Meet Eline, your AI marketing manager.
Tell her a goal. She plans the work, delegates to a team of fourteen specialist agents, runs it overnight, and reports back in the morning, every action waiting for your approval. One manager, one source of truth, your whole marketing function.
Connects with what you already use
The problem
Marketing is ten jobs. Most teams have neither the team nor the tools.
A modern marketing function is outbound, copy, email, SEO, paid ads, design, content, social, analytics, and the research that feeds all of it. Ten distinct jobs. Almost nobody has ten people to do them, so a handful of smart marketers spread themselves thin, each one wearing four hats and doing none of them justice.
And the tooling makes it worse. An outbound platform here, a content calendar there, an SEO suite, an ad manager, three dashboards that don’t agree with each other. A dozen tabs, none of which talk. The team spends more of the week wrangling tools than marketing, and no single place tells you what’s true.
Ten jobs
one marketing function actually requires
No team
to staff each of them properly
A dozen tools
that none of them talk to each other
The shift
The answer was never another tool. It was a manager.
For a decade, software could only assist: suggest, autocomplete, summarize. The human still had to open every tool and do every step. Adding more tools just added more steps. What was missing wasn’t capability. It was someone to hold the whole picture and run it.
That’s the shift. AI crossed from assistant to operator, able to write publishable copy, run real research, draft a calendar, plan a launch, and make a call. The right shape isn’t ten more apps. It’s one manager who takes the goal, breaks it into work, hands each piece to the specialist who’s best at it, and brings it all back to one place. That’s Eline.
What we’re building
One manager. A team of fourteen. One source of truth.
Eline is the manager.
You give her a goal in plain English: “warm up the launch list” or “grow demo bookings 20% this quarter.” She turns it into a plan, decides what each piece needs, and orchestrates the whole thing end to end.
Fourteen specialists do the work.
She delegates to a team of specialist agents (outbound, copy, email, SEO, paid ads, design, content, social, growth, research), each focused on one craft, all running in parallel, overnight, every night.
Everything converges to one place.
Every channel, draft, and number lands in one source of truth. You read a single morning digest of what changed and what needs a decision, then approve, edit, or redirect. No tab-hopping, no juggling dashboards.
The team of fourteen
Ten streams. One convergence point.
The mark isn’t decoration. It’s the model. Every specialist stream flows into a single source of truth: Eline.
What we believe
Principles we hold harder than is fashionable.
Approval-gated by default.
Eline drafts, plans, and queues. She does not publish, send, or spend without your say-so. Nothing leaves your account until you approve it. Autonomy is a setting you turn up deliberately, not the starting position.
Honest about what AI can and can’t do.
A morning digest says "drafted 4 posts, queued 12 outbound emails, paused one ad set," not "synergized omnichannel growth velocity." When an agent is unsure, it says so and asks. We name the work plainly.
Your data stays yours.
We read what you connect to do the work, and we write only where you grant it. You can review, override, or roll back any agent action, and disconnect a source the moment you want to. Your accounts are yours.
No fake anything.
No invented metrics, no logos we haven’t earned, no "trusted by" theater. Eline is in free private beta and we’d rather show you the real thing working than dress up something that isn’t there yet.
Founder note
We built the manager we kept wishing we had.
Every marketing team I’ve been close to runs the same way: a few sharp people, an impossible list of jobs, and a drawer full of tools that each solve a sliver of the problem. The work that needs a human (judgment, taste, the call on what matters) gets squeezed out by the work that doesn’t. Everyone’s busy. Nobody’s sure what’s working.
When AI got good enough to do the work, not just suggest it, the shape of the answer became obvious. Not another tool to babysit. A manager. One that takes the goal, plans it, hands each piece to a specialist, runs it while you sleep, and comes back with a clear picture and a short list of decisions. Approve, edit, redirect. You stay in charge, and the busywork doesn’t stay on your plate.
We’re early and we’re honest about it. Eline is in free private beta, built by a small team in Tel Aviv. If execution is eating your strategy, I want to hear from you, and a real person will read it.
Alon Kivity
Founder, Eline · Tel Aviv
Eline, Inc. · Made in Tel Aviv · Free private beta
One teammate. Your whole marketing team.
Connect your stack and read your first morning digest tomorrow. Or watch Eline plan a launch on a live demo first.