✓New · the Monday digest is live

Your marketing, done by Monday.for your bakery

Every Monday GrowthPrism reads your rivals and your own website, then hands you seven ready-to-post ideas. You say yes or no. Everything else goes out on its own.

Free to start. No card. About four minutes a week after that.

Watch a Monday ↓

Running every Monday at

DishPilotsPrana HealthcareTecbrixIdara ManzilMany GigglesCOHRUS

Monday · 09:00 · what the week looks like

Four minutes of yes and no.

The app has already done the reading, the thinking and the writing before you open it. The only part that needs you is a decision on each idea. Watch one Monday play out.

7 ideas waitingRAN MON 09:00 · 4 SIGNALS
1
Show a birthday cake being made at 5 in the morning
Golden Crust started selling birthday cakes on Tuesday · 3 days ago
AD
2
Answer "is it really fresh?" by showing the 6am delivery
Nobody local has posted this · open topic
AD
3
A poll: cinnamon or cardamom this weekend?
Daily Bread ran a poll last week · 180 votes
AD
4
Weekend orders close on Friday — a reminder with the box
From your campaign Birthday cake season
AD
A approve D dismiss S good idea, wrong week
Planner · this weekSEPT 7–13
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
4:00
left
0
said yes
0
said no
0
on the calendar

How it works · from a website address to a post that went out

Paste your website. That is the setup.

No forms, no onboarding call, nothing to learn. The app reads your site and fills in your profile. You correct what is wrong and the first Monday arrives.

1

Paste your website. It reads it.

Your description, colours, logo, how you talk and who you compete with are drafted from your own site in about a minute. You fix a word or two. That profile drives everything the app writes and draws from then on.

sunrisebakery.co
A small bakery on Mill Street. Everything is made the morning you buy it.
Warm · Simple · No fancy words
Golden Crust · Daily Bread · Cake Corner
2

It does the homework while you sleep.

Every Monday at nine it opens your rivals' pages and your own, writes down what changed, and decides which of it matters to you this week. Most of it doesn't. The few things that do become ideas.

✓Golden Crust · started selling birthday cakesgoldencrust.co
✓Daily Bread · ran a weekend poll, 180 votesdailybread.co
✓Cake Corner · silent for 21 dayscakecorner.co
✓Your site · new "order by Friday" line on the home pagesunrisebakery.co

4 findings → 7 ranked ideas, each with the reason and the link.

3

You say yes or no.

Each idea is already a post: the words, in your voice, and the picture, in your colours. Yes puts it in the planner with a date. No makes it disappear. There is no blank box anywhere in this step.

SSunrise BakeryInstagram
Three-tier cake being iced at 5am
sunrisebakery The cake you collect at four was started at five this morning. Three photos: mixing, icing, closing the box.
AI picture · your colours · 1 credit
✓
✕
later
4

It goes out. Then it tells you how it did.

On the day, the post publishes itself. A week later the reader comes back with real numbers and a verdict in plain words, so next Monday's ideas are a little smarter than this one's.

ig fb Went out Thursday 16:30 · Sunrise Bakery
Reach
1.9× your usual
Mornings work for you.
Saves
41
People kept it. Make the next one a recipe.

Colour is the status · the same four everywhere

You don't read a screen. You glance at it.

Four colours mean the same four things on every page of the app. After two minutes you know what needs you without reading a word.

Pink
Waiting for you to decide
Yellow
Written, no date yet
Blue
Will go out on its own
Green
Already posted

What it makes · every idea is tagged before you touch it

Words, picture, or both.

The format decides how much the caption leans on words versus the picture. Every post carries a picture either way, drawn in your colours with your logo as reference. When one idea deserves its own treatment on two platforms, it becomes two linked posts instead of one stretched across both.

Text-ledLinkedIn · Facebook
BEFORE YOU JOIN
Three questions people ask us.
Full copy carries the post. The picture is a typographic card in the brand's colours, so it still stops the scroll.

