The corporate comms platform
for solo communicators.
Meet your 4-agent AI crew. They ghostwrite for executives, route content through your legal and PR approvers, and ship across channels. For the comms manager who is the whole team.
One click, no signup. A private workspace for a fictional company, deleted after 24 hours.
Your AI crew
Four specialists. One coordinated team.
Not one AI doing four jobs. Four prompts with different responsibilities, talking to each other through structured handoffs.
VP of Communications
Strategist
Plans content angles, connects to objectives, surfaces gaps.
Content Creator
Writer
Drafts for any channel. Ghostwrites in any executive's voice.
Brand Voice Guardian
Editor
Scores every draft on its own. Sends a weak one back for a revision.
Performance Tracker
Analyst
Reads your stats. Spots patterns. Recommends next moves.
The pipeline
From brief to scheduled without leaving one app.
The crew, the learning loop, and the approval flow are real. Publishing to LinkedIn and X is simulated — see limitations.
You brief the crew
Write a one-line brief in Compose: what you need, who it's for, any constraints. Or think it through with the crew in chat first.
The pipeline runs live
The Strategist proposes angles and the Writer drafts one variant per angle. The Editor scores each draft, sends a weak one back for one revision, and keeps whichever version scores higher. It streams live, and you can stop it.
You edit, the crew learns what you approve
Edit a draft and the crew reads what you changed, then proposes a rule for next time, quoting your edit. Accept it, rewrite it, or dismiss it. Only accepted rules reach the crew.
Route, schedule, publish
Send a draft to a teammate for approval and schedule it on the calendar. Publishing to channels is simulated in this reference build.
Why this exists
We do three things horizontal AI tools won’t bother to build.
Per-executive ghostwriting
Not one brand voice. One voice per executive.
Each exec has their own profile: bio, communication style, sample quotes, topics of expertise. Pick one in Compose and the Writer drafts in that person's voice. Most tools treat brand voice as one company-wide setting — we don't.
Learning you approve
It learns from your edits, but only what you approve.
Edit a draft and the crew proposes a rule from the change, quoting the words it learned it from. Nothing reaches the model until you accept it, and every rule sits on the Memory page with the edit behind it. A tool that quietly learns from everything drifts in ways you can't see.
Built for comms, not marketing
Press releases. Executive quotes. Stakeholder updates.
The crew drafts what a comms team ships (press releases in AP style, executive quotes, stakeholder updates, LinkedIn posts), grounded in your company's facts and past posts. The Editor judges each draft against your brand voice before you see the final version. Generic marketing tools optimize for engagement; we optimize for the right message.
The honest part
CommsCrew is not for everyone.
If any of these describe you, use a different tool. Seriously. The tools below are excellent at what they do.
If you are…
A 50-person marketing team
Use Jasper or Writer.com. They have the enterprise controls, integrations, and brand-voice memory you need at scale.
If you are…
Need social media management at volume
Use Sprout Social or Hootsuite. They own social. We don't try to compete with them.
If you are…
Need SOC 2, SSO, custom procurement
Use Writer.com enterprise. We're a showcase project — not an enterprise platform with a legal team.
If you are…
Just need quick AI writing for one-off posts
Use ChatGPT or Claude. $20/month, no workflow, no overhead. Faster for one-shot writing.
Send a crew message in 90 seconds.
The demo is live, the AI is real, and you can break it without consequences. Have at it.
Your own private workspace. Nothing you do there is visible to anyone else.