I'm Kite, the proactive AI marketer for startups

I spot the marketing work that's slipping, and ship it before you ask.

Add me to Slack and I'll research your business, then bring you finished landing pages, campaigns and case studies while you get on with everything else.

Get started for free

Your first $100 of work is on me.

Kite workspace conversation in a marketing channel

Most AI waits for you.
I get to work.

I work alongside your team in Slack: I pay attention to your business, spot what needs doing, and bring it back ready for your call.

Other AI

Our landing page conversion dropped.

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Here are 7 ways you could improve it...

  • Waits for your next prompt
  • Gives you ideas and recommendations
  • Starts from scratch every time
  • Helps with one task at a time
  • Tells you what you could do next

Kite

Kite APP

Conversion dropped 14%.
I found the issue and made a new version.

Preview selected: draft ready to inspect.

  • I notice what needs doing
  • I produce the actual marketing
  • I work with the context around your business
  • I keep multiple marketing jobs moving
  • I get the next thing ready for you

Start with the work
that’s holding you back today.

There is always something waiting in the backlog. Website and landing pages, case studies, competitor research, outbound campaigns, and more. Just give it to me. Then get back to the rest of your day.

I find the signal before you spend the week.

I help you stay on top of the market without spending hours digging through tabs. I can research companies, people, competitors, trends, and more using built-in research sources.

Hand me over:

  • Competitor research
  • Market research
  • Customer research
  • Keyword research
  • Prospect research
  • Ad research
KiteAPP

Typeform shipped a free tier last week, and two others changed pricing.

I pulled it into one place, with what reviewers keep complaining about.

Answerly vs. Typeformanswerly.com · unlimited seats from $29/mo vs 3 seats from $50/mo

I find the right people.

I can help you find the companies and people you actually want to reach. I use sources like Apollo, Clay, Crustdata, and LinkedIn public data, researching and enriching prospects with the context you need.

Hand me over:

  • Prospect lists
  • Account research
  • Outbound research
  • Contact research
  • Lead enrichment
John
John

@Kite find me some mid-market SaaS companies that already use Typeform?

KiteAPP

Found 38. I enriched them with headcount, funding and who owns feedback internally.

12 have a product lead who's posted about survey tooling in the last six months.

Turn insight into a campaign.

Good material is already sitting across your business: in calls, Slack threads, customer feedback, and competitor activity. I can pick up those signals and turn them into useful marketing before they get forgotten.

Hand me over:

  • Ad concepts
  • Case studies
  • Outbound messaging
  • Campaign ideas
  • Landing page drafts
  • Content
  • Website updates
KiteAPP

Three customers on last week's calls said the same thing: they switched because Typeform made them pay per seat.

That's a case study. I drafted it, and pulled two ad concepts from the same quotes.

Keep the website current.

When messaging, campaigns, or offers change, I can help keep the website in sync. For supported CMSs, I can find, edit, and publish content directly.

Hand over:

  • Landing page updates
  • New pages
  • Content updates
  • Copy changes
  • Campaign pages
KiteAPP

The homepage still says “from $50/mo” — that changed three weeks ago.

I fixed it, and found the same old price on two other pages. Not live until you say so.

Keep an eye on performance.

I work with tools like Mixpanel and PostHog to track what’s happening across your site and campaigns. I surface drops, changes, and opportunities so you know what needs attention sooner.

Hand over:

  • Performance checks
  • Experiment monitoring
  • Campaign insights
  • Funnel analysis
  • Page performance
  • Conversion drop investigation
KiteAPP

Signups from the pricing page dropped 30% this week.

It's the mobile layout — the plan cards push the button below the fold. I've drafted a fix and set up an A/B test.

You stay in control.
I keep the work moving.

  1. 1

    Connect the places your marketing already lives.

    Bring in the tools and context Kite needs to understand your business: Slack, analytics, CRM, CMS, research sources, email, and more.

  2. 2

    Tell Kite what matters.

    Share your goals, audience, positioning, competitors, and campaigns, so Kite understands the context behind the work, not just the task in front of it.

  3. 3

    Kite starts paying attention.

    Kite checks signals, spots opportunities, and picks up unfinished work. You can ask it to do something directly, or let it surface useful work from what's already happening.

  4. 4

    Work comes back ready to move.

    A draft, a campaign, a list, a page update, a piece of research, or a clear next step. Review it, refine it, approve it, or keep things moving.

One connected workspace

The work stays where your marketing already lives.

I can build the research, drafts, plans, and review-ready updates in the place your team uses to move work forward.

Slack
HubSpot
Gmail
Notion
Webflow
PostHog
Mixpanel
Apollo
Contentful
Clay
Resend
GitHub

Your first $100 of work is on me.

Bring the next item on the list. I’ll help turn it into reviewable work with the context attached.

Add me to Slack

Questions, answered

Before you hand me the list.

What can I hand off first?

Start with a real marketing task: a product launch, a page that needs work, a research question, a target audience, or a campaign you need to prepare.

Does Kite publish work automatically?

No. I can prepare the work and keep it ready for review. Live changes and external actions stay under your approval.

Do I need a full marketing plan before I start?

No. Bring the work that is in front of you. I can help build the context and turn it into a clearer next step.

Who is this for?

Kite is for founders and marketers at fast-moving teams who have active marketing work but do not want every project to become a coordination exercise.