For the post that is an answer, a story or a point of view.

Visual-ledInstagram
Short caption. The picture does the work, generated from the idea, your palette and up to three reference photos.

For the thing you can show better than say.

CarouselInstagram · LinkedIn
Several frames in a sequence. One morning at the clinic, in six photos. Swipe.

For a process, a before-and-after, a list.

Long video · planned, not generated yetShort clip · planned, not generated yetYou can tag and schedule a video slot today; the clip itself is still yours to bring.
Posts go to LinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTube from one calendar.

Who does the work · five small jobs, one after another

Five workers you never meet.

Each one does a single job and hands it to the next. Every run is written down on the activity page, so you can always see who did what and why.

The researcher
MON 09:00
Opens your rivals' pages and writes down what it saw.
The decider
MON 09:04
Picks the few findings that matter and puts them in order.
The writer
ON YES
Writes the post three ways, in your tone, avoiding your banned words.
The proofreader
SAME CLICK
Checks it against your own rules. It warns, it never blocks.
The picture maker
ON YES
Draws the picture in your colours. The only job that costs a credit.

Why this, this week

Every idea comes with a receipt.

Most AI tools hand you a topic and ask you to trust it. GrowthPrism shows you who did what, when, and the link. If there is no link, it did not happen. You can check every idea in ten seconds, or ignore the receipt entirely and just press yes.

Ranked #1 this week
Show a birthday cake being made at 5 in the morning
Golden Crust started selling birthday cakes and announced it on Tuesday. They are the bakery on the other side of town, and birthday cakes are the thing you have made for eleven years. Do not argue about who is better. Show yours being made at five in the morning. They cannot copy that.
Signalgoldencrust.co/newsfound 3 days ago
09:00:12The researcher opened goldencrust.co and 2 other pages
09:03:40The decider ranked it first of 7 · "a rival move you can answer, not copy"
ON YESThe writer drafts 3 versions · the picture maker draws it in your colours

One business or twenty

Each brand keeps its own Monday.

A profile per business, not per account. The bakery never sounds like the gym. Agencies switch brands at the top of the sidebar and the whole app follows. If someone else has to sign off, they get a link and leave a note. No login, nothing public.

SSunrise Bakery · 7 waiting CCoreFit Gym · 4 waiting HHappy Paws Vet · quiet 12 days GGreen Leaf Cafe · 1 in review BBright Smile Dental MMetro Barbers +Add a business · paste a website
SSunrise BakeryVisual-led
sunrisebakery Started at five. Collected at four. Nothing in between but butter.
WarmSimpleNo fancy wordsartisanal
CCoreFit GymText-led
No mirrors hereYou don't have to be a gym person.
That's the point.
CoreFit Gym Small classes. Beginners welcome. Tuesday evenings from next week.
FriendlyNever shoutyPlainshred
GGreen Leaf CafeVisual-led
greenleaf Carrots from Hill Farm, twelve miles. Soup until it runs out.
CalmNo big claimsSpecificauthentic

Marketing used to be a job. Now it's a Monday.

The old way

  • ✕Open a blank box and think of something to post
  • ✕Check what the competition did, if you remember
  • ✕Write it, make a picture somewhere else, paste it back
  • ✕Schedule it on each platform separately
  • ✕Wonder whether it worked
  • ✕Skip three weeks because all of that took too long
VS

With GrowthPrism

  • ✓Seven ideas arrive on Monday, each one a finished post
  • ✓Rivals are read every week, with the link to prove it
  • ✓Words and picture come together, in your voice and colours
  • ✓Yes puts it on the calendar. The day comes, it posts
  • ✓Real numbers come back with a verdict in plain words
  • ✓Four minutes a week, and nothing is ever posted without your yes

Teams already running it weekly

On live accounts, not a demo.

In-house teams and agencies run the pipeline on real pages today. The sample bakery, gym and cafe on this page are made up; the names below are not.

