Carried over
Short threads with a code sample did best for Specbot.
So Tally Kit's launch starts there.
For studios and agencies
Every product you make, finally marketed.
Most tools charge you again for every product, so most of your products get no marketing at all. Propel looks after all of them from one conversation, and what works for one becomes the first thing it tries on the next.
- SpecbotDeveloper tool Lesson from here 3 waiting
- RatewiseAPI 1 waiting
- DraftlyAI app 2 waiting
- Pinboard ProWeb app All clear
- Tally KitLibrary Tried first here 1 waiting
Stays put
"4,000 snapshot tests replaced by 300"
CHANGELOG.md is Specbot's fact, never Tally Kit's.
Every product, without and with Propel.
You built more than you can market. This is what changes for the ones that usually wait.
| Job | Without Propel | With Propel |
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| Which products get marketing | The one you have time for this month. | All of them, each with its own voice and its own facts.How |
| What it costs | Another seat in every tool, for every product. | Growth covers up to 3 products; Portfolio covers up to 10.How |
| A new launch | Starts from nothing, again. | Starts from what the other products taught it about who listens, and where.How |
| Facts | Copied between decks, and sometimes into the wrong one. | Each product keeps its own. Lessons carry over; claims never do.How |
| Review | A different inbox for every product. | One queue, grouped by product.How |
| Clients | Shared logins and crossed wires. | Each product keeps its own voice, facts and limits. Workspaces per client are built; they open when agencies open.How |
Five products. One week.
What a week looks like when every product has someone working on it. Your part stays the same size.
- Your part
- 3 moments
- Propel's part
- 7 pieces of work
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Grouped by product, waiting items first.
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Clear the queue
Five products, one list.
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Tue
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It notices and starts on the launch.
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Six versions, ranked. Two wait for you.
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Wed
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Seven yes, one edit.
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Two engines miss it. A page drafted.
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Thu
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Specbot's best format, tried first.
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Checked against Draftly's own claims.
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And what carries over to the next.
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Read one page
The week, for all five.
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Example week, times and product. Each Propel step is something it does today.
Every product keeps its own voice.
Limits are set per product and per channel, and no product can push past them.
Limits read from the product, 12 November 2026 Every limit, explainedAlways waits for you
- Hacker News, Reddit and Product Hunt: it prepares, you post
- Anything that spends money
Never
- A claim from one product in another product's work
Can earn more freedom
- Each product's own siteup to: It runs on its own
- Each product's own accountup to: It runs on its own
- Email to its usersup to: It runs on its own
- Cold emailup to: It posts unless you stop it
Each channel starts at "It drafts, you approve" and steps up only on results. One bad claim drops it straight back.
What do studios and agencies ask?
Do I pay again for every product?
No. Growth covers up to 3 products for $449 a month, and Portfolio covers up to 10 for $999. Every job has a set price in credits, whichever product it is for.
Can a claim about one product end up in another?
No. Each product keeps its own facts and its own voice. What carries over is what worked: who listened, where, and which kinds of posts did well.
Can an agency keep clients apart?
Each product keeps its own voice, facts and limits, and claims never cross between products. Seats for agencies, with a workspace per client, are built; they open when agencies open.
The same team, from another seat.
- Founders who buildYou built it. Let it sell.
- MarketersThe team you never got to hire.
- Sales and growthMore time with people who want to talk.
- CreatorsGet paid to show software you'd use.
The three jobs it does for every seat: Get talked about, Get found, Get customers.