the content · runs on repryntt, $19.99 a month
Posts, articles and video that ship on schedule instead of when you find time.
She writes from what your business actually did — real jobs, real questions customers asked, real numbers — and publishes on a cadence you set. That includes short videos she films herself, delivered on camera using her own face, which is the same face on your site and in your emails.
What it's worth: Content every day — the math →
AI employeelive demo — the actual employee
Watch her write for you.
Give her your website and she drafts three ready-to-post pieces in your voice — right here, about 30 seconds.
Posting stopped weeks ago and you know it.
Not because it does not work. Because Tuesday happened, and then it was Friday.
She posts every day in your voice, from what actually happened in your business that week.
You approve nothing unless you want to.
| The job | On your own | With content |
|---|---|---|
| Thinking of what to post | The worst part | Never your problem |
| Writing, images, scheduling | 46 hrs/mo | 0 hrs |
| Making the image | Canva, again | Made for you |
| Long-form articles | Rarely happens | 4 a month |
| Posting on the bad weeks | Silence | Still posting |
Time back / month
46 hrs
Worth / month
$2,500
How we got there: Modelled on 30 posts and 4 long articles a month. A post is 45 minutes once you count thinking of it, writing it, making the image and scheduling it, not just the writing. Articles are 5 hours each researched and published, plus 4 hours a month deciding what to post at all. A freelancer delivering that runs $1,000 to $3,000; an in-house hire runs $3,000 to $5,000. This is a worked example for a business like yours, not a figure from ours.
Getting started takes five minutes
- 01
Tell her your voice
What you sound like, what you sell, and what you never want said in public.
- 02
She publishes daily
Written from what actually happened in your business that week.
- 03
You approve nothing
Unless you want to. Every post is on the ledger with a live link.
Everything she does
8 end results, all running today. Anything not built yet is listed separately below rather than mixed in here.
- Publishes social posts every day
- In your voice, on the schedule you set, drawn from what actually happened in the business that week rather than generic industry filler.
- Writes long-form SEO articles
- Pieces shaped to be found months later by people searching for what you do, opened as pull requests you approve before anything is published.
- Films short videos on camera
- Talking clips delivered by her own face — the same identity across your website, your emails and your video, because all three read one portrait.
- Creates images from your real products
- Visuals built around what you actually sell, including photographs you upload, rather than generic stock imagery.
- Runs a content calendar
- Plans and schedules ahead, so publishing survives the weeks when real work arrives and marketing would normally be the first thing dropped.
- Rotates the angle when one stops working
- She reads the engagement on what she published and changes approach rather than repeating a format that is not landing.
- Writes from receipts, not imagination
- Content comes from work with a record behind it, which is what lets a post name specifics instead of speaking in generalities.
- Waits for approval where it matters
- Anything you want eyes on is held for you; the routine ships on time without needing you.
how a day looks
01
She reads the week
What the business did, what customers asked, and what the numbers actually show.
02
She writes and makes
The post, the article, the image, the clip — in your voice, with nothing invented.
03
You approve what matters
The rest publishes on schedule while you are doing the actual work.
What she replaces
The work of a social media manager, a blog writer, and a slice of a videographer.
Market rate for that: $3,000–5,000/mo in-house, or $1,000–3,000/mo freelance. She runs on repryntt at $19.99 a month, works nights and weekends, and does not leave at five.
Not available yet
- Publishing to LinkedIn and Bluesky — built, waiting on account authorisation
what she will not do
She will not invent a statistic, fabricate a customer story, or publish a claim she cannot point at. If a post needs a number we do not have, she writes a different post. Nothing naming a real customer goes out without your approval, and she does not publish your internal financials.
Questions people ask
- Will it sound like me?
- She writes from a voice guide you set and from your real work. You approve anything you want to approve before it publishes.
- Does she really appear on video?
- Yes — short clips filmed from her portrait, the same face used across your site and emails. Video is billed separately because it genuinely costs money to produce.
- What if she gets a fact wrong?
- She writes from records rather than memory, and anything she cannot support with a receipt she does not publish at all.
- Do I have to review every post?
- No. You choose what needs approval; the routine work ships on schedule.
The other hires
Front DeskEvery call answered. Every appointment booked. Every caller written down.same plan →
OutreachA pipeline built one researched business at a time, with follow-ups that never slip.same plan →All three together: $19.99/mo — the same plan, 20 hours of work shared between them, against roughly $11,000 a month of human payroll.
Everything above is included at $19.99. Add a bot ($10/mo, 20 more hours), give a bot a phone number ($9/mo, 60 minutes), or more hours at 69¢.