Kathyra

Kathyra plans, writes, checks and publishes your social posts and email campaigns from one approved brand brief, behind approval gates your team controls.

Run your marketing as one operation. AURA LOGIC LABS deploys Kathyra privately for your business and operates it, with the approval controls you set and the provider usage you can see.

Scope
Deployment scope is agreed per client.
Deployment
Private, one per client
Operated by
AURA LOGIC LABS
In use
Sealed and Sowpeace

Every marketing tool asks for the same brief again.

Kathyra keeps brand facts, plans, approvals and provider costs together, so every post starts from one brief.

Without KathyraWith Kathyra
You explain your brand again to every tool and freelancer.Your team approves the brand facts once, and every workflow uses them.
Plans live in one tool and posts go out from another.Planning, writing and publishing run as one recorded social workflow.
Nobody is sure who approved what went out.Approval gates decide what goes out, and every decision is recorded.
AI and media bills arrive after the work is done.Every provider call is checked against your budget before it runs.

Shared knowledge. Connected workflows.

Reviewed brand knowledge supports the work across channels. Your deployment can combine social publishing, narratives, paid-ad creative, leads and CRM, email campaigns, and Copilot within the same operating controls.

This map shows the full product vision. Modules, connections and controls are agreed for each deployment.

  1. Shared inputs

    1. Market signals

      Keywords · regions · events

      Approved brand knowledge

      Products · offers · voice · constraints

      Direct input: Social publishing

      Ideal-customer definition: Leads and CRM

  2. Narratives (optional)

    Audience · region · time window. Adapts the approved message for social, email and paid creative.

    Optional

  3. Channel workflows

    1. Social publishing

      Plan · create · approve · publish

      Paid-ad creative

      Creative and copy

      Email campaigns

      Sequence · release gate · send

      Leads and CRM

      Find · enrich · score · record

      Recorded activity and usage: Shared operating controls

  4. Copilot

    The dashboard’s command path, with the same permissions

  5. Shared operating controls

    Roles · configured approvals · provider usage · audit records

Social can run directly from reviewed knowledge and market signals; narratives are optional, and every workflow reports to the same controls.

From keywords to the next publishing cycle.

Start with reviewed brand facts, the topics you watch and the schedule your team sets. Kathyra connects planning, generation, review and publishing, then uses saved post insights to inform the next cycle.

  1. Plan and inputs

    1. Reviewed Brand Info

      Products · events · sales

      Keyword watchlist

      Topics you configure

      Google News + Trends

      Signals for watched topics

      Posting schedule

      Set by your team

      Also feeds Content plan

    2. Trend analysis

    3. Content plan

      New products, events and sales take priority

  2. Generate and approve

    1. Generate scripts

      OpenRouter

    2. Automatic checks

      Voice · facts · safety

      OpenRouter

      Draft discardedWhen checks fail

      Passed

    3. Select a script

      Human gate · your team

      Trend-derived content stays human reviewed.

    4. Create content

      Image · video · other enabled formats

      Higgsfield or configured media route

    5. Approve publishing

      Human gate · your team

      Overdue, not publishedMissed posting time

      Approved

  3. Publish and measure

    1. Publish on schedule

      To selected, connected social accounts

      Postiz Cloud

    2. Save post metrics

    3. Update the insights tracker

    4. Analyse insights

      OpenRouter

  4. Separate route: client uploads

    1. Client uploads media or text

      With a caption

    2. Destinations validated

    3. Publish now or schedule

      Postiz Cloud

      No generation, content checks or approval gate. Permissions, audit and usage controls still apply.

Script selection and publish approval are separate human decisions. Owner or admin policies may enable bounded auto modes; the AI never grants itself approval.

Connect prospect work to a controlled sending process.

Define who you want to reach, prepare the campaign message and keep contact activity together. The configured workflow connects lead research, CRM records and email sequences with a release gate and suppression checks.

