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The audit scores your account across five waste dimensions — spend inefficiency, audience saturation, creative fatigue, concentration risk, and cross-platform imbalances — each quantified in dollars per month. The headline number is the recoverable spend the engine would go after first. Every figure traces back to rows in your own export, so you can verify the math yourself.

The audit is free — one-time, no card, no call. Early access is by application: white-glove onboarding, below-market pricing personalized to your spend, and a direct line to the founding team. See early access for how it works.

Any time, in minutes. Revoke the API connections and the engine stops instantly. Your accounts keep every change made while connected — all logged, all reversible — and you can request deletion of your data with one email.

A few clicks through each platform's own login — the same OAuth flow you'd use for any official integration. No passwords shared, no exports, no engineering. Scopes are disclosed up front, and you can revoke a connection from the platform's own settings at any time. Most accounts are connected and streaming data in under five minutes.

Encrypted in transit and at rest, locked to your account, never sold or shared. Connections use official APIs with disclosed, revocable scopes. The details live in our Privacy Policy.

Guardrails are hard limits the engine enforces on itself: spend caps it cannot exceed, floor budgets it cannot cut below, and no-touch zones it may read but never modify. You set them during onboarding — in early access, we set them with you on a call — and change them any time. An action that would breach a guardrail is never even proposed.

In Review mode, nothing executes without you. The engine analyzes continuously and queues each proposed action with its reasoning, estimated dollar impact, and confidence. You approve or hold with one click — from the console or straight from Slack. It's how every account starts, and some teams happily stay there.

Autonomous mode runs inside the same hard guardrails as every other mode — caps, floors, and no-touch zones are enforced by the engine itself, not by policy. Every executed change goes through official platform APIs, lands in the action log with its before-state, and reverses in one click. You can drop back to Review mode at any moment.