Beacon
Social content that sounds like you — published without you.
The product, in plain language.
Beacon is the social automation platform a founder runs in-house — the channels a marketing agency would handle, specified once and run continuously.
Every post is structured to be cited by AI engines, not just scrolled past on human feeds. As buyers start asking ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity instead of Google, the brands that show up in the answers win.
It is the one piece of H1L you can buy and switch on today — the live proof that the rest of the model is real.
What it replaces
Your social media agency.
The old way
A retainer agency or a dedicated hire managing your channels — generic, slow to turn around, and gone the moment you stop paying.
The H1L way
Your brand voice, specified once and then run across every channel on a schedule — from $79/month, and it's yours to keep.
How it works.
01
Set your voice
Beacon learns your brand from how you already write — tone, themes, the words you use and the ones you never would.
02
Approve the plan
It drafts and schedules content across your channels. You stay in control of what actually goes out.
03
Publish and track
Posts go live structured for AI-engine citation. You see what lands with people and what gets picked up by machines.
What's in it.
Brand voice engine
Learns and holds your voice so every post sounds like the last one, not a fresh guess.
AI-engine citation
Content structured to be cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Grok — not just seen by humans.
Six platforms, one desk
LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky, Threads, and X, managed from a single place.
Scheduled autopilot
A full content calendar planned and published on a schedule, without you in the loop for every post.
Analytics that matter
What resonates with people and what gets cited by the answer engines.
Built on Cortex™
Beacon leans on Cortex's role-scoped recall — it remembers your brand voice, so every post is consistent with the last, not reinvented each time.
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