Hi guys, Mubashir here, one of the two people behind Munshi.
We run Dojo Labs, and for a long time our own marketing ran across six tools. Research sat in one doc, drafts in another, posts in a scheduler, and results in a spreadsheet nobody opened until the next planning meeting. Two of us were running a blog and social accounts for two companies with no marketing hire, so the blog was usually the first thing to slip.
So we built Munshi for ourselves first. You describe your business once, and it builds your keywords and a blog plan from that. The article writer takes a topic through ten steps, and every draft gets two scores, one for Google and one for AI search, with the checks behind each number. For social, you write a post once and get a version for each network, sized to its character limit. It publishes to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Framer or Sanity and to eight social networks, then pulls the results and comments back into the same workspace.
It started as an internal board for Dojo's own content. We've run our blog and social on it every week since, and if a change made our own output worse, it didn't ship.
There's a 14 day free trial, no card needed. We'd love to know what your marketing stack looks like today, and which part of it you'd hand off first.
Hi guys, Mubashir here, one of the two people behind Munshi.
We run Dojo Labs, and for a long time our own marketing ran across six tools. Research sat in one doc, drafts in another, posts in a scheduler, and results in a spreadsheet nobody opened until the next planning meeting. Two of us were running a blog and social accounts for two companies with no marketing hire, so the blog was usually the first thing to slip.
So we built Munshi for ourselves first. You describe your business once, and it builds your keywords and a blog plan from that. The article writer takes a topic through ten steps, and every draft gets two scores, one for Google and one for AI search, with the checks behind each number. For social, you write a post once and get a version for each network, sized to its character limit. It publishes to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Framer or Sanity and to eight social networks, then pulls the results and comments back into the same workspace.
It started as an internal board for Dojo's own content. We've run our blog and social on it every week since, and if a change made our own output worse, it didn't ship.
There's a 14 day free trial, no card needed. We'd love to know what your marketing stack looks like today, and which part of it you'd hand off first.