kineticmarketing

// for founders, coaches and small teams who are the whole marketing department

Know what to post today, and from which account.

I built KineticMarketing because my launch plan kept sitting in a tab. It turns the plan into a daily queue for each account and keeps the replies you owe on top. It isn't open yet. The waitlist gets in first.

  • BuiltDaily queue per account
  • BuiltReplies you owe, on top
  • RoadmapCheck-ins at 24 h and 7 d
  • RoadmapAuto-publish

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[ today.md ] Example data, not yours
Example of the Today page: one card per account, each post with its status and copy buttons. The last card shows the coming auto-publish: an approved LinkedIn post scheduled for 09:00 that publishes on its own.
Facebook · Page · Your brandOpen account
post · 08:00 to 09:30approved

Three things we cut from the launch plan, and why the plan got better.

Copy textCopy first commentMark posted
Substack · Publication · Your newsletterOpen account
notedraft1 gap

The week I almost skipped the launch: [YOUR STORY]

Copy textApprove: fill the gap first
replies owed 2comment targets 5
LinkedIn · Profile · YouRoadmap
scheduled · 09:00approvedauto-publish

What a launch plan looks like on a Tuesday.

roadmap: approved posts publish themselves. LinkedIn, Pages, Instagram, Threads.

The problem

The plan isn't the problem. Tuesday is.

You did the strategy. Then the week started, and the plan went into a folder with the other plans. Mine did too. The strategy says what to do this month. It doesn't open the right account at 8 in the morning.

The plan lives in a PDF.

You ran the strategy once. Now it's a stack of documents you meant to open again.

Right post, wrong account.

The business update goes out from your personal profile, because both tabs look the same at 8 in the morning.

Friday's review is a guess.

Nobody wrote down who commented or what they asked. So on Friday you keep what felt good and cut what felt slow.

Who it's for

For the person who is the whole marketing team.

Solo founders, coaches and small teams who run more than one account, often for more than one brand. You have a plan, or you're about to get one. I built this for you.

Good fit

  • You post from several accounts: a personal profile, a Page, a newsletter, a LinkedIn.
  • You run more than one brand and can't afford to mix them up. A post can't be filed under another brand's account.
  • You want a record of what went out and what came back, not another content generator.
  • You work in Claude and would like it to do the typing.

Not a fit, yet

  • You want paid ads managed. KineticMarketing doesn't do ads.
  • You want a robot posting to your personal Facebook profile. Meta doesn't let apps post there.
  • You need everything automatic from day one. The automation ships in steps, labelled below.
How it works

Your marketing day, step by step.

What the first release does now, and what's on the roadmap. Every line says which is which.

Built
In the first release, in final testing.
Roadmap
Not built. No dates until they're real.
  1. 01Morning

    The queue is ready

    Built

    Today's posts, grouped by account. Drafts come from you, or from your Claude chat through the KineticBrain MCP connector.

    Roadmap

    Overnight, KineticMarketing collects new comments, mentions and numbers, and drafts posts and replies in your brand voice.

  2. 02Morning

    You approve

    Built

    Approve post by post. A draft with an unfilled gap like [YOUR STORY] can't be approved. Em-dashes and fake bold are cleaned out when you save.

    Roadmap

    One morning brief on your phone with everything to approve, edit or reject in one pass. Your edits teach the next drafts.

  3. 03Morning

    It goes out

    Built

    Open the right account, copy the post and the first comment, post it, paste the live link back. The link is checked against the platform.

    Roadmap

    Approved posts to LinkedIn, Facebook Pages, Instagram business and creator accounts and Threads publish on their own. Facebook personal profiles and groups stay copy-and-post.

  4. 04During the day

    Replies

    Built

    The replies you owe sit on top, then comment targets for each account, each with room for a drafted reply. Nothing is posted for you.

    Roadmap

    One inbox for comments, reviews and mentions across your platforms. Replies post back where the platform allows.

  5. 05After it's out

    Did it work?

    Built

    Every post you mark as posted keeps its live link, so Friday's review has something real to look at.

    Roadmap

    Check-ins at 24 hours and 7 days: log comments, reactions and the people who asked, with a nudge when they're due. Later, the numbers come in on their own, each channel compared against your plan, and which reply turned into a signup.

  6. 06Friday

    Keep, change

    Built

    Planned, posted and skipped for each brand and account, with skip reasons. Three notes: summary, keep, change.

    Roadmap

    The signal goes back into KineticLaunch, so the plan updates from what actually happened.

First release

What's built. No asterisks.

Built, in final testing, not open yet. The waitlist gets it first.

