever produced a call. The ones spending without converting are flagged with the reason. You decide what to cut, and it executes the change in your account.
You read your own numbers
What published, what it cost, what came in, and what is still unproven. Including the parts that have not worked yet, because seven days is not long enough to hide anything.
Why there are no case studies on this page.
Point it at your business and read your own numbers.
No card to start. Everything it writes publishes to a blog you control, your own domain if you connect one, and it stays yours whether you continue or not.