One dashboard. Everything ships with your approval.

The Spellsuite dashboard is a single review queue for everything the suite drafts — ad campaigns, SEO pages, answer-engine fixes, and calendar posts. You read, edit, and approve in the browser; nothing goes live without you. No CLI required, no logging into four ad platforms — and it's included with every package, whether you run ads, search, or both.

The review queue

Drafts wait. You decide.

Every discipline in the suite writes into the same queue, so your marketing has exactly one inbox.

Approve, edit, or decline

Each card is a full draft, not a suggestion. Approve it as-is, edit inline before it ships, or decline with a note the suite learns from.

Context on every card

Why this draft exists, what data prompted it, which brief it serves, and what budget or slot it touches — visible before you commit.

Guardrails are hard walls

Spend caps, brand-voice rules, and blocked topics are enforced before anything reaches the queue, not after you catch it.

Your knowledge base, in charge

Build a company knowledge base — brand voice, product facts, do's and don'ts — in the dashboard. Every draft is written against it and cites the rules it followed.

One place, every channel

Google Ads, your CMS, and your calendar hang off the same approval — you never have to chase changes across platform tabs.

Common questions

Dashboard, answered directly.

Do I need to use a terminal or CLI?

No. The dashboard is the product: briefs go in through a text box, drafts come back as cards in a queue, and approval is one click. Terminal access via the Claude Code and Codex connectors is an optional extra we are building for people who live in a coding agent — it feeds the same queue.

Can Spellsuite publish anything without me?

Not by default. Every draft waits in the queue until you approve it. If you want less friction later, you can loosen the reins per channel — for example, auto-approve small bid adjustments while keeping every piece of public copy behind manual review.

What exactly shows up in the queue?

Anything the suite wants to change in the world: ad creatives and budget changes, new or rewritten pages, blog drafts, calendar entries, and answer-engine fixes. Each card shows the draft, why it was proposed, and what happens if you approve it.

Join the waitlist

Your queue could be filling up by tonight.

Connect your site, write one line, and review the first drafts over coffee tomorrow.

launching soon · always review-based · built by hierarchy, Zürich