A content studio, not a prompt box.
Draft with AI, plan a campaign, repurpose your best posts, generate images and check SEO — all in one place, with Discover telling you what to make next. Every piece still routes through governance before it ships.
One studio, six jobs done at once.
Everything a marketer opens six tools for, in one governed workspace.
Draft with AI
Give Writer a brief, a topic or a rough note — get a full draft, in your voice, with two or three variants to choose from.
Plan a campaign
Boss lays out a themed run across weeks and channels — a launch, a hiring push, a seasonal moment — with every piece slotted and assigned.
Repurpose top posts
Hustler finds what already worked and turns it into new formats and channels — one idea, five lives, no rewrite from zero.
Generate images
On-brand visuals generated alongside the copy — sized and styled per channel, not a generic stock photo.
Per-post SEO scoring
Every web piece is scored live against keyword coverage, structure, length and readability — fix it before it ships, not after.
Bulk actions
Approve, reschedule, regenerate or route a batch of drafts to review in one action — built for the weeks with fifty posts, not five.
Content gap: no customer-facing piece on onboarding in 5 weeks — your highest-traffic query has nothing to answer it.
Channel imbalance: 82% of output is LinkedIn-first; your email list has not heard from you in 11 days.
Approval backlog: 6 drafts have waited over 48 hours — Boss can reassign review or nudge you directly.
Discover tells you what to make next.
Every other AI writing tool waits for a prompt. Discover does not wait — it reads your own content and channel data and surfaces the highest-leverage move, before you have to think to ask.
- Content gaps — topics your audience is asking about with nothing published to answer them.
- Channel imbalance — a channel going quiet while effort piles into another.
- Approval backlog — drafts stalling in review, so nothing slips silently.
It runs on your data, not a trend feed — so the suggestion is specific to your account, not generic advice everyone else got too.
Three agents, one brief.
The content engine is not one model behind a text box. It is three specialists handing work to each other, the way a real content team would.
Boss
Plans the briefSets the weekly theme, decides what needs making, and assigns it — so nothing starts from a blank page.
Analyst
Runs DiscoverSurfaces the gap, the imbalance, the backlog — the specific reason this piece, this week, on this channel.
Writer
Drafts and iteratesTurns the brief into copy, variants and images in your voice — then refines on feedback until it is ready for review.
A draft is never the end of the line.
Every piece the engine produces — from Discover suggestion or your own brief — follows the same governed path.
Surface or brief
Discover suggests the move, or you brief Writer directly with a topic, angle or rough draft to extend.
Draft, score, refine
Writer produces the piece with a live SEO score where relevant; you or Writer iterate until it reads right.
Route to governance
Every draft — solo or bulk — moves into review against your brand voice and guardrails before it can be scheduled.
Schedule or act in bulk
Approve one piece or a batch of fifty in a single action, then it slots into the calendar for its channel.
Miko here. The content engine is the part of piMark I am proudest of — it is the difference between "AI can write a paragraph" and "AI knows what your account needs written this week." Discover is the part that actually thinks ahead.
Questions about the content engine.
Watch the studio turn a brief into a governed draft.
Fifteen minutes, your own topic — we will show Discover, a live draft and the review it passes through.