What the invite-only beta actually includes

By Caleb King · August 22, 2026

Live today

One conversation with Friday, by text or voice. Thought capture from your phone — voice notes, screenshots, half-sentences. Research with sources and live trend search. Drafts, scripts, threads, carousels, and newsletters written against your own writing. A weekly plan proposed from your own ideas, publishing to the platforms you've connected with your approval, real synced analytics, brand deals flagged from forwarded email, and a morning brief with one main goal and at most three to-dos.

The honest edges

Some capabilities are still being built and the landing page marks them as such — post teardowns against an author's own averages, velocity signals, and proactive alerts are in progress, not shipped.

Some tools — video analysis, Shorts clipping, thumbnails — are set up for each creator individually during the beta rather than self-serve. There is no compliance certification yet. And support is one person: me. That's the trade of early access, stated up front.

Why only 10

I'm looking for my first 10 creators — not 10,000. Every draft costs real money in AI inference, and one founder can genuinely take care of ten people: set up their accounts, learn their edge cases, and build what they actually need next. In exchange, the first 10 use it free during the beta and work directly with me. If that sounds like a fair trade, the waitlist is on the front page.

I'm looking for my first 10 creators.

Free during the invite-only beta, working directly with me.

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