Vibe Marketer
Plan my first week

For founders and small teams who market between everything else

Next week’s posts, drafted and scheduled. You just approve.

Give it one line. Vibe Marketer reads your company wiki, drafts the week in your voice, checks every post against your rules and lines them up on the calendar. Nothing goes out until you say so.

Plan my first week See a week, start to finish

X and LinkedIn · Your wiki, your rules · Nothing posts without your OK

A planned week in Vibe MarketerMonday to Friday with ten posts across X and LinkedIn: four posted, one about to fire, two scheduled and three waiting for approval. A notice says the week is planned.app.vibe-marketer.com/weekVibe MarketerNew briefHomeChatsDraftsCalendarWiki21 – 27 SeptemberWeek planned · 3 need your OKMON2109:00 · XMyth: hiring andcompliance are oneposted09:05 · LinkedInThe empty rosteris a featurepostedTUE2209:00 · XInvite path isthe signupposted09:05 · LinkedInBuilt vs.incompletepostedWED2309:15 · LinkedInSeven documentsbehind every driverscheduled17:00 · XYour FMCSA safetydata is publicin 14mTHU2409:00 · XThe invitation isa 14-day fuseneeds your OK09:05 · LinkedInFrom payment toaccess, no humansneeds your OKFRI2509:00 · X409: this emailalready existsneeds your OK09:05 · LinkedInDelivery is ahuman processscheduledThis week10 posts across X and LinkedInShelf is empty. Every draft has a time.Week planned10 posts placed, all voice-checked.3 are waiting for your OK.Review 3
Delivered this month in a live workspaceX thread posted · 5 of 5 · 201Voice check passed · 4 of 4LinkedIn 426 · flagged, not lostNext week being drafted

What you get

Four things land every week. You spend a few clicks on each.

It does the drafting, checking and scheduling. You stay the editor.

A planned week

Every open slot gets a post, spread across X and LinkedIn, drawn from what your wiki says you sell.

Youtype /week

Drafts in your voice

Each draft is checked against the rules in Voice.md before you see it. Fixes show up as edits, not surprises.

Youkeep or revert its edits

Posts that go out on time

Approved posts fire at the minute you set. A failed post comes back to you with the reason.

Youpress Schedule

A sharper wiki

When a draft needs a fact your wiki doesn’t have, you get a suggested change instead of a guess.

Youaccept or dismiss

The difference

Monday, before and after.

Same company, same channels. One Monday is spent writing. The other is spent approving.

A cluttered shared desk on an overcast morning
Before

A blank calendar and a pile of drafts

  • Every post starts from an empty box
  • AI drafts that need a full rewrite to sound like you
  • Posting happens when there’s time, so it doesn’t
The same kind of desk, tidy, in afternoon sun
After

A planned week waiting for your OK

  • The week is already drafted and placed
  • Drafts start from your wiki and pass your voice rules
  • One review, then back to running the company

Same brief, two drafts

The same brief, written two waysA generic AI draft flagged for hype and an invented number, next to the Vibe Marketer draft that passed all four voice rules.GENERIC AI DRAFTUnlock audit-readycompliance in minutes!Trusted by thousands of fleets.Cut paperwork by up to 90%.Rule 3 · hypeRule 4 · number it can’t sourceVIBE MARKETER DRAFTYour FMCSA safety data ispublic. Your driver filesare not.An auditor asks for 7 documentsbehind every driver.Drew onVoice.mdCompany.mdVoice check 4/41,240 chars

Your week

One line on Monday. Posts all week.

Here is who does what, from the brief to the last post.

Five steps, step 3 in progress345
  1. 1MondayYou

    Brief it

    One line, or just /week.

  2. 2MondayIt

    Plans and drafts

    Reads your wiki, drafts the week, runs the voice check.

  3. 3MondayYou

    Review

    Keep or revert edits. Approve what’s ready.

  4. 4Tue – FriIt

    Posts on time

    X and LinkedIn, at the minutes you set.

