One idea. Every format. Your voice.

Three bots: Juno checks the facts, Mina writes from your past pieces, Arlo makes the visuals. You edit and publish.

Talk about your content

Your week of content, drafted.

One voice note, four drafts.

Mina drafts a newsletter section, a post, a thread and a script from it.

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Fictional company · Sped up

A newsroom of three.

Juno

Research & fact checks

Does
  • Checks claims against your sources
  • Links every fact it keeps
  • Ranks topics your readers ask about
Works in
  • Gmail
  • Kit
  • Reddit
  • Google Drive
Runs
Every Monday at 7:00 AM
Asks you first
Before sending external email
Brief

A bot that checks every claim in my drafts against my sources and the web, links what holds, and suggests five topics each Monday.

Start with Juno

Mina

Writer

Does
  • Reads your past pieces before drafting
  • Turns one idea into four formats
  • Remembers the edits you ask it to
Works in
  • Google Docs
  • Notion
  • Kit
  • beehiiv
Runs
When you send a voice note
Asks you first
Before it changes anything in Kit
Brief

A bot that drafts my newsletter, posts and video scripts from my past issues, marks where each line came from, and never publishes without me.

Start with Mina

Arlo

Visuals

Does
  • Makes covers from your brand notes
  • Lays out carousels as PDF
  • Makes each size you need
Works in
  • Canva
  • Figma
  • Google Drive
  • Dropbox
Runs
When you or Mina send a post
Asks you first
Before it changes anything in Canva
Brief

A bot that makes covers and carousels for my approved posts from my brand notes, and asks before it changes anything in Canva.

Start with Arlo

Every line, traced.

Mina marks each sentence’s origin, because your brief asks it to. You publish.

NewsletterDraft · Mina

Stop discounting oat milk. Oat costs you about sixty cents more a cup, and it’s now about one in four milk drinks. Charge it, and say why in one line. A price your regulars can read is one they can live with. They aren’t price-blind. They’re surprise-blind.

Your voice note, 07:40Stop discounting oat milk. Charge it, and say why in one line.Your words, kept by Mina
Issue 31 · The 60-cent questionOat costs most of you about sixty cents more a cup than dairy.Issue 12 · Surprise-blindYour regulars aren’t price-blind. They’re surprise-blind.Mina, from your Wiki
cafetrade.exampleOat is now about one in four milk drinks in independent cafés.Juno opened and checked it
No sourceMina wrote it. Keep, change or cut.
From your noteFrom a past issueLink Juno addedNew wording

Where your words go.

  • Reads your past pieces and writes draftsOne-click connect
  • Reads your notes and content calendarOne-click connect
  • Finds past issues, transcripts and brand notesOne-click connect
  • Finds and works with workspace recordsOne-click connect
  • Finds and works with workspace recordsOne-click connect
  • Reads clicks on past issues and saves draftsOne-click connect
  • Reads publications and subscriber dataConnect with your key
  • Works with campaigns and audiencesOne-click connect
  • Finds reader replies and drafts answersOne-click connect
  • Works with content and publishing toolsNeeds a one-time setup
  • Works with content and publishing toolsNeeds a one-time setup
  • Reads your profile and publishes postsOne-click connect
  • Works with campaigns and audience dataOne-click connect
  • Works with campaigns and audience dataOne-click connect
  • Works with campaigns and audience dataOne-click connect
  • Works with campaigns and audience dataOne-click connect
  • Works with campaigns and audience dataNeeds a one-time setup
  • Drafts and schedules social postsBring your own MCP / OpenAPI
  • Works with campaigns and audience dataOne-click connect
  • Works with content and publishing toolsConnect with your key
  • Works with content and publishing toolsConnect with your key
  • Works with content and publishing toolsNeeds a one-time setup
  • Works with designs and exportsOne-click connect
  • Reads design files and commentsOne-click connect
  • Finds and works with workspace recordsOne-click connect
  • Any MCP server or OpenAPI tool

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