Research
ReeseWho it’s for. What to say.
Read competitor pages, customer questions and threads on Reddit, HN and X. Come back with positioning, homepage language and the objections you still need to answer.
LESS MARKETING. MORE SHIPPING.
You build the product.
Let jak do the marketing.
A team of agents that handles marketing tasks for every product you ship. Connect your favourite tools, bring your own models, and give the team its first task.
Self-hosted. Full source code. Bring your own model.
One-time purchase. Hosting and model usage billed separately.
Currently in development. The release date will be published with checkout.
01 A SMALL TEAM WITH RANGE
Meet your marketing team.
Each agent owns one job. Enough of them that the marketing does not fall back on you.
Add your product, connect your tools and put them to work.
SEO/GEO
SergioGet found in search and cited in AI answers.
Find the queries your buyers use, brief the posts they need and flag gaps that hurt rankings. Shape pages so AI search tools can find and cite your product.
Code
CodyGround the marketing in the product.
Read connected GitHub source files and explain how the product works, with links to the code behind the answer.
Blog
BlairWrite it. Publish it.
Turn shipping notes, customer questions and video takeaways into posts in your voice — and publish when you approve.
Pages
PaigeMake the page do the selling.
Rewrite landing pages, pricing pages and launch pages. Tighten the offer, the headline and the reason to buy.
Keep the list warm.
Draft newsletters, launch emails and follow-ups with subject lines and a reason to open.
Social
SashaPost like you. Without opening X for an hour.
Write posts from what you’re building, in your voice, using your own X history so the next update sounds like you.
Outreach
OttoStart conversations you don’t have time for.
Write cold email sequences and DMs from your offer, with follow-ups that stay specific.
YouTube
YousefFind out what’s working. Plan what to make next.
Review channel analytics, compare video performance and develop ideas, titles and outlines from the results.
Ads
AdamTest paid attention.
Draft angles, headlines and primary text for the ads you actually run, and keep them consistent with the page.
Make the team yours. Edit their instructions, choose their models or add an agent for a job you still do yourself.
02 LESS COORDINATING. MORE CREATING.
Ask Jak once. Jak splits the work.
Tell Jak the outcome you want. Jak breaks your request into assignments, picks the right agents and keeps their research, briefs and drafts together for your review.
One request, with a clear assignment for each agent.PRODUCT / 02
01
Ask Jak for the outcome. Ask Jak for a launch newsletter and social posts. You give one brief to Jak, without assigning each agent yourself.
02
Jak splits the work. Jak assigns Reese the research, Emilia the email, and Sasha the social posts. Each agent gets the instructions and context for its part of the task.
03
Review the work. Read the output, edit a draft, accept the work, or request changes from the team.
03 ONE BOARD FOR THE WORK
See every task, and who is on it.
Filter by product, agent or status. See the lead and contributors on each card, then open the task to review its output.
04 YOUR BACKLOG, MEET YOUR TEAM
Hand over the marketing you hate.
The jobs that sit on the list while you ship. Give them to jak.
PROMPT / 01
Write this week’s newsletter
“Use these release notes and my last three emails to draft a newsletter. Explain the customer benefit and give me three subject lines.”
Emilia + BlairPROMPT / 02
Make sense of your YouTube numbers
“Review my last ten videos. Compare click-through rate, watch time and traffic sources. Suggest three ideas to test next and explain why.”
YousefPROMPT / 03
Fix the page that should be selling
“Rewrite my homepage. Lead with the customer problem, make the offer obvious and give me two headline options.”
PaigePROMPT / 04
Start conversations from the product
“Use this offer to write a 5-email cold sequence and three X DMs. Keep it specific. No generic founder outreach.”
OttoPROMPT / 05
Turn customer questions into content
“Read this customer-feedback export. Reese, group the recurring questions. Blair, draft a post answering the most useful one. Sasha, turn it into three posts.”
Reese + Blair + SashaPROMPT / 06
Keep a useful routine
“Every Monday, review my channel and X performance and prepare a short report with three things to try this week.”
Yousef + Sasha05 NO MORE BLANK CHATS
They start with your product.
Save your story, audience, offer, voice samples, and preferences. Import a website to get a starting brief, then review and save it for your agents.
The context behind every new task.PRODUCT / 04
A USEFUL ROUTINE
Keep the recurring work moving.
Daily or weekly tasks, with a time and timezone. Edit the instructions, pause future runs, or open the task each run creates for review.
Your repeating tasks, in one place.PRODUCT / 05
06 CONNECTED TO THE WORK
The tools, plus the ones you add.
Connect the accounts you already use. Each product keeps its own connections, so the team reads and drafts in the right place.
- DataFastTraffic, sources and site performance
- PlausibleTraffic and sources for a site
- Google AnalyticsGA4 traffic, acquisition, pages and events
- YouTubeChannel performance and transcripts
- Search ConsoleQueries, pages, clicks and impressions
- MangoolsKeyword suggestions
- MailerLiteCampaign and automation reads, approved edits via MCP
- KitBroadcasts and approved drafts
- TypefullySocial drafts and scheduling
- XYour post history, and approved posts
- RedditThreads your customers already read
- NotionShared pages and approved drafts
- GitHubRepository source files for product context
ADD YOUR OWN
A tool that isn’t on the list.
