Work that runs on a clock
Schedule a job once, and it arrives finished every time without a reminder from you.
The Monday morning that runs itself
The recap, the follow-ups, and the numbers that need your attention can all run on a schedule. Describe the job once and choose the cadence, and it becomes a standing part of your week rather than something you remember on Tuesday.
It carries your context
A scheduled run wakes up inside your venue, having already read your events, your sales, and your leads. What it produces sounds like your business, not like a form letter.
Monday rundown: 14 orders, 2 need you
Revenue up 12%. Two refund requests waiting on a decision.
A plain note when it's done
There is no dashboard to check. A finished run lands in your inbox with a short account of what happened and a note on what, if anything, needs you.
How it works
01
Describe the recurring job.
02
Pick when it runs.
03
Come back to finished work.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of jobs can run on a schedule?
Any brief that can be written from your live numbers qualifies: a weekly rundown, a sales recap, a pre-show summary, or a broadcast draft for you to review. Each run reads your events, orders, and leads before it writes a word.
Does it run when I'm not around?
Yes. A run fires on the clock whether or not you are signed in, and the result waits in your inbox until you get to it.
Will it send things without me?
No. Every run produces a draft addressed to you. Nothing publishes itself, and nothing reaches your audience unless you choose to send it.
Put your first job on the clock.
Every plan starts with a 15-day free trial of everything.