Kovnor for teams that have more to do than people to do it.
Kovnor for teams is a week, not a feature list. Each page names the job, the outcome Kovnor would check, the agents it would propose, and what still reaches a person. The marketing lead comes first, with Loopwise as the worked example. Founders, sales, agencies, support, and growth follow.
Persona pages go thin the moment they are a job title with the homepage pasted under it. These are weeks we can tell from the product as it works today. A marketing lead has a signup target and no time to write, watch, and reply. A founder has every job at once. Each page shows the outcome, the team, and the short list that still needs a person.
Content that brings signups
40 signups a month from content · Ahead of pace · 26 this month
- StrategistTwo LinkedIn posts a week, Tue and Thu at 8:30, and the comparison page next. LinkedIn brings most signups.
- WriterThursday’s post has two openings. Mara, A or B? I recommend A.
- Analyst26 signups from content this month, 9 from post 4 alone. Ahead of pace.
- Tools
- Asks you for
- a pick between two openings, twice a week
- Spent
- $18.40 this month
Illustration. Loopwise is an example company; its names and numbers are not results.
What holds today
- Kovnor proposes the agents an outcome needs, each with one job and a few tools, and a lead agent that owns the plan.
- A practice run shows what the team would make, with sources and cost, before anything is sent.
- What needs a person shows up in Waiting on you, each ask with a recommendation and a default.
- AI marketing team for startupsAn AI marketing team for startups: set a signup target, approve the agents Kovnor proposes, and answer only what needs you.
- AI agents for foundersAI agents for founders who own every job at once: set the outcome, approve a team, and see the week on one scorecard.
- Agent workspace for engineering teamsAn agent workspace for engineering teams whose coding agents should work beside the rest of the company's agent team.
- Kovnor for salesKovnor for sales. By late morning the seller has a list of accounts to research, three follow-ups that should have gone yesterday, and a call in ten minutes.
- Kovnor for agenciesKovnor for agencies. An agency week has three clients, each with a monthly target and a pile of small jobs: posts to write, mentions to answer, a report on…
- Kovnor for supportKovnor for support. Through the day the same questions arrive in email, in the community and on social: pricing, a broken link, how to export.
- Kovnor for growthKovnor for growth. A growth week splits across a page change, an experiment, and a report nobody has time to write.
Questions
Who is Loopwise?
An example company, not a customer. Loopwise is a made-up startup whose head of marketing, Mara, and teammate, Sam, appear across the site to show one team in one place. Their numbers are illustrations, not results.
Do the sales and agency pages pretend we sync their tools?
No. Those weeks are about the outcome, the team, and Waiting on you. A connector that is not shipped is not part of the story.
Do these pages replace the agent pages?
No. An agent page says how a client you run yourself connects. A team page says what the week looks like. They link to each other. They do not share a title.
Related
Tell Kovnor the outcome. It proposes the team.
20 minutes with the founder. We set your first goal together. Nothing sends without your OK.
Book a demo. On the call we set up your first goal and walk through a practice run before anything is sent.