ExoConnect is opening to a few early users

ExoConnect is a platform for creators — it helps you make better content and manage your leads, with one shared context for you, your team, and your agents across the whole arc: research, scripting, publishing, conversations, automations, and lead management.

Research tied to what your customers want

Start a thread with a rough idea and ExoConnect gathers the material worth trusting — studies, product docs, what's working for other creators, what your own customers have been asking. You and your agent shape the angle together; accepted decisions and citations stay attached to the script they produced.

Comments become conversations, then contacts

Connect your Instagram and set the rules before you post. When someone comments the keyword — "SLEEP — I mostly care about battery and whether the data is useful" — ExoConnect matches it, drafts the private reply, and waits for your approval. Attach a form when a DM can't carry the ask: it collects the details, and the person lands in your CRM with the conversation and their answers on the same timeline.

A shared intelligence library underneath

Competitive research doesn't start from zero. ExoConnect maintains a shared library of public creator intelligence — public accounts, their media, their metric history, and what actually works — accumulated over time. Ask "who's winning at sleep-tracking content this quarter" and the answer comes from a year of observation, not a one-off scrape. Your private layer — prompts, history, drafts — stays inside your workspace; it sharpens the answer for you and nobody else.

The full client lifecycle, remembered

From the day you onboard a client to today — conversations, form submissions, purchases, tasks, notes — everything lives on one timeline per contact, with the data aggregation built in. Your media library, content analytics, and team assignments sit on the same records, and workspace search finds any contact, conversation, or file in the lot instantly. Your workflows stay customer-centric because the customer's history is the context your work runs on, not a system you have to re-query.

Forms, sites, and direct payments

Build custom forms and small sites tied to your lead management — applications, source requests, orders — and share them through public links. Connect your account and receive customer payments directly, without extra platform charges. Run campaigns and marketing programs against the same contact records instead of a separate list.

Automations with a paper trail

Every automation is a trigger, an action, and a record of what ran — what fired, what it did, what changed. Start from a recipe like comment auto-reply or describe your own. The control room shows completed, failed, and recovered runs, so a quiet failure is still a visible one — and the audit trail records who did it, you or an agent.

Plugs into the agents you already run

ExoConnect exposes your workspace over MCP, with skills and plugins for the assistants you use — or talk to the built-in assistant right in the product, by typing or voice. Anything non-sensitive you can do, an agent can do — against the same context you see. Pull a research thread, read the inbox, draft the follow-up, file a contact, check what an automation did overnight. It slots into your existing agentic setup as tools your agents call — not a parallel system to keep in sync.

Just tell your agent

The interesting part isn't a settings screen — it's describing the outcome and watching it happen. Ask your agent things like:

• "Across my five accounts, on videos where I talk about shirts and pants — when someone asks about pricing, send them the store link." It works out which videos qualify, writes the rule, prepares the reply, and puts it under your review — across all five accounts, in minutes.
• "Which of my posts this month pulled saves instead of likes, and what was different about the hooks?" A report built on your own media history and the shared public catalog.
• "Everyone who filled the sponsor form but didn't buy — draft each of them a follow-up that references what they asked." Per-person replies, drawn from each contact's timeline.
• "Find everyone who opened every link but never bought." The workspace search answers it against your actual records, not a guess.

Describe the outcome; the agent builds it on the shared context. Nothing to configure screen by screen.

Why a waitlist

We're onboarding a small number of users at a time — early feedback shapes what ships next. Join the waitlist if this is the shape your work wants.