Ampere AI

Ampere is a brand-aware AI marketing workspace for founders, lean in-house teams, independent marketers, creators, freelancers, and small agencies. At its center is the Ampere AI agent: a general-purpose agent enhanced for marketing through reusable Brand memory, marketing-specific skills, and 200+ AI tools & skills. Users brief Ampere in plain English, attach source material, choose a model and reasoning effort, and follow the work inside an inspectable session workspace with chat history, browser activity, files, folders, previews, downloads, and generated artifacts. Ampere can plan and execute multi-step work while people retain direction, judgment, approval, and publishing control.

For research and strategy, Ampere can search and extract the open web, crawl sites, map site structure, analyze public company, social, creator, review, advertising, ecommerce, and search data, and organize findings into sourced market research, competitor analyses, battlecards, audience and positioning briefs, voice-of-customer reports, AI-search visibility reviews, trend snapshots, and campaign opportunities. Public-source coverage is provider-dependent and may be partial or unavailable. For production, Ampere can draft and edit website copy, landing and pricing pages, SEO content, newsletters, lifecycle email sequences, launch packages, social posts, carousels, ads, captions, scripts, briefs, and documentation. It also creates and edits images, video, voice, audio, music, avatars, presentations, spreadsheets, PDFs, structured reports, and other files, then packages finished deliverables and supporting guidance for review.

Brand memory stores reviewable knowledge about a brand’s products, audience, competitors, positioning, voice, colors, visual identity, channel presence, and market context so later sessions can begin with reusable context instead of a blank prompt. Projects keep related briefs, assets, files, and sessions together. Teams can share Organization context, credits, Project Assets, AI avatars, custom voices, and selected sessions with role-based access. Scheduled Tasks can run supported recurring prompts or AI Tool workflows and return results to a Project for review. Monitoring can check supported public sources hourly, daily, or weekly, surface evidence about meaningful changes, and hand follow-up work to Ampere; it does not promise exhaustive or real-time detection. Approved Connectors can let Ampere work with enabled third-party accounts while credentials remain server-brokered and external writes use review and approval gates. Ampere uses a subscription and shared credit model, with costs shown before eligible AI Tool runs and no surprise overages. New Organizations can build reusable Brand Context from a website or business brief, notes and documents, a logo, and reviewed competitor domains. All subscription tiers unlock the full product and differ by included credits; credits are shared across the Organization rather than assigned per seat.