Give it your website address and it starts: it reads the home page and up to four pages, understands what you sell and to whom, and from then on every morning it leaves today's work. You decide what goes out: nothing is published on its own.
Every piece carries its link, which counts the visits to your website and the orders in your shop it brought. Sales over WhatsApp or in store are not seen, and we say so.
More and more customers ask ChatGPT or Gemini where to buy. If the AI does not name you, for that customer you do not exist, and nobody tells you.
No title, no description, no FAQ: Google and the AIs read that to decide whether to show you.
A post, a review, an email to someone who stopped coming: small things nobody has time for every day.
It reads the home page and up to four pages, and works out how your brand talks, who you sell to, what to ask the AIs, your competitors and the first week. Each thing says which page it came from.
It says what is missing and proposes the title, the description, the about, the FAQ and the data for Google, with the before and after. Published with one button.
It asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini your customers' questions, from memory and searching the web, and tells you who they name and which sites they cite.
An article, a post per network (Instagram, LinkedIn and X) and replies to real conversations on Reddit and Hacker News, without words you do not use and without numbers that are not in what it knows about your company.
It asks this week's buyers for a Google review and writes to win back those who stopped coming. They stay as drafts in Campaigns.
The Log shows every time it worked: what it read, what it did and what it cost. What it is doing right now shows live.
| An agency | Delorean | |
|---|---|---|
| When it works | When there is a meeting | Every morning, from 7:00 in your time zone |
| What it knows about your business | What you told it in the brief | Your website, your sales and what has been working |
| Whether the AIs name you | Not measured | It asks each AI and says who they name |
| What gets published | What you approved by email | Nothing without your say |
| How you know what sold | A report at the end of the month | Every piece with its link, counting visits and orders |
| What it costs | A monthly fee | SEO and GEO free; the whole team on Business |
Written from each product's public documentation. They are mature tools and this page says where they are still better. No prices here: they change on their own and the page would end up lying without anyone touching it.
It starts: it builds your brand memory and the first things to do.
From 7:00 in your time zone it leaves what needs doing and notifies you.
What you do and what sells is recorded, and the CMO uses it for what comes next.
The strategy, your website's SEO and the AI measurement are on the free plan, every morning too. Articles, social, communities, reviews, win-back, outreach and the market memo are on the Business plan.
No. It leaves everything ready for you to review: a website change is published with one button, an email stays as a draft in Campaigns, a post is copied. Nothing goes out without your say.
Your website address. If your website is built in Delorean, it already knows it.
Showing up when someone asks an AI. The CMO measures whether ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini name you, from memory and searching, and which sites they cite when they search.
Every article and post carries its link, which counts the visits to your website and the orders in your shop they brought. The Log shows everything it did and what it cost.
Yes: a checkbox on the CMO card, on the Home screen, stops it from building today every morning.