Built inside Airmeet because buyers asked ChatGPT first.
We ask the engines. You see the miss. You get a draft to accept or edit. Nothing goes live without you. We ask again.
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Built inside a company that needed it first.
AirPulse was born inside Airmeet, when buyers started asking ChatGPT which events tool to use. We built the daily ask so we could see, engine by engine, named or not named.
Then we ran the same loop for Newton School, PropChk, BytePe and an IT services firm on WordPress — dated cases, not live badges. The playbook held, and AirPulse became a product.
We still run it on our own marketing every day. If a feature does not survive our own Monday review, it does not ship to yours.
If you are not named in the answer, paid has to buy the click back.
A dropped score with no named or not-named row is a toy. The dashboard's job is to hand you the next draft to approve.
Stable prompt list. Real fetches. Honest deltas. Built so you can forward named or not named.
An audit is a PDF. The job is the daily loop: we ask, you see the miss, you approve the draft, we ask again.
One marketer. One login. The queue.
Our end state is simple: one person on a lean team opens AirPulse, approves the drafts, and we re-ask the engines. Nothing goes live without them.
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Demos are run by the team that ships the product and runs it on its own brands. Bring hard questions.