Content Forge
Turns one brand brain into blogs, LinkedIn posts, X threads, newsletters, and campaign angles.
ToFu turns your top of funnel into a set of AI engines you can actually control. Connect your business once, activate the channels you need, and choose exactly how autonomous each engine can be.
Page Factory is creating the strongest intent. Clone its winning topic cluster into Content Forge.
Each engine owns one job in the funnel. Run one. Stack three. Or switch on the whole system. The important part: they share one brand brain, one ICP, and one source of truth.
Turns one brand brain into blogs, LinkedIn posts, X threads, newsletters, and campaign angles.
Builds long-tail landing-page clusters around high-intent topics and keeps the internal structure organized.
Generates and organizes creative variants, learns from performance, and queues the next tests.
Scans public conversations and communities for buyer-intent signals, then queues contextual replies for review.
Builds targeted prospect sequences from your ICP and turns approved signal patterns into personalized outreach.
Qualifies website visitors, answers product questions from your source material, and hands warm conversations to sales.
Pulls the whole funnel together, explains what moved, and recommends what the other engines should do next.
Every engine gets an autonomy level. Start conservative, review the work, then hand off more only when you trust it.
ToFu researches, drafts, and formats. Nothing leaves the workspace until you approve it.
“The fastest way to waste AI is to automate a process you haven’t defined…”
ToFu should feel less like buying software and more like turning on infrastructure. Give it context, choose the jobs, then manage exceptions.
Paste your URL. ToFu builds a proposed brand brain: offer, ICP, voice, proof points, exclusions, and approved claims.
Switch on the jobs you want ToFu to own and set the autonomy level for each one independently.
The system works in the background. You open ToFu for approvals, recommendations, and the few decisions that still need a human.
One home for engine health, approvals, recommendations, channel performance, and the activity your team didn’t have to do manually.
Three Page Factory clusters started ranking. Convert the top cluster into a five-post social series this week.
Start with one engine. Add more when the system proves itself. No agency retainer required.
forever · 1 user
A real sandbox for learning the system.
per month · 1 user
One engine, with room to actually use it.
per month · up to 3 users
A complete mini growth stack for lean teams.
per month · unlimited users
The whole control plane, fully unlocked.
Pricing is wired as a static prototype. Replace CTA destinations with your billing / signup URLs before launch.
If the product needs a sales call to make sense, the product isn’t done yet.
Not unless you tell it to. The recommended default is Approval Required. You can keep an engine in Draft Only, move it to approval mode, or enable Auto-Run when you trust the workflow.
No. The product is designed to be modular. Start with the highest-friction job in your funnel and add engines only when they earn a place.
Your URL becomes the starting point. The onboarding flow builds a proposed brand brain with your offer, ICP, voice, proof, exclusions, and approved claims. You review that foundation before engines use it.
The product concept supports common marketing, CRM, analytics, publishing, and workflow connections. The deploy package intentionally treats integrations as product UI—not live integrations—until your backend is wired.
It stops. ToFu should make automation reversible and legible. Existing drafts and analytics remain visible; new autonomous work pauses until you reactivate it.
One brand brain. Seven focused engines. Three levels of autonomy. One place to see what’s actually moving the funnel.