
Give Kamu your product's URL. It studies your market, writes a growth strategy, and works it every day across email, X, Reddit and search.
Yesterday, while you were building
06:40
Read 3 threads
09:12
Sent 6 emails
13:05
Drafted a post
18:30
Answered a reply
23:00
Wrote the standup
The feed reads like a good colleague's standup: what it did, and why it did it. Autonomous does not mean opaque.
Found 4 prospects in r/SaaS threads about churn
All four complained about spreadsheet retention tracking this week.
Cold email to Maria at SaunaMetrics
She posted about GA4 frustration yesterday, so I referenced her thread.
Posted to X about onboarding drop-off
Build-in-public posts beat feature posts 3 to 1 in our own data.
Drafted “Best Plausible alternatives in 2026”
1,900 searches a month, and competitors rank with thin listicles.
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Paste a URL. Kamu reads your site and your competitors, then writes down what it learns.
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Positioning, who to target, which channels to work. A living document that changes as it learns.
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Cold email, X, Reddit and SEO drafts. From accounts you own, inside the limits you set.
Everything runs from accounts you own, so the audience and the reputation stay yours.
Real prospects, verified, sent from your own subdomain.
Posts that read like a founder sharing something real.
Comments written for you to post. It reads the rules first.
Publishable drafts every week. You hit publish.
Ask Kamu a question in a channel and it answers there. Approve a decision, redirect the week, or read the morning standup without opening the dashboard.
You09:04
Can we go harder on the Segment-alternative angle this week?
Kamu09:04
Done. I moved it to the lead angle, queued two drafts against it, and I will report on reply rate Friday.
Kamu08:00
Standup: 6 emails out, 2 replies in, one draft waiting on you.
Daily caps you set, and a pause switch that works instantly, mid-run.
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