Live weekly
DishPilots
Running the weekly pipeline on live accounts.
Live weekly
Prana Healthcare
Running the weekly pipeline on live accounts.
Live weekly
Tecbrix
Running the weekly pipeline on live accounts.
Live weekly
Idara Manzil
Running the weekly pipeline on live accounts.

Pricing · one thing is counted, everything else is free

Pay for pictures. Nothing else.

Planning, scheduling, reading your rivals, results and using your own photos: unlimited on every plan, and paid plans write unlimited ideas and drafts too. The main thing with a number on it is AI-made pictures, so you can never run up a surprise bill.

2 months free
Free
$0
Posts you write stay free to schedule. Forever.
  • Your own posts and pictures, scheduled free
  • 20 AI ideas and drafts a month
  • 3 AI pictures to try it
  • LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook
  • 1 business
Get started free
Starter
$39/month
Solo founders getting started with social content.
  • 16 AI pictures a month
  • 2 picture options per click
  • Unlimited AI ideas and drafts
  • 3 businesses
Start free
Growth Most picked
$79/month
Growing teams posting for several businesses.
  • 32 AI pictures a month
  • 10 businesses
  • 3 editors, unlimited viewers
  • Campaigns and client review links
  • Different wording per platform
Start free
Pro
$149/month
High-output teams that want the most pictures.
  • 60 AI pictures a month
  • 4 picture options per click
  • Unlimited businesses
  • 10 editors, unlimited viewers
  • Priority runs and support
Start free
Enterprise
For agencies and larger teams. Priced around how you work.
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited AI pictures
  • Custom onboarding
Contact us

Every plan: unlimited posts you write, unlimited scheduling, unlimited rival reading. Video formats can be planned on every plan; the clip itself is still yours to bring.

Questions

Things people ask first.

Short answers. If yours is not here, the walkthrough is twenty minutes and there is no pitch in it.

Still wondering?

Book a twenty-minute walkthrough on the path a real owner would take, or write to us.

Using it

No. Every idea arrives as a finished post with the words and the picture. You can edit a line if you want to, but the normal week is yes, no, yes, done. If you ever want to steer it, there is one box on the home screen: type "push the weekend offer" and next Monday leans that way.

Once a week, on the day and time you pick. Monday at nine is the default. The researcher and the decider run on that schedule; the writer and the picture maker run the moment you say yes.

They quietly expire on Sunday, because last week's news is not worth posting. Nothing nags you. Anything you said "good idea, wrong week" to comes back the following Monday.

Yes. New post is always one click away, with your own words and your own photos. Those posts sit on the same calendar and count the same way. The digest is there for the weeks you have nothing to say.

Trust

Never. Nothing goes out until you have said yes to it and it has a date. After that it publishes on the day without asking again. You can pull it back any time before.

From what your rivals did this week, from your own website, and from anything you told it to push. Every idea shows its source with a link, so you can check it rather than trust it.

Nothing. It flags a banned word or a caption that is too long for the platform and tells you why, in your own rules. You choose.

Mark the brand as "someone else signs off". Every post then gets a review link. The client opens it with no login, sees the post exactly as it will look, and leaves a note or approves. Those notes stay between you two and never appear on the post.

Plans

Yes, forever. Posts you write and pictures you attach can be scheduled on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn at no cost. The Monday digest runs for one business on the free plan too. The only thing with a limit is AI-made pictures.

Yes. The format only decides how much the caption leans on words versus the picture, not whether a picture exists. Reusing one you already paid for is free, and the app tells you before you spend another credit.

The Monday digest is a list you say yes or no to, which is a phone-sized job by nature. The mobile app is on the way; the web app already works on a phone.

Start with one business and one Monday.

Paste your website. By the time you have made a coffee, your profile is filled in and the first seven ideas are waiting. Say yes to one and see it on the calendar.

No card. One business. Free forever for the calendar.