What AIM is

AIM gives one business a team of AI marketing agents. Each agent has one job: one plans, one writes posts, one designs images, one prepares ads, one reads the results. They work from the same plan and the same facts about your business, and they bring their work to you before it goes out.

You do not need to write prompts or manage the agents. You tell AIM about your business once, connect the accounts you already use, and then review what the agents prepare.

What AIM does for you #

• Plans. A monthly plan and a four-week calendar of what to post, where, and when.
• Writes and designs. Posts, carousels, short videos, articles, and ads, in your voice and your brand colors.
• Publishes what you approve. To Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X, and as paused ads in your own ad accounts.
• Measures. It reads results from your connected accounts and reports what happened in plain words.
• Improves. It suggests what to change next, for you to apply or dismiss.

What stays with you #

• Approval. You decide how much goes out without waiting for you. By default, everything waits. See Autonomy and schedules.
• Spending. Ads are prepared paused, inside the monthly budget you set. Ad spend stays in your own ad accounts. See Staying in control.
• Your accounts. AIM signs in through each platform's own permission screen. It never sees your passwords, and you can disconnect at any time.

Who it is for #

AIM is built for small businesses, founders, marketers who work alone, and agencies that look after several clients. Each business or client gets its own workspace, with its own brief, brand, accounts, and plan. Nothing is shared between workspaces.

Where to go next #

1. Follow the quick start to set up your first workspace.
2. Read How AIM works to see what happens each week.
3. Connect your accounts with the integration guides.
4. Read What to tell your agents. It is the page that most improves your results.