Content automation
Writes in your brand voice and tone. Schedules it, waits for your sign-off, then posts.
One plan, split across six agents. Each works its own steps, hands off the moment it’s done, and nothing waits on a person.
One plan, six agents.
Nobody had to press go.
One brief in, meetings out. Every channel is run, watched and written back to the CRM without you touching any of it.
Writes in your brand voice and tone. Schedules it, waits for your sign-off, then posts.
Guidelines in, creative built, messages sent, threads monitored, quiet ones retargeted. Meetings booked, not handed back to you.
Leads extracted, personalised, sequenced, followed up, replied to, monitored and retargeted. Meetings booked straight onto your calendar.
ICP extracted, leads matched, outreach sequenced, threads monitored, quiet ones retargeted, meetings booked in-thread, CRM kept current at every step.
Ads built straight from your buyers’ real pain points, tested by what converts, retargeted to the engaged-but-quiet. Turning ad spend into meetings, not form fills.
Agents do the work. What makes it autonomous is the system around them: it plans from your goals, remembers everything, learns what works, keeps to your rules and keeps itself running.
Give it a target, say 40 meetings this month, and it plans the work across every team, then re-plans as the results come in.
Every account, thread, call and outcome lands in one company memory, so context never leaves when people do.
It watches what works, which first lines get replies and which deals close, and rewrites its own playbooks to match.
Set budgets, brand voice, discount limits and approvals once. Anything outside the lines comes to you first, and every action can be traced and undone.
When an API fails or an email bounces, it retries, reroutes and carries on, and only tells you if it can’t.
Every reply, call and booked meeting moves the deal and is written back as it happens. When your team changes something in the CRM, Red Marten reads it straight back.
Meetings land on the calendar, notes land in the doc, the deal lands in Slack. Red Marten works inside your stack instead of adding another tab to it.
Route each task to the model that suits it, bring the agents you have already built, and work from the warehouse you already trust.
Need one we don’t list?
Give it a brief, approve the first run, and watch one channel go out end to end. Most teams have something live before the end of the first day.
So — where would you like to start?
Five services, one approval step. Pick where you want to start.
Welcome back.
Pick up where the agents left off.
Free forever plan. No card required.
One workflow, running before the end of the first day.
Thirty minutes, your data, no slides.
We run one of the five services against your ICP live on the call.
This is a front-end prototype, so nothing was sent and nothing was stored. Wire the form to your endpoint and this is the flow your users will see.