AI for creators.
Your own media company.
You make the work. Four AI departments edit it, grow your list, build the pages that sell it, and get it in front of everyone you already reach. Then they report back. You direct.
One account, every OpenServe app. You keep 90% of memberships. Large audiences get a person on the line.
Part of the OpenServe family — reaching millions of people across its apps.
Four departments. One desk. You direct.
The teams a media company has, running for one creator. Each one is a set of agents with a job, a standard, and a report.
Editorial team
Every draft gets a desk.
You write, film, or talk. The desk reviews every piece against a written standard before it ships, and only what passes goes out.
- Desk editor — Reads every draft against the constitution: craft, pull, accuracy. Sends notes back, never rewrites your voice.
- Headline desk — Writes the alternates, tests them on real readers, keeps the winner.
- Art desk — Lead image, story art, and the share card for every piece.
- Narrator — Turns each post into a podcast episode in your feed, in a voice you pick.
Marketing team
Your list grows while you sleep.
Every post is also an email, a search result, and a membership pitch. The team keeps score and tells you what to make next.
- Newsletter — Every post lands in your subscribers' inboxes, on your domain, with your name on it.
- Search desk — Titles, descriptions, sitemaps, and the rewrites that move a story up the page.
- Growth — Split-tests offers and gates on live traffic and promotes the winner itself.
- Radar — Watches what is moving in your lane and hands you the next three things to make.
Funnel team
Pages that sell, built for you.
Landing pages, lead capture, and offers, wired to a contact book that follows up. They test their own headlines.
- Page builder — A landing page or a whole site from a sentence, on your domain, live in minutes.
- Offers — Memberships, bumps, and upsells on the checkout, tested arm against arm.
- Contact book — Every lead lands in your CRM with the source attached and the follow-up queued.
- Conversion doctor — Reads the drop-off by step and says in plain words what to change.
Distribution team
Published once. Everywhere you are.
Connect the channels you already own. Every piece goes out on each of them with a tracked link, and the conversation underneath gets handled the way you say.
- Autopilot — Posts each piece to your connected Facebook Page, LinkedIn, and X, with a link that reports back.
- Reply agent — Answers comments under your own instructions, in your tone, and shows you every reply and every skip.
- Syndication — Your long-form can run on partner publications when it fits, credited and paid.
- Reporter — Clicks, reads, reactions, and members, per post, per channel, every Friday.
Monday
You make the thing
A post, a video, a voice memo. The desk reads it, the headline desk writes three alternates, the art desk draws the card. You approve.
Minutes later
It goes everywhere
Your site, your email list, your podcast feed, your connected pages. The reply agent takes the comments from there.
All week
The machine keeps working
Headlines and offers test themselves on real readers. Leads land in the contact book. Radar lines up what to make next.
Friday
The report
What ran, what it did, what it earned, what the team recommends. One page, plain words, your call on all of it.
The desk, up close.
Friday's report, the reply ledger, and the distribution board, drawn the way they look inside.
Your week
Reads
48,210
↑ 21% vs last week
New members
63
$441 a month, recurring
Emails sent
31,904
44% opened
Replies handled
1,148
212 skipped, 0 escalated
Reads by day
The team recommends
- Tuesday’s piece is your best in a month. Follow it up.
- Headline B won at 4.4%. Promoted.
- Move the membership ask one paragraph up.
Reply agent
“This is exactly what I needed today, thank you.”
Warm thank-you, per your rule
“DM me for 10K followers overnight”
Selling something
“Where did the numbers in part 3 come from?”
Linked the source in the post
Your instructions, in plain words, decide every line.
Distribution
You direct
Tell the team what you want in a sentence.
No dashboards to learn. You give instructions the way you would to a person, and the team shows its work.
Plain words, not settings
“Thank people who share their own story. Ignore anyone selling something. Keep it warm, never political.” That is the whole configuration.
Review-first until you say otherwise
Nothing publishes or replies without your approval until you flip a department to run on its own. Flip it back any time.
Every decision on the record
Each reply, each skip, each headline the team picked and why. Read the ledger, correct the team, and it learns your taste.
Your audience becomes your business.
Three ways the work pays, on one ledger, paid out monthly.
Memberships: 90% is yours
Set your own price. Members pay you directly, the platform keeps 10%, and your list and your domain stay yours and export any time.
The creator pot and the bounty
Opt your premium work into the OpenServe Pro library and get paid from the creator pot as members read you. Every reader you bring who goes Pro earns you a one-time bounty.
Ads and syndication
Ads on your pages pay you a share. Long-form that partner publications pick up runs credited and paid, on top.
Your team never pretends to be you
Agents reply as your page’s assistant and say so if asked. Nothing goes out that you did not publish. No bought likes, comments, or followers, ever. Every action is on the record, and disconnecting a channel deletes what the team kept about it.
Free traction assessment
Drop a link to your site, app, social profile, or videos — get it scored against the winners in your category, with the opportunities that move it.
Hire the whole company in a minute
Start your publication, connect the channels you already own, and the four departments report for work.
Build my team — freeBringing a large audience? Talk to a person.
The fine print on connected Facebook Pageswhat we access, what we do, what we never do, how to disconnect
Connecting uses Facebook Login. You pick which Pages to connect in Facebook’s own dialog, and you can change your mind at any time from your dashboard or from Facebook’s Business Integrations settings.
- What we access
- Only the Facebook Pages you choose in the connect dialog: the Page's name, follower count, the ability to publish posts to it, the comments left under the posts we published, and reach and engagement for those posts.
- What we do with it
- Post your work to your Page, show you the comments under it, reply to those comments on your behalf when you have turned the reply agent on and only within the instructions you wrote, and show you how each post performed. Replies are sent as your Page; the agent never claims to be a person and says it is the Page's assistant if a reader asks. It answers at a normal human pace, only under your own posts.
- What we never do
- We never post anything you did not publish, never touch Pages you did not connect, never read your personal profile, messages or friends, never buy, trade or manufacture likes, comments or followers, and never sell or share Page data. Comment data is kept only to show you what the agent did and is deleted with the Page. Your Facebook login token is used once to list your Pages and is not stored.
- How to disconnect
- Click the × beside a Page in your dashboard. The stored Page token and the comment log for that Page are deleted immediately. Deleting your account removes everything.
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