One recording. A month of publications.

ContentOS is the operating system for content teams and agencies. A recording, a live session, an article or a brief becomes a series of publications for every platform: key ideas, drafts, fact-check, approval and a report.

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One source → Telegram, VK, Dzen, LinkedIn, YouTube and Reels

Cabinet screen: client overview, posts awaiting a decision and launches in progress

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What ContentOS Does

Every card is a working part of the workspace; the roadmap is marked “Soon”. Everything holds on to the source's meanings and timecodes, not on the model's imagination.

CaptureSpeaker-labelled transcriptLines by speaker and timestamp, minutes after uploadTranscribe MeaningsKey ideas and quotesKey moments anchored to their place in the recordingExtract meanings SocialTelegram postIn the brand voice, with a visual and a fact-checkWrite post TextLongreadAn article for Dzen, Medium, Habr or VC from one recordingDraft article SocialLinkedIn postHook, story, takeaway — in the platform's languageWrite post StudioReels and clipsCaptioned vertical clips, cut by meaningMake clips StudioMini-lessonA 3–5 minute YouTube video from one topic of the sessionBuild lesson VisualsCarousel and coversThe client's templates and palette, no manual layoutMake carousel ControlFact-check and criticNo text leaves without a fresh fact-check against the sourceCheck the text MemoryBrand voiceTone of voice, glossary and rules — from the client's materialsTrain the voice MemoryCompany profileKey facts about the client from their own materials, confirmed by a humanBuild the profile MemoryChat with the libraryQuestions to the client's materials, answered from the sourcesAsk the library CaptureTopic researchA plan, a pick of sources and a synthesis with quotes before writingResearch the topic ReviewClient portalThe client approves or requests changes without workspace accessOpen portal DeliveryScheduled publishingA queue per channel, status from the platform, no duplicatesOpen the queue ResultsClient reportWhat went out, where and with what reach, in one actionGenerate report ResultsSoonPublication readWhich post landed with which audience and what to publish nextSee results PlanSoonMonthly content planA grid of slots by channel rhythm from the call briefGenerate plan RadarSoonOpportunity radarTopics that start to grow in public sources and the client's channelsSee the radar GEOSoonVisibility in AI answersWhere ChatGPT, Perplexity and YandexGPT mention the client and which publication closes the gapCheck visibility
Launch screen: source, meanings and a content plan by platform

Built For Teams That Care About Content Quality

Marketing and content agencies

Brand media and in-house editorial teams

Education projects and experts

B2B marketing and company podcasts

What Changes for the Team

One source instead of manual production for every channel.

How a release works

AI That Stays Anchored to the Source

Import material from anywhere: YouTube, VK Video, a Telegram channel, RSS, a website or a file. A channel subscription picks up new episodes on its own.

New launch screen: a recording link, a file or voice, and the post mix
[1]

One agency, many clients, each isolated

The agency's client list with platforms and posts awaiting a decision
[2]

Transcript, key ideas and drafts in minutes, with timestamps

See it on your own material
Launch meanings with timecodes and acceptance status
[3]

One session becomes a release for every platform

Build a release in the demo
Launch content plan: posts by platform and their statuses
[4]

Brand memory: tone, glossary, rules and prohibitions

What one source becomes
Brand voice: intro, axes and forbidden words
[5]

Client approval without workspace access

A post with the client for approval, with sources and citations
[6]In development

Results: which post landed, with which audience and why

A publication's outcome is measured only against the history of the same channel. The read suggests fixes and the next topic, and rules learned from results go into brand memory.

12 publications · 3 hits · 1 miss

HitWhy discounts eat the margin12 Sep · 4,812 viewsSegment: store owners
NormalLaunch teaser10 Sep · 1,930 viewsSegment: regular shoppers
MissSupplier case study8 Sep · preliminarySegment: buyers

Compared only with the history of the same channel. No forecasts, no 0–100 scores.

[7]In development

Opportunity radar: topics that are starting to grow

Public sources and the client's own channels, a credibility gate separate from ranking, and for every topic a reason it might turn out to be false.

3 topics passed the credibility gate · 11 filtered out

Self-checkout: a wave of complaints7 independent sources · week ↑ · Possibly false: a single news eventMake a topic
Local brands on the shelf5 sources · growing for the third week · Possibly false: seasonalityMake a topic
Loyalty programmes without cards4 sources · steady · Possibly false: one chain's advertisingMake a topic

Popularity is the number of independent sources, not documents. Confidence and score are never merged.

