Everyone on your team gets an agent that already knows the brand.

One shared brand memory, read before a word is written. Nobody re-explains the tone, nobody hunts for the footage, and nobody has to be the technical one.

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For marketing teams of four to twenty. Opening a few teams at a time.

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What it does

One engine, and every part of it is the real product.

You ask in plain words. It shows you what it read.

Your agent takes the ask, hands it to the one that does this kind of work, and prints every source it opened on the way.

Routing

Colour

Type

Voice

Design law

Designwill not guess a design system off a web page

Strategist

Copy

Design

Edit

Measure

Director

Ori, for Alex

Pip, for Maya

Bo, for Ray

Juno, for Jo

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Three ways to answer

Why this exists

It is a packaging gap, not a capability gap.

The models can already do this work. Reaching them takes somebody who can install a connector, open a terminal or keep a repo, and on a marketing team that person does not exist. So the tools stay personal, the brand stays in somebody's head, and the same three questions get asked every week.

A personal plan has a personal memory

One account, one memory. Nothing a colleague taught it last week is there when you open yours, so everybody explains the brand again from the start.

A shared folder is not a shared brain

Documents somebody has to remember to update, in a place somebody has to remember to look. The half that matters is the half nobody maintains.

Connecting a tool is admin work

Anything that reaches your real content wants somebody technical to wire it up first. That is why most teams never get past the chat box.

Who it is for

Founders, marketers and the people who make the work.

Teams of four to twenty, all working on the same brand at the same company. That is the whole reason a shared memory is possible: one workspace is one brand, so there is no switcher to maintain and no client fence to police.

Founders

“I am still the only one who knows how we sound.”

Write the rules once, in one place, and every agent is held to them without being reminded next week.

Marketers

“Can you brief them on the brand again?”

Plan and ship against what actually performed, with an agent that already knows the account and the calendar.

Creatives

“What is our tone again?”

Designers, editors and writers open an agent that already holds the palette, the type, the formats and the footage.

Social managers

“I have answered this exact question forty times.”

Three ways to answer every comment, each one checked against the brand’s own rules before a word of it can send.

What it remembers

Two memories, and only one of them is yours.

Half the brand memory an admin writes. The other half keeps itself current from the tools you already use, with nobody maintaining it. The half that goes stale in every competitor is the half nobody here has to touch.

Personal memory Private to you

Your role, how you work, what you are on, your own thread history. It follows you across the work and nobody else in the workspace can read it.

Brand memory Shared by the company

Colour, type, tone, editing style, assets, performance history, and the rules that are law. Every agent reads it before it starts, and only admins author it.

Setting it up

An afternoon, and one of you does it once.

01Point it at your site

It reads what you sell, how you write, your colours and your type, and turns that into rules you can edit. You approve them before any of it is live.

02Connect what you already use

Notion, Drive, Figma, Slack, the social accounts. Each person connects their own, and the brand memory is the part everybody shares.

03Invite the team

Everyone who joins gets an agent that is already briefed. Nobody installs anything and nobody is walked through the brand again.

Questions

The ones worth asking first.

If yours is not here, write to edo@dotsstudio.io and a person will answer it.

Does it post for us?

No, and it will not. There is no publishing and no scheduling anywhere in the product. That is your job and it is where the account risk lives. Answering a comment or a message is automated, through the platforms' own sanctioned endpoints. Broadcasting never is.

Can it invent a policy we do not have?

No refund, delivery date, discount or price is ever stated unless your brand rules say it in those words. A draft that quotes one is blocked from sending on its own and goes to a person instead. That is the block you can see happening in the fourth screen above.

What if someone tries to give the agent instructions in a comment?

Text arriving from the public is treated as data, never as a command. A message that tries to instruct an agent is refused an automatic reply and flagged for a person, whatever it claims about who it is from.

Will customers know they are talking to an agent?

Yes. Every automatic reply carries a line saying it was sent automatically. It is on by default because the platforms require it and because a customer who works it out later feels tricked. You can turn it off, and that choice is yours.

What happens when it cannot answer?

It says so out loud, to the customer. It tells them a colleague is picking this up, records that it said so, and puts the thread in a queue with a button that hands it to you. It does not leave a flag on a dashboard while somebody waits in silence.

Do we bring our own model keys?

No. Models are bundled and metered as credits, so there is no second bill to manage and no account to keep topped up.

Is our brand memory used to train anything?

No. The contents of your workspace are not used to train models and are not shared with advertisers or data brokers. The privacy policy says exactly what is stored, who else can see it, and how to delete it.

Which platforms work today?

Instagram and Facebook are built and sitting in Meta's review queue, which is the gate on going live rather than anything in the product. TikTok is next. X and LinkedIn are not planned: their terms and their pricing both make this kind of tool a bad idea.

Join the waitlist

We are onboarding teams a few at a time while Instagram and Facebook access is reviewed. Tell us who you are and we will come to you in order.

One email when it is your turn. Nothing else, and the list is never sold or shared.