One voice agent that turns a spoken idea into ad creative and a live campaign, then deploys social media subagents to seed the channels where the problem is already discussed — on hardware you own.
How the pieces fit together
The platform is one product with two jobs in a fixed order. First, build conviction: talk the idea through, let the voice agent write the problem statement and the ad creative, and run a small campaign that tests whether cold strangers respond. Second, distribute what survived: hand the claim to social media subagents that show up in the threads where the problem is already named.
The order matters. Seeding a claim that has not survived a cold audience means building presence around a sentence you may need to retract. That is why validation comes before distribution, and why subagents arrive on the plans that assume you have already tested something.
What you get out of it
A decision. Not a research document, not a positioning canvas, and not a dashboard — the ability to continue or stop deliberately, early enough that either answer is affordable. Read more on why conviction is the deliverable, or start with the setup guide.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Microphone?
- Microphone is a voice agent that learns from paid ads, then puts that conviction to work seeding organic channels through social media subagents.
- What problem does the platform solve?
- It closes the gap between having an idea and having evidence. Instead of spending months building or weeks writing a creative brief, you describe the idea out loud and get a live test in front of strangers.
- Do I need marketing or advertising experience?
- No. The mechanics of getting from a conversation to a campaign are handled. The judgment about what claim to test and when to stop stays with you, which is where it belongs.
- Where does the social work run?
- On a Raspberry Pi 5 you own. Comments, posts, and likes happen on hardware in your house rather than in a shared cloud browser holding your logged-in sessions.