1. Today, per account

What to post today, grouped by account and filterable by brand. Each card names the platform, the account type and the account, with an Open account button, so you switch identity before you copy.

2. Copy, post, log the link

Copy the post and the first comment separately. Each item shows its posting window and any media note. Mark posted asks for the live link and checks it belongs to the right platform.

3. Gaps block approval

A draft with an unfilled placeholder like [YOUR STORY] can't be approved. Em-dashes and fake bold text are cleaned out when you save.

4. Replies owed first

The replies you owe sit at the top, then comment targets for each account, with room for a drafted reply (yours, or written by Claude). Nothing is posted for you.

5. Brands kept apart

Filter the queue by brand. A post can't be filed under another brand's account, so the business update stays off your personal profile.

6. Weekly review

Planned, posted and skipped for each brand and account, with skip reasons. Three notes: summary, keep, change.

7. Export any time

CSV or Markdown for any date range, with the account, text, status, link and numbers on every row.

8. Works with Claude

Through the KineticBrain MCP connector, your Claude chat writes the day's queue and replies, reads them back, and logs posted links. Approving stays your click.

Roadmap

The automation, labelled honestly.

Auto-publish comes first. It's specced, not built. The rest is in the KineticMarketing blueprint. I'd rather under-promise: no dates until they're real. Waitlist members hear first.

Roadmap

Next up

  • Auto-publish for approved posts. LinkedIn profiles and company pages, Facebook Pages, Instagram business and creator accounts, Threads. Only posts you approved, only with every gap filled.
  • Missed posts get flagged. If a scheduled post doesn't go out, it lands back in your queue marked "post by hand". No silent failures.
  • Your KineticLaunch calendar flowing straight into the queue.
  • Check-ins at 24 hours and 7 days. Log comments, reactions and the people who asked, with a nudge when they are due.
  • A hand-off to Radaar. It exists for admins only today. Coming for everyone.
Roadmap

In the blueprint

  • A morning brief on your phone. Approve, edit or reject the day in one pass, before the coffee's cold.
  • Which reply turned into a signup. Every thread and reply tagged, so "it worked" means customers, not likes.
  • Numbers pulled in automatically instead of typed.
  • One inbox for comments, mentions and reviews, AppSumo and Product Hunt included, with replies drafted in your voice.
  • Performance against plan. Where to double down and what to cut.
  • Conversations worth joining. Threads where a useful answer helps, including people fed up with a competitor. Found by keyword and intent. Help first, pitch never.
  • Watch and pivot. When a channel runs well off plan, a recommendation goes back into KineticLaunch.
  • Blog posts land in WordPress. Posts in your plan arrive as drafts through KineticCopy.
  • One post becomes a week of content, through KineticCopy.

House rulesHow the automation behaves

  • Nothing goes out without your approval. Built today: Claude can't approve a post. Every future publisher only takes approved posts.
  • Replies say who they're from. Planned: a disclosure rule per channel.
  • A pause button and daily caps on outreach. Planned.
  • Facts get checked. Planned: prices and claims fetched from a live source when the draft is written.
How it fits

Works on its own. Better with a plan.

KineticMarketing runs standalone. I still recommend running your product through KineticLaunch first, because a queue is only as good as the plan behind it.

With KineticLaunch

  • BuiltYour positioning, brand voice and launch playbook come from cited market research.
  • BuiltSame login, same brands and products.
  • RoadmapCalendar entries flowing into the queue.
  • RoadmapWhat worked flowing back into the plan.
Start with KineticLaunch

On its own

  • BuiltAdd your accounts, write or paste drafts, or let your Claude chat write them.
  • RoadmapA short setup for brand, voice, audience and accounts.
  • RoadmapA standalone KineticMarketing app.
Pricing

What it costs. Nothing to buy yet.

These are the prices I've settled on. Nothing is for sale until KineticMarketing opens, so every button below goes to the waitlist. Prices are in US dollars.

Watch

Free

The free plan

  • 5 drafts a month
  • Try the queue before you pay for anything
Join the waitlist

Engage

$29/month

or $290 a year

  • 50 drafts a month
  • 2 brands

Founding Engage Lifetime

$249 once

  • 100 seats
  • Lifetime includes 200 drafts to start. After that, use your own AI key or top-ups.
  • +50 drafts for connecting your own AI key within 30 days
Join the waitlist for the $249 lifetime deal

KineticLaunch owners

30% off year 1

On yearly plans at standard prices. Not combined with founding prices. You already did the research, so the first year is cheaper.

You own KineticLaunch, so you get in 48 hours before the waitlist, plus 50 extra drafts on whichever founding deal you pick. Lifetime or Command, your call.

