There's a pattern in a lot of "AI marketing tools" right now: they generate something, hand it to you, and that's it. No memory, no feedback, no improvement. You're just typing prompts into a nicer window than before.
We built GenieOS to actually close that loop. Point it at your URL and it reads your brand, logo, colours, tone of voice. Brief it in plain English, or set an objective through MCP, REST, or our Node/Python SDKs. It works directly with Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT, and the loop runs: create, launch, measure against your own data, learn, go again. It keeps iterating until your KPIs are met.
Here's the part most tools skip entirely: success isn't an open rate. Connect your own database and bind each campaign to a real measure: sign-ups, activation, revenue. GenieOS learns from that, not vanity metrics.
We built it for two kinds of people who keep converging on the same problem:
Developers who don't want to do marketing manually. You know GTM matters, you just want agents executing it, not you hand-writing another email. Set the objective over MCP or API and the loop runs on its own, nothing ships live without your approval, and you can drop checkpoints anywhere in the loop you want more control.
Fast-adopter marketers and small teams who want leverage, not more headcount. Same loop, zero code, just a brief, a quick review, and approve before it goes live.
Either way, you stay the one steering it. You just stop needing three more people to keep up.
Where it's actually at:
This isn't a fresh MVP. Six weeks of real feedback have gone into it, and the rough edges from week one are gone
Email, social, landing pages and analytics are all live and holding up well in genuine use, not just a demo
Core loop works end to end: URL in, brand identified, objective or brief in, campaign out, results feed the next one
What we're doing this week:
Opening the beta up properly. Free, no card, and the first 100 people who sign up get three months free on our Glow plan. Refer a friend and you both get 100 extra credits.
What we actually want:
Not just signups. People who'll run real campaigns through it, technical or not, and tell us what's missing. Especially curious to hear from anyone already running agentic workflows elsewhere, whether this fits how you'd actually want marketing to work inside that.
Happy to answer anything. How the loop actually measures success against your own data, what the MCP/API/SDK setup looks like, where checkpoints sit and how to place more of them, or whatever's useful.
Drop a comment or check it out here: https://genieos.pro/
Came across GenieOS recently and it resonated with me. I'd like to do a live recorded review, walking through GenieOS as a real user. Straight feedback, nothing performative. Let me know if you're open to it and we'll get it on the calendar.
Hey Tommy, sure, that'd be great. We'd love to hear what you think and your user experience of all the different features on the platform. Keep us posted!
Here is your free video review of GenieOS. Let me know if this feedback is helpful. https://betabloom.app/v/Wj-n7XvGTAcYQSnQCHWRfFJmw02VUSRq
Six weeks of real usage before opening the beta gives you quite a bit to learn from.
What changed most about your original assumptions after watching those early users actually use GenieOS?
Hey Aryan - good question. We realised that some of the key chat enabled functionality was not wired up. If you want to let users vibe emails or landing pages, you need to enable all the agentic tools in the background. That forced us to redesign how we built our chat components. We had to add a load of tools and make them available to our chat agents, then we added them all to the MCP. That made that work really nicely now.
That’s interesting. It sounds like the biggest shift came from discovering what the product needed to actually deliver on the workflow promise.
I’d be curious whether users were already asking for those capabilities directly, or if this was mainly discovered from observing where the experience broke down.
We built this to launch another product and realised it was a great product in itself. Building is getting easier, taking products to market is harder than ever. Excited to be building and launching GenieOS with Lorna and Jordan .