Content and ad spend that run themselves.

Inside rules you set: publishing grounded in your own data, ad budgets steered by profit and live market prices. Your team holds the kill switch.

Content Engine in production today · Profit Engine taking paid pilot applications

Live From Production

This is not a demo.

The Content Engine publishes autonomously on MetalTakip, our Turkish-language gold market platform: grounded in live data, gated by rules, with every action logged. The output is public; the timestamps are real.

Quiet days are the gates working. The engine publishes on real events, not on a content quota.

On our own platform the engine runs at full autonomy: gates instead of approvals. Client engines start recommend-only; you graduate them.

How We Work

X-ray. Paid pilot. Engine.

One to two weeks, read-only access or your own exports. You get a written report with quantified leaks and a measurement protocol. Fixed fee, quoted in writing before we start.

Recommend-only: the engine proposes, your team approves every action. Value is measured against the protocol we committed to in the report.

Staged autonomy with caps and a kill switch you control. Monthly value report: numbers, not adjectives.

We commit the measurement protocol upfront: holdout or geo controls where the account structure allows, and we say so when it does not. Before/after ROAS in a volatile market is theater.

See How We Work
One Rulebook

Governed, or it does not ship.

Silence over mistakes

When the engine is not sure, it does nothing.

Autonomy is earned

It reports first, proposes next, acts last.

You hold the kill switch

Every action is logged and capped.

Proof over promises

Our engines run on our own platform first: MetalTakip has published autonomously since July 2026.

Book Your X-Ray Call

Start with an X-ray of your funnel.

You are booking a conversation, not a purchase. The intro call is free and takes 20 minutes; the X-ray itself is a paid, fixed-scope engagement with the price quoted in writing before we start.

We run a small number of engagements at a time; X-rays are scheduled, not queued.