  1. Ideal-customer profile

    Defined by you

  2. Lead search, enrichment and scoring

    Configured lead-data route

  3. CRM record

    Company · contact · deal · activity

  4. Suppression check

    Before any message is sent

    Eligible contacts only

  5. Approved campaign message

    Personalised sequence

    Subject · body · send time

    Also feeds Personalised sequence

  6. Human release gate

    Configured approval

  7. Dedicated sending inbox

    Primary domain excluded

  8. Replies and activity

    Recorded in CRM

Suppression is checked before any sequence is built, and unsubscribes, bounces and complaints flow back into it.
  • Unsubscribe

    Every message carries List-Unsubscribe.

  • Sending route

    Cold outreach uses a dedicated sending setup with your primary domain excluded. Delivery is not guaranteed.

  • Providers

    Lead-data and warm-inbox providers are selected for each client.

  • Variant testing

    Testing subject, body or send time is optional and enabled only when your deployment includes it.

Adapt the message to the channel.

A reviewed narrative gives social, email and paid creative a shared message. Channel adaptation changes the format, language and disclosure for the intended audience.

Paid-ad creative covers creative and copy generation for agreed destinations. Campaign buying and optimisation are outside this description.

  1. Approved brand knowledge

    What is true now

  2. Reviewed narrative

    Audience · region · time window

  3. Channel adaptation

    Format · language · disclosure

  4. Organic social

    Video · image · text

    Email message

    Hook · subject · body

    Paid-ad creative

    For agreed destinations such as Google, Meta or TikTok

  5. Configured release or creative review

One approved message reaches three channels, and each output passes a configured release or creative review.

Decide what can go out. See what services consume.

Release decisions and provider spending use separate controls. Your team configures roles and approval policies. Provider actions check available usage before running and record consumption afterwards.

  1. Release

    1. Prepared item

      Post · sequence · publishing request

    2. Role and release policy

      Configured by your team

      Owners or admins may enable bounded auto modes as a policy choice.

    3. Configured approval gate

      Agents do not approve their own work

      Stop or pauseRejected or late

      Approved

    4. Publish or send

  2. Usage

    1. Requested provider action

      Model · media · data · mail · publishing

    2. Reserve available usage

      Checked before the call

      Stop or pauseUsage cap reached

      Usage available

    3. Enabled provider call

      Within the configured scope

    4. Settle and record usage

      Usage · activity · audit

      Usage records are not attributed acquisition cost or proof of campaign profit.

Release and usage run on separate paths: one decides what goes out, the other what each provider call may consume.
  • Client uploads

    The separate client-upload route has no approval gate. Permissions, audit and usage controls still apply.

A private deployment, operated for your business.

Kathyra is deployed per client. Your environment stores brand knowledge, contacts, content and activity records. Enabled external services receive the information needed for their part of the workflow. AURA LOGIC LABS configures and operates the agreed deployment.

  1. AURA LOGIC LABS

    Configures and operates the agreed deployment

  2. Team dashboard and Copilot

    Your roles and permissions

    Requests work

  3. Shared command layer

    One path for permissions, approvals and usage

    A separate connection per enabled service: External services (processing)

    Reads and records

  4. Your client environment (storage)

    1. Brand knowledge

      Contacts

      Content

      Activity records

  5. External services (processing)

    1. Model providers

      Media providers

      Lead-data providers

      Email sending

      Publishing services

      Each enabled service receives only the information needed for its part of the workflow.

Your client environment stores the records; external services only process what an enabled step sends them, each through its own connection.

Commercial structure

  • Setup

    Configuration, brand onboarding and agreed connections.

  • Subscription

    Operation, support and improvement.

  • Third-party usage

    Provider consumption, shown separately.

  • Agreed per client

    Hosting, provider choices, usage budgets and scope.

Already in use. Configured differently for each business.

Sealed and Sowpeace are paying clients with live Kathyra deployments. Their deployment scopes differ.

  • Sealed

    Secure logistics and confidential document delivery.

  • Sowpeace

    Home-decor and lifestyle commerce.

How a deployment is set up.

  1. Define

    Goals, channels, regions, roles and controls.

  2. Configure

    Brand knowledge, connections, policies and budgets.

  3. Review

    Workflow gates, test outputs and operating scope.

  4. Operate

    Run the agreed workflows, inspect activity and improve.

Take the operating model with you.

Read the Kathyra Product Prospectus for the workflow diagrams, deployment boundaries and commercial structure.

Kathyra Product Prospectus · PDF · 8 pages · 10.7 MB

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