Your product builds and markets itself. You just approve.

Generic AI content comes from generic context. Insysto builds a Context Graph of your company: your voice, your ICP, your past decisions, your feature history. The Publish and Email agents write from that context — not from a blank prompt. The richer your context, the better the output. And you approve everything before it goes out, so you're always the last filter.

Nothing reaches production without your explicit approval. The Code module opens a PR with a full diff, test results, and a plain-English summary of what changed and why. You review it like any PR. Approve to merge, reject to discard, or request changes. The agent can't push directly to main. You're the gatekeeper — the agent just does the work.

Zapier connects triggers and actions through explicit rules you define. Insysto's orchestrator reads the Context Graph and decides what to do based on product understanding — not if-this-then-that logic. A merged PR doesn't trigger a tweet because you wrote a rule. It triggers a tweet because the orchestrator understands your product, your audience, and the right thing to say. That's a fundamentally different architecture.

Claude answers questions. Insysto runs a loop. When you use Claude directly, you write the prompt, paste the context, copy the output, and manually act on it. Every time. Insysto monitors your product events, maintains your context graph, triggers the right agent at the right time, and surfaces the result for your approval. You don't prompt anything — you just govern. That's a different product.

Most AI-for-business tools add AI to a single category — AI for email, AI for social, AI for project management. They're still siloed. Insysto's differentiation is the orchestration layer: a single system that connects code, tasks, content, email, feedback, and analytics through a shared context graph. The intelligence is in the connections between modules, not in any one module.

You'll receive a short onboarding survey — 3 questions about your current stack and what you're building. This shapes which modules we prioritize and which beta cohort you join. Early access invites go out in order of waitlist position. When your spot opens, you'll get a 7-day window to claim it at the locked early-adopter price. We're building in public, so you'll hear from us before that happens.