  5. 5Any dayIt

    Flags what failed

    With the reason, under Needs you.

Why it sounds like you

It already knows your company.

Company, voice, positioning, funnel: it reads those wiki pages before every draft, so you are not re-explaining your offer in every prompt.

  • Reads your wiki before every draft
  • Suggests wiki changes you review
  • Never edits the wiki on its own
Wiki pages with a suggested changeThree wiki pages the teammate reads before writing, and a suggestion to add a proof point to Positioning.md, waiting for review.Company.mdused by 9 draftsVoice.mdused by 11 drafts1 suggestionPositioning.mdedited Sep 12Funnel.mdused by 4 draftsAdd the seven DQ documentsto Positioning.md as a proof point.Review changeNot nowsuggested, not applied

Why you don’t rewrite

Drafts arrive already checked.

Your voice rules live in Voice.md. Every draft is scored against them, and each fix is an edit you can keep or revert in one click.

  • Short sentences, one idea each
  • Concrete nouns over abstractions
  • Real numbers only
Voice check, 3 of 4 rules passedA draft checked against four voice rules. One sentence runs two ideas together, and the teammate proposes a split you can keep or revert.Voice checkagainst Voice.md3/4Short sentencesOne idea per sentenceConcrete nounsCDL, med card, MVRFear, then mechanismAudit gap, then the reportReal numbers only7 documents, 12 monthsFor every single driver, and most find out too late.For every driver. Most find out too late.KeepRevertrule 1 · line 5

Why nothing slips

Posts go out when you said.

The next post counts down. Drafts without a time wait on the shelf and never fire. Failures come back to you, not to a log file.

  • Day, week and month views
  • Drag a draft onto a day, or let it place the week
  • Failed posts land in Needs you, with the reason
A week of scheduled postsMonday to Friday with one post posted, one armed to fire in 14 minutes, one scheduled, and two drafts on the shelf with no time, which will not fire.MON21TUE22WED23THU24FRI25Drop to schedule09:00 · XMyth: hiring andcompliance…posted09:15 · XSeven documentsseparate a…scheduled09:00 · XThe invitation isa 14-day fusescheduledReady to place · no time yet, will not fireLinkedInThe empty roster is a featureXInvite path is the signup17:00 · XYour FMCSAsafety data…in 14m

Who it’s for

Built for people who market between everything else.

The founder who is the marketing team

You know the product cold. You don’t have a free morning to write about it.

Your Monday: approve the week before your first call.

The solo marketer

One person, every channel, and a calendar that fills faster than you can write.

Your Monday: edit instead of write, then plan what’s next.

The consultant running a client’s channels

The client’s wiki keeps the facts straight and the voice rules keep it sounding like them.

Your Monday: one review per client, then send the plan.

Guardrails

It does the work. You keep the final say.

It does

  • Reads your wiki before every draft
  • Checks each draft against your voice rules
  • Shows every step while it works
  • Tells you when a post fails, and why

It never

  • Edits the wiki on its own
  • Posts without a time you set
  • Keeps going after you press Stop
  • Uses a number it can’t trace to your wiki

FAQ

Questions people ask first.

What do I get in the first week?

A planned week of posts for X and LinkedIn, drafted from your wiki and checked against your voice rules, sitting on the calendar and waiting for your OK. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

Does it ever post without me?

No. A post goes out only at a time you set, on a channel you connected. Drafts without a time sit on the shelf and never fire.

Where does it get its facts?

From your wiki pages. When it wants to say something the wiki doesn’t, it proposes a wiki change for you to review instead of making it up.

What happens when a post fails?

It appears under Needs you with the reason, for example an expired LinkedIn connection, and a retry once you fix it.

Can I change the voice rules?

Yes. They live in Voice.md, a page in your wiki. Edit it and the next voice check uses the new rules.

Something else? Ask us directly.

Get next week off your plate.

Start with your wiki and one line about who you sell to. Your first week lands on the calendar, waiting for your OK.

Plan my first week Read the guardrails

Nothing posts without your OK.