Your game’s marketing agent.

How a week works

You make the game. It makes the week of posts about it.

1. 01

   Build, and move cards

   One board for all your games and your studio. Moving a task to Done records when you finished it. Drop the screenshot or the clip on it while it’s fresh.

2. 02

   Sunday: the agent plans

   It reads what you finished, what worked on each channel and what’s happening around your games — then plans next week: what to post, where, when, the caption, the hashtags, how to cut it.

3. 03

   Drop your edits, it schedules

   Keep the raw clips or upload your own cut. Every post is written for its platform and lands in the schedule. A face-cam Short comes with a script and a teleprompter.

Every day in between

An agent that knows games — and when to shut up.

• A daily briefing — or silence

  Every morning it checks your channels against their own baselines, the calendar and your plan. When nothing is worth doing, it says so and stays quiet.

• Radar for your world

  Industry news, your comps’ channels and Steam news, read once and rated for your game — with how many hours you still have to react.

• Shorts it can actually plan

  Length, hook in the first second, overlay text, which clip from which task and from which second — and a talking-head script when you want to be in it.

• No invented numbers. No growth hacks.

  Every claim cites your data. It never suggests sub4sub, bought wishlists, vote rings or spamming communities — and it knows a fan game can’t be monetised.

• Your AI key, your bill

  Bring any OpenAI-compatible provider or Anthropic. Every call is counted, capped by your own budget, and shown to you.

• Knows the store calendar

  Steam fests and sales, #ScreenshotSaturday, Next Fest’s once-per-game rule — from the platforms’ own docs, not the model’s memory.