Join the waitlist

Top-up

$12 for 50 drafts

For the month you run out before the month does.

Join the waitlist

Founding prices are for early members. The $249 Engage lifetime deal is limited to 100 seats. Nothing is charged until KineticMarketing opens.

Straight answer

Where it will post for you. And where it won't.

Some platforms don't let any app post to them. Better you read it here than in a support ticket.

Today every platform is copy and post, one tap. Here's what changes.

PlatformWhyStatus
LinkedIn profiles and company pages NextApps can publish here. Auto-publish is on the roadmap, for posts you approved. Auto-publish: roadmap
Facebook Pages NextApps can publish here. Auto-publish is on the roadmap, for posts you approved. Auto-publish: roadmap
Instagram business and creator accounts NextApps can publish here. Auto-publish is on the roadmap, for posts you approved. Auto-publish: roadmap
Threads NextApps can publish here. Auto-publish is on the roadmap, for posts you approved. Auto-publish: roadmap
Instagram personal accounts WhyInstagram doesn't let apps post to personal accounts. Switching to a free creator account fixes it. By hand, or switch
Facebook personal profile WhyMeta closed personal-profile posting to apps in 2018, so apps can't post there. Always by hand
Facebook Groups WhyMeta removed group posting for apps in 2024. Always by hand
Substack posts and Notes WhyNewsletter posts are written and sent from Substack's own editor. Some schedulers can now publish Notes. KineticMarketing doesn't publish to Substack. By hand for now
X, Reddit and communities WhyQueue, links and numbers work the same way. Auto-publish isn't promised here. By hand for now
Questions

Straight answers

Can I use it today?

Not yet. The first release is built and in final testing. Waitlist members get in first.

What does it cost?

Watch is free, with 5 drafts a month. Engage is $29 a month or $290 a year, with 50 drafts a month and 2 brands. Command is $79 a month or $790 a year, with 150 drafts a month and 5 brands. The first 100 founders can get Engage for life at $249. That includes 200 drafts to start. After that, you use your own AI key or top-ups, which are $12 for 50 drafts. Nothing is for sale yet, so the waitlist hears first.

Does it post for me?

Not yet. Today you copy the post, publish it yourself and paste the link back. Auto-publish is on the roadmap: approved posts to LinkedIn, Facebook Pages, Instagram business and creator accounts, and Threads. Facebook personal profiles and groups will stay copy-and-post, because Facebook doesn't let apps post there.

Who is it for?

Solo founders, coaches and small teams who run more than one account and do the marketing themselves. I built it for that person, because I am that person.

Where does it run?

The first release opens inside the KineticLaunch app, with the same login. A standalone app at marketing.kineticbrain.ai is planned.

Do I need KineticLaunch?

No. But a queue is only as good as the plan behind it, so I recommend running your product through KineticLaunch first.

Is it an AI writer?

No. It's the part that runs the plan. In the first release, drafts come from you or from your Claude chat. Drafts in your brand voice are on the roadmap. For AI writing inside WordPress there's KineticCopy.

Why not a scheduler?

A scheduler is good at the posting part. KineticMarketing starts earlier and ends later: which post, from which account, and the replies you owe. Auto-publish, when it ships, adds the posting part.

Why not a spreadsheet?

You can. Plenty of people do. A spreadsheet doesn't stop you approving a draft with [YOUR STORY] still in it, and doesn't check that the link belongs to the right platform.

Does it work with Claude?

Yes, from the first release. Through the KineticBrain MCP connector, a Claude chat can list your accounts, write the day's queue and replies, read them back, and log posted links. Claude can't approve a post. That click is yours.

What happens to other people's names in my engagement list?

KineticBrain stores their display name, a link to their post and a one-line note on what it's about. Never profile IDs, emails or phone numbers. Each row will be deleted 60 days after its date, once accounts open.

What do you do with my email?

KineticBrain stores it in its database and email tool, to tell you when KineticMarketing opens and about the founding offers. I send one email first to confirm your address, and nothing else until you click it. Unsubscribe from any email. I never sell or rent out your email. It's only used to send you my emails. Details in the privacy policy.
Waitlist

Not open yet. Be first in.

Waitlist members hear first: when it opens, what it costs, and when the automation ships. Founding prices are for early members.

By joining, you agree to get marketing emails from me about KineticMarketing: when it opens, founding prices and launch news. I send one email first to confirm your address (double opt-in) and nothing else until you click it. Unsubscribe from any email. I never sell or rent out your email. It's only used to send you my emails. Privacy policy.

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