Generate in each brand's real voice
A voice profile is the whole prompt, not a tone slider. A recovery brand and a B2B strategist sound nothing alike — and every draft carries provenance: which idea, which model, which exact prompt produced it.
Agency content, on a loop
The operating system for agency content. On a loop.
Social Loop runs a closed content loop for every client brand: capture an idea, generate it in the client's voice, score it, get it human-approved, publish across channels, and feed the engagement back into the next idea. Not another scheduler — the control plane.
What you get
Three things every other tool makes you stitch together.
Nothing ships without human review
Review is a required state in the pipeline, not an afterthought. No 7am auto-publish typos across four brands. Batch-approve a week of content from one queue, or send it to the client first.
Attribution that survives renewal season
LinkedIn, YouTube, Meta, Google Ads, and Search Console roll into one read per brand. When you need to prove it, Experiment Mode reports lift over baseline with a 95% confidence interval.
The loop
One pipeline. Seven states. It never stops feeding itself.
Every post moves through the same states, and the last one — Learn — feeds the first. The richest signal isn't the post; it's the loop.
- 01 Capture
- 02 Iterate
- 03 Score
- 04 Promote
- 05 Review
- 06 Publish
- 07 Learn
Why it's different
Most "AI marketing" tools stop at read-only insight. Social Loop closes the loop.
They tell you which campaign won last quarter. They can't draft the next one, get it approved, publish it, and learn from it. That gap is the whole product.
Analytics chat
- Read-only insight
- No content generation
- No approval or publish loop
- No client-facing surface
- Generic, voice-blind output
Social Loop
- A closed generate → review → publish → learn loop
- Voice-aware drafts with full provenance
- Mandatory human review before anything ships
- White-label client dashboards & batch approval
- Cross-channel attribution + experiment-mode lift
Run one brand through the loop.
A 20-minute walkthrough on one of your clients — capture to published — and you'll see exactly where the engine fits.