Kirti owns a brand's online presence end to end — site, SEO, GEO, content, social, paid ads — one agent per brand, on an encrypted per-customer substrate, isolated by architecture, never sold.
Not a content generator with a dashboard bolted on. Kirti is an agent — it reads the brand, plans the moves, ships the work, and measures what came back. Every action runs through your approval before anything spends or publishes.
Crawl the brand and its competitors, score Core Web Vitals, validate structured data, and track citations across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Grok. Every issue with a recommended action.
Long-form, landing pages, social captions, ad copy — all drafted from a per-customer brand-voice memory. Set once at onboarding, encrypted and isolated, used everywhere the agent writes. The voice never bleeds between brands.
LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and Facebook on one schedule. Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ads with creative iterated and budgets capped. Nothing publishes, nothing spends until you approve the brief.
One report across SEO rank, AI-engine citations, social reach, and paid attribution — not five dashboards stitched at quarter-end. Every measurement feeds the next plan; every shipped fix improves the next audit.
The marketing stack most brands run is six tools stitched at the edges — one for SEO, one for content briefs, one for social, one for ads, one for GEO, one for funnels. Kirti is the agent that closes that loop into one console, per brand, with the data never leaving the substrate.
The console your team keeps open all day — your whole presence on one screen, the agent's queued actions inline, your approval the only thing standing between a draft and a publish.
No. Kirti is an agent, not a generator with a UI. It reads the brand, plans the funnel, drafts the content, schedules the social, runs the paid ads, and measures the result — in one closed loop, per brand. Generators ship copy. Kirti ships campaigns under your approval.
The six-tool marketing stack — Ahrefs or Semrush for SEO, Surfer or Frase for content briefs, Buffer or Hootsuite for social, AdCreative.ai for ads, Profound or AthenaHQ for GEO tracking, and HubSpot or GoHighLevel for the funnel. One agent, one console, one bill.
Today Kirti runs one brand per workspace — its own brand voice, integrations, retention window, and model provider, isolated by architecture. Managing several brands from one place is on the roadmap, not in the first release.
Your workspace gets a brand voice memory trained from your site, your past published content, and your style guide if you have one. The memory is encrypted per customer and never bleeds between brands. Set once at onboarding, used everywhere the agent writes.
No. Your data is never used to train models, never sold, never resold. AI inference runs under contractual zero-retention terms. The architecture enforces this — not the marketing copy.
Sign in to open your workspace, paste your brand URL, and the agent runs its first audit. Onboarding sets the brand voice and the surfaces it watches; nothing publishes or spends until you approve it. Talk to us if you want a walkthrough first.
Sign in to open your workspace and run the first audit — or talk to us if you want a walkthrough first.