An AI trained on your business, your tone, and your past posts drafts social content and blog posts automatically, on the tools you already use. You review and approve before anything goes out — or turn on autopilot once you trust it.
Flat fee, live in 1–2 weeks, and built by Durable Programming — not a content-mill subscription.
Why this exists
For the owner or manager who knows they should be posting more consistently, and knows most of that writing doesn't need to start from a blank page every time — it needs a system.
Everyone agrees content matters, but writing it keeps losing to whatever's actually on fire this week. Weeks pass, then months, and the last post is still pinned to the top.
A few posts a week and an occasional blog entry doesn't add up to a full role, but it's still eating hours from whoever ends up doing it — usually you.
Anyone can paste a prompt into a chatbot, but the output reads like it belongs to a different business. Customers can tell, and it can cost more trust than it earns.
What you get
Not a generic chatbot spitting out generic captions. A content engine trained on your own writing and business, that you review before anything ships.
Your past posts, blog entries, and business details become the training set — not a generic script that sounds like it belongs to someone else's business.
Social posts and blog drafts show up on a schedule without anyone having to sit down and write them from scratch.
Default setup is review-before-publish: drafts land in a doc or your scheduling tool and a human approves before anything ships. Switch to autopilot once you trust it.
Your existing scheduling tool, your CMS, or a shared doc your team copies from — no new platform for anyone to learn.
First drafts come back for your review before anything is tuned further. Most clients need a round or two of feedback before the voice is dialed in.
You get a short doc on how it works and what to check on, plus 30 days of tuning once it's writing about real weeks — not a black box you're afraid to touch.
Pricing
A single productized build, priced once. No monthly subscription, no seat count, no usage tiers.
An hour a week spent writing posts and blog drafts costs more, every month, than this build does once.
Social posts and blog drafts in your voice, generated automatically every week.
Flat fee · live in 1–2 weeks
30 days of tuning included after launch — real weeks of content surface things a style guide never will.
Flat fee, no recurring charge, no long-term contract.
Need more than one workflow automated — this engine plus CRM or multi-system integration? That's a Custom Build through Durable Programming, scoped and quoted before anything starts.
How it works
A sample of what you've already written — past posts, blog entries, emails, whatever represents how you actually talk to customers — plus a short intake on your business and the topics to avoid.
First drafts come back for your review. Most clients need a round or two of feedback in the first couple of weeks before the voice is dialed in.
Deployed on the tools you already use. You get a plain-English doc on how it works and how to adjust it.
Real weeks of content surface things a style guide never will. We use the first month live to tighten it up based on what actually goes out.
Who's doing the work
This is a productized build, not a rebranded SaaS trial. It's built and tuned by working software engineers, so it's actually trained on your writing instead of a generic script wearing your logo.
A straight answer
If you're already keeping up with content on your own, we'll say so. And if what you actually need is bigger than one content engine — CRM integration, multiple systems wired together — that's a Custom Build through Durable Programming, not a stretch of this offer.
Questions
Yes. It's flat-fee and buy-it-now — send a few details through the form below, we'll confirm scope over email, and get started. No discovery call required. If your situation needs more than this one engine (multiple systems, CRM integration), we'll tell you during intake and point you at a Custom Build instead of quietly under-delivering.
We start with a sample of what you've already written — past social posts, blog entries, emails, whatever represents how you actually talk to customers — plus a short intake on your business, offers, and the topics you want to stay away from. That becomes the basis for the prompts and guardrails behind the system. First drafts come back for your review before anything is tuned further; most clients need a round or two of feedback in the first couple of weeks before the voice is dialed in.
No. Default setup is review-before-publish: drafts land in a doc or your scheduling tool and a human approves before anything goes out. Once you trust what it's producing, you can switch it to autopilot and let it publish on its own — that's your call, not a default we make for you.
Wherever you already post — your existing scheduling tool, your CMS, or a shared doc your team copies from. We're not selling you a new platform to learn; it plugs into what you're already using.
Most of the adjustment happens in the first 30 days, once it's writing about real weeks instead of test topics — that's why it's included. After that, it keeps running as-is. If you want ongoing tuning, monitoring, or it's grown into something bigger than one content engine, that's a conversation about an ongoing engagement, not a surprise recurring fee you didn't sign up for.
That's exactly who this is built for. You don't need an engineering team or an existing content strategy. If you can hand over some past posts and a few sentences about your business, that's enough to start.
Then that's what you'll hear. If you're already keeping up with content on your own, or the real problem is something else entirely, we'll say so instead of talking you into a build you don't need.
This is one productized workflow, built the same way for every client at a fixed price. A Custom Build through Durable Programming is for anything bigger — this engine combined with CRM automation, multi-system integration, or several workflows wired together. It costs more because it's genuinely more work, and it's scoped and quoted before anything starts.
Get started
Send a few details and we'll reply with an honest read — usually within one business day. No sales pressure.