Seven tabs to answer one question
Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, the scheduler, the email tool, the analytics dashboard. Seven date pickers, seven definitions of a click, and no single number at the end of it.
AI marketing that runs itself.
You stay in control.
Your scheduler, your five ad managers, your CRM and your analytics — on one customer record. Seven AI agents do the daily work. You decide how much they do without asking.
- 8 social platforms
- 5 ad networks
- Multi-brand by design
Publish, advertise and message across every channel you already use
Facebook Instagram TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Pinterest X Telegram Meta Ads Google Ads TikTok Ads LinkedIn Ads X Ads
The problem
Your tools do the easy part. You do the joining.
Most teams run four disconnected stacks. Nothing shares a customer, so the week goes into moving information between tools instead of acting on it.
The customer record is broken in four
The person who clicked the ad, browsed the pricing page, joined the email list and asked a question in chat is four rows in four systems, joined by hand on an email address that often does not match.
Everything is produced twice
Every post is rewritten per platform. Every campaign is rebuilt in a different interface with different words — ad sets here, ad groups there, line items somewhere else.
Nothing is watching at 2am
Performance drops on Friday evening. Nobody looks until Monday. A journey has been failing to send for three days because a template was archived.
One customer record
One line, from the ad click to the renewal
Every step below writes to the same customer record. Nothing is exported, matched or reconciled at any point — because there was never more than one record to begin with.
- Ad clickSource, campaign and referral travel with the visitor
- BrowsePages, actions and scroll depth recorded and replayable
- ChatThe chatbot answers from your own documents
- Sign-upThe anonymous visitor becomes a contact — with their whole history
- ScoreConversion probability, engagement and channel preference
- JourneyMessages timed and branched by what they do next
- ConvertThe funnel records it and reports it back to the ad networks
- RetainLifecycle stage moves; rising churn risk triggers a win-back
The customer recordNo export. No spreadsheet match. No reconciliation step.
Seven AI agents
They do the work, not the drafting
Most tools added an assistant that writes you a caption. Nommos's agents publish, adjust budgets, answer customers and build campaigns — on a schedule, on your accounts.
Generate and publish content
Across eight platforms, written per platform, on the posting schedule you set.
Run campaigns on five ad networks
Create campaigns, generate and score creative, watch budget pacing and surface what needs a decision.
Answer customers across channels
Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram and website chat — escalating to a person with a recorded reason.
Build the CRM work for you
Describe a campaign in a sentence; get a segment, a template and a broadcast back as drafts to review.
Watch behaviour on your site
Around 40 kinds of meaningful action, plus funnels, heatmaps and session recordings.
You stay in control
Autonomy is a setting, not a promise
Every agent has a dial. Let content publish automatically at its scheduled time, or hold it in an approval queue and release it yourself. The CRM agent always proposes before it creates anything.
Publishing mode
- Auto Publish or Preview First One toggle per agent decides whether work goes out on its own or waits for you.
- An approval queue you actually use Generated content arrives with its platform, media, hashtags and schedule. Edit it in place, then approve, reject or skip.
- Nothing is created without a plan Ask the CRM agent for a campaign and it returns what it intends to build, as drafts. Sending stays a separate, deliberate action.
- Everything is recorded An audit trail, a live activity feed and a daily brief of what the agents did while you were away.
Depth that survives the demo
Consolidation only works if nothing important is lost
Three things a thin layer over other people's products cannot do. Bring the control you are certain will be missing and check.
Segments that filter on a prediction
Ten condition types — behaviour, timing, source, channel, consent, location and machine-learning scores. Say “churn risk is high and reachable by SMS” and get a live match count before you save.
Test a journey on a real customer
Pick a contact, run the journey and watch the path they would take, branch by branch, with timings and the reason it stops. The simulation sends no messages, changes no contacts and calls nothing.
Ad targeting down to the placement
Placements chosen individually, retargeting audiences included or excluded, bid strategy, pixel and conversion event. The depth a media buyer checks for first.
See it work
Three things that are quicker to watch than to read
Short, silent screen recordings. No voiceover, no edit tricks — the product doing the thing.
Where did this number come from?
Nothing was sent
A sentence becomes a campaign
All films are silent screen recordings with captions.
Multi-brand by design
Every brand its own workspace. One login. Nothing crosses over.
Brand isolation is how the platform is built, not a plan tier. Each brand gets its own separated data, branding, currency, timezone, language and team — and you move between them without logging out.
For agencies and multi-brand operators
Who it is for
Built for whoever is actually doing the marketing
Founders
You do the marketing yourself, between everything else. Nommos keeps it running on the days you cannot get to it.
For foundersGrowth teams
You own the number and report upward. One place where every channel is true, and a number you can click to explain.
For growth teamsAgencies & multi-brand
You run the same work across many brands with a small team. Add a brand without adding a person.
For agenciesBy the numbers
Facts you can check, not claims you have to trust
0AI agents
0Social platforms
0Ad networks
0+Tracked action types
0Segment condition types
0Interface languages
Everything above is a countable property of the product. Where we are not sure of something — a creative score built on thin data, a heatmap from too few sessions — the product says so rather than showing a confident number it cannot support.
See it against your own channels
A short walkthrough: the dashboard and where its numbers come from, the approval queue, a segment built on a model score, and a journey tested without sending anything.