About
Content marketing workspace
For marketers who turn incomplete briefs and scattered source material into social content, heyeveryone keeps the original draft, channel versions, feedback and schedule in one workspace that people and agents can use together.
A note from Emre
I’m building heyeveryone for the marketer who has to work out what to say, then make it happen across every channel.
That work often starts with an unfinished brief. The product is changing, priorities are shifting, and you’re trying to turn scattered notes into something people can understand. When you’re doing it mostly alone, finding the message is only the beginning.
Then you need a version for LinkedIn, another for X, a video caption, and feedback from someone who knows the product. Each channel needs a different approach, but the content should still sound like the same company. Too much time goes into moving context between tools and explaining it again.
I want heyeveryone to make that part easier: keep the source material, drafts, feedback and schedule together. Give your agents the context to help, see what they changed, and decide what is ready to publish.
The goal is practical. Help solo marketers get from an unclear brief to content they’re confident putting out, with less coordination and more time to think.
— Emre
How heyeveryone works
People decide what goes out
Agents and AI prepare and edit drafts. Publishing waits for a person to confirm, unless a workspace owner turns on auto-publish for a specific agent.
Honest credits
Built-in AI shows its cost before it runs. Working through MCP or the API costs no credits.
No silent failures
Every publish attempt is recorded and retried safely. When a post fails, you see it in the app and get notified.
Only what the channels support
Formats and limits come from each platform’s own rules. What an API can’t do goes into a post kit for you to post by hand.
Contact
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