Research
FinnWho 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.
A team of agents that handles marketing tasks for you. Connect your favourite tools, bring your own models, and give the team its first task.
Self-hosted. Open core. Bring your own model.
Currently in development. Pre-order for access when the first release is ready. Expected delivery: [MONTH YEAR].
Turn my latest video into a newsletter and three social posts.
↵I found the story. Passing the takeaways to Maya and Leo.
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.
Who 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.
Show up when people search.
Find the queries your buyers already use, brief the posts that should exist and flag the on-page gaps keeping them from ranking.
Get cited when people ask AI.
Shape pages and answers so AI search and chat tools can find, quote and recommend your product.
Write it. Publish it.
Turn shipping notes, customer questions and video takeaways into posts in your voice — and publish when you approve.
Make 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.
Post 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.
Start conversations you don’t have time for.
Write cold email sequences and DMs from your offer, with follow-ups that stay specific.
Find out what’s working. Plan what to make next.
Review channel analytics, compare video performance and develop ideas, titles and outlines from the results.
Test 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.
You name the outcome. jak hands research, briefs and drafts between agents, then brings the finished work back for your review.
“Turn my latest YouTube video into a newsletter and three posts promoting it.”
Sophie finds the story.
She works through the video transcript, pulls out the useful takeaways and passes a brief with the video link to Maya and Leo.
Maya writes the newsletter. Leo prepares the posts.
Maya turns the brief into an email with a subject line and a reason to watch. Leo writes three posts with different angles, in your voice.
You review the finished work.
The drafts arrive together, ready for your edits and approval.
Examples show planned workflows. Available actions depend on the integrations connected to your installation.
The jobs that sit on the list while you ship. Give them to jak.
“Use these release notes and my last three emails to draft a newsletter. Explain the customer benefit and give me three subject lines.”
“Review my last ten videos. Compare click-through rate, watch time and traffic sources. Suggest three ideas to test next and explain why.”
“Rewrite my homepage. Lead with the customer problem, make the offer obvious and give me two headline options.”
“Use this offer to write a 5-email cold sequence and three X DMs. Keep it specific. No generic founder outreach.”
“Read this customer-feedback export. Finn, group the recurring questions. Maya, draft a post answering the most useful one. Leo, turn it into three posts.”
“Every Monday, review my channel and X performance and prepare a short report with three things to try this week.”
Load your story, audience and writing examples before the first task. Preferences and decisions stay available, so nothing begins from a blank chat.
Your agents can work in the background while you build. Set recurring tasks for the work you want done regularly. Review drafts before anything is published or sent.
A developer tool worth knowing about.
Developers who care about their craft.
▤ release-notes.md▤ last-newsletter.md
YouTube ✓X ✓
YOUR CONTEXT. ALWAYS IN THE LOOP.
Own the setup behind your marketing.
$ docker compose up -d
✓ jak running
✓ storage mounted
✓ your team readyRun 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.
Connect your preferred supported provider, including compatible open-source models. Choose different models for different agents and change them as your needs change.
01 # Make it yours
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03 role: your marketing teammate
04 voice: your own
05 review: always
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07 ## Your instructions here_Inspect the source, change the instructions, add integrations and build workflows around the way you work.
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.
Give your team a place to work.
Install jak. Run it locally or deploy it to your own server.
Introduce your business. Add a model key, your product details and the services you want to connect.
Let’s write this week’s newsletter.
Hand over a task. Start with a page rewrite, a newsletter or a channel review.
You could set up a marketing workflow yourself in Claude or Codex. With Jak, the agents, instructions and handoffs come with the app. Give the team a video and you get a newsletter and three social posts back for review.
Put your marketing team on the to-do list.
Pre-order jak for $15, ahead of the planned $30 launch price.
One-time purchase. Hosting, model usage and any paid third-party services are separate.
In development · Expected delivery: [MONTH YEAR] · Refund policy
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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.
No separate database server is required. jak creates its local database as part of the installation.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The initial workflows are designed around drafts and review. Publishing or sending through a supported integration requires your approval.
The packaged app and a ready-made starting setup: agents, instructions and marketing workflows assembled for you. The core source will be available for people who prefer to build and modify it themselves. Pre-ordering also helps fund development.
Not yet. This is a pre-order for a product in development. The expected delivery window is [MONTH YEAR]. The examples above describe the intended experience; confirmed launch integrations will be listed before release.
Bring the product. Bring your model. Put jak to work.
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