[8]In development

Visibility in AI answers: where ChatGPT and Perplexity mention the client

The client's questions run across AI platforms every day. You see the share of answers with a mention, the sources they cite, and which publication closes the gap.

The client is mentioned in 41% of answers · +9 this month

ChatGPTcites the Dzen longread53%
Perplexitycites the Telegram channel47%
YandexGPTsource: the client's website38%
Geminino mentions: a gap26%

Questions come from the client or the system, runs are daily. A gap becomes a publication task.

[9]In development

A brief from the call and a monthly content plan

The recording of the kickoff call becomes a verifiable brief with quotes, and the brief becomes the client profile and a grid of slots by channel rhythm.

Brief — kickoff call, 3 Septemberv2
MMaria O.2h agoGoals and channels confirmed — @Daniil, check the rhythm: three posts a week?
DDaniil V.45m agoChecked Three on Telegram and one long-read a month. Applying.
Move the key dates into the plandoneD
2 comments · 1 task resolvedDraftIn reviewApplied
New launch screen: a recording link, a file or voice, and the post mix
The agency's client list with platforms and posts awaiting a decision
Launch meanings with timecodes and acceptance status
Launch content plan: posts by platform and their statuses
Brand voice: intro, axes and forbidden words
A post with the client for approval, with sources and citations

12 publications · 3 hits · 1 miss

HitWhy discounts eat the margin12 Sep · 4,812 viewsSegment: store owners
NormalLaunch teaser10 Sep · 1,930 viewsSegment: regular shoppers
MissSupplier case study8 Sep · preliminarySegment: buyers

Compared only with the history of the same channel. No forecasts, no 0–100 scores.

3 topics passed the credibility gate · 11 filtered out

Self-checkout: a wave of complaints7 independent sources · week ↑ · Possibly false: a single news eventMake a topic
Local brands on the shelf5 sources · growing for the third week · Possibly false: seasonalityMake a topic
Loyalty programmes without cards4 sources · steady · Possibly false: one chain's advertisingMake a topic

Popularity is the number of independent sources, not documents. Confidence and score are never merged.

The client is mentioned in 41% of answers · +9 this month

ChatGPTcites the Dzen longread53%
Perplexitycites the Telegram channel47%
YandexGPTsource: the client's website38%
Geminino mentions: a gap26%

Questions come from the client or the system, runs are daily. A gap becomes a publication task.

Brief — kickoff call, 3 Septemberv2
MMaria O.2h agoGoals and channels confirmed — @Daniil, check the rhythm: three posts a week?
DDaniil V.45m agoChecked Three on Telegram and one long-read a month. Applying.
Move the key dates into the plandoneD
2 comments · 1 task resolvedDraftIn reviewApplied
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Distribution Center

Publish and Report From One Place

An approved publication goes out to the channel on schedule, with no duplicates. Metrics come back to the workspace, and the release report closes the launch.

Client overview: scheduled this week, published this month and the feed of publications with reach
  • Idempotent delivery — no duplicates
  • Publication status from the platform
  • A release report in one action

More content, the same team

more publications by the same team
18–25publications a week instead of 6–8
20minof editing per post instead of an hour from scratch

AI Agents That Work Around the Clock

01

Understand

The system extracts key ideas, quotes and timestamps, builds the brief and suggests what to publish next.

02

Produce

Drafts for every platform in the brand voice, with a fact-check and visuals — in minutes.

03

Distribute

Approval, scheduled publishing, metrics and the report — from one workspace.

One system. No manual repurposing. No disconnected tools.

What
Quality
Rests On

01
Nothing gets published without a source and a human decision.
A chain back to the sourcewhere the idea was said, which fact was confirmed, who made the decision
02
Specialised agents, not one general chat.
The agent registryevery stage has its own agent: extraction, critique, fact-check, guardrail, publishing
03
Agencies and clients isolated at every level.
Isolation from day oneagency and client in every transaction; clients of one agency never see each other

A demo on your own material

Book a demo

Leave your contacts. A ContentOS manager will get in touch, issue a demo code and run a release on your own material.

  • A manager issues a demo code and starts a release from your recording
  • Meanings, drafts per platform and a fact-check in a single meeting
  • No card and nothing to install: just a link or a file

Book a demo

Leave your contacts. A ContentOS manager will get in touch, issue a demo code and run a release on your own material.