Describe an HTTP request, or connect a remote MCP server. Grant it to the agents who should use it. Anything that writes still waits for your approval.
07 BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO BUILD
Your team. Your server. Your choice of model.
Own the setup behind your marketing.
your-server ~
$ docker compose --profile local up -d
✓ jak running
✓ storage mounted
✓ your team readySelf-host it
Run jak on your own computer or a VPS with Docker and persistent storage. The database comes with the app — there’s no separate database service to provision.
Bring your own model
Connect your preferred supported provider, including compatible open-source models. Choose different models for different agents and change them as your needs change.
Make it your own
You can run Jak and change its source privately for personal or internal business use. Redistribution of the original or modified software is prohibited. You can publish the campaigns you create with it.
Your history lives in your installation. When you use an external model or connected service, the information needed for that task is sent to that provider.
08 HOW IT WORKS
From install to your first task.
Give your team a place to work.
1INSTALL
Install jak. Run it locally or deploy it to your own server.
2PRODUCT SETUP
StoryYour product, in a few words.
AudienceWho you’re building for.
Voice samplesCopy that sounds like you.
Introduce your business. Add a model key, your product details and the services you want to connect.
3FIRST BRIEF
Draft this week’s newsletter.
Emilia · EmailOpen task ↗Hand over a task. Start with a page rewrite, a newsletter or a channel review.
09 WHY JAK
Why Jak?
You could build a marketing workflow with OpenClaw, Claude or Codex. Jak brings the marketing agents, product context, assignments and review into one application, ready to work together.
- A marketing team, already set up
- Start with agents for research, SEO, writing, email, social and more. Ask Jak for an outcome and it splits the work between specialists. The instructions, handoffs and place to review the results come with the app.
- One application to run
- Jak serves the interface, runs the agents and stores your work in a bundled local database. Run it on your computer without renting a separate server or provisioning a database service. An always-on VPS is optional if you want work to continue while your computer is off.
- Less infrastructure to look after
- Running an OpenClaw gateway on a VPS means looking after a server: updates, access controls, network exposure, credentials and backups. Running Jak locally avoids that separate public server. If you choose a VPS for Jak, those responsibilities still apply. The Done for you plan includes private managed hosting, maintenance and support.
- Make Jak work your way
- The full source code is available, so you can change how Jak works. Teach an agent your writing style, connect a favourite tool or choose who reviews a draft.
- Bring your own models
- Pick a supported model for each agent. Switch providers when a different model does the job better. Your task history stays in your installation; external models receive the information needed for each request.
- Buy the self-hosted app once
- Buy the packaged app once and run it on your own machine or VPS. There’s no recurring Jak fee. You cover hosting, model usage and any paid tools you connect.
SIMPLE PRICING
Your team. Your way.
Run Jak yourself or let us set everything up for you.
Self-hosted
$39
One-time payment
For developers who want complete control.
- Full source code
- All marketing agents
- Bring your own models
- Run locally or on a VPS
- Customize everything
Direct to checkout
Checkout coming soon.Done for you
$200/mo
+ $1,000 one-time setup
For businesses that want a working AI team without the technical work.
- Everything in Self-hosted
- Private managed hosting
- Agent and tool configuration
- Custom tools and agents
- Initial workflow setup
- Maintenance and support
Free consultation
Booking link coming soon.Model usage and paid third-party tools are billed separately. Terms & refunds
11 THE PRACTICAL STUFF
Questions before you hire the team?
Where can I host jak?
On your own computer or a VPS that can run Docker with persistent storage, including a DigitalOcean droplet. It’s designed for one installation on one machine. Serverless hosting and temporary filesystems aren’t the intended setup.
Do I need to set up a database?
No separate database server is required. jak creates its local database as part of the installation.
Can I bring my own model?
Yes. You’ll be able to connect supported model providers using your own API keys, including compatible endpoints serving open-source models. Models differ in their ability to use tools, so we’ll document the supported options for launch.
Can I use my ChatGPT subscription?
The initial release is designed around API keys. Don’t assume your ChatGPT or another chat subscription includes the API usage needed to run jak.
Will it work when my laptop is closed?
If jak runs on an always-on VPS, it can keep working independently of your laptop. If you run it locally, your computer needs to stay awake and the app needs to be running.
Can the agents work together?
Yes. One agent can pass research or a brief to another, and multiple agents can work on different parts of a task. For example, your YouTube agent can prepare the brief your newsletter and social agents use.
Can I use jak for more than one product?
Yes. Add each product with its own story, audience, voice and connected accounts. Chats, tasks and schedules stay with that product, so one installation can market everything you ship.
Will it publish without asking?
The initial workflows are designed around drafts and review. Publishing or sending through a supported integration requires your approval.
Is jak available now?
Not yet. Jak is currently in development. The release date will be published with checkout. The examples above describe the intended experience; a connector is supported only after its permitted live test passes.
Give your next launch a team.
Bring the product. Bring your model. Put jak to work.
$39 one-time · Self-hosted · Full source code