We set out to fix our own marketing. CinySuite started inside Ruh AI, a construction-AI company whose designer-led team kept losing the content war to the calendar. So we built the machine we wished existed, ran our own company on it, and only then productized it.
Every feature exists because Ruh AI's own marketing needed it: the review room because we would not publish unreviewed AI content under our brand, the persona panel because "looks fine to me" is not quality control, the cadence engine because consistency beat brilliance in our own search data.
We believe the production layer of content should be automated and the judgment layer should not. That split is baked into the architecture: the engine can research, write, design and schedule alone, but going live is a human's single click unless you explicitly hand it the keys.
Yes, they have names and faces. Not because it is cute, but because you manage them like a team: each one has a job, a track record, and an XP level that climbs as their work ships.
Reads your market, your rankings and your funnel, then briefs the whole team. Nothing gets made without her research.
Long-form specialist. 3,000-word articles with covers, infographics and internal links, in your voice, with sources.
Designs branded statics and carousels, writes per-platform captions, and fans everything to LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X.
The always-on one. Watches search signals, keyword movements and platform data around the clock so Julia's briefs stay live.
Runs the 40-persona feedback panel and archives every verdict. The reason your average quality score climbs month over month.
Cinematic reels and shorts. Currently in early access with design partners while the new engine lands.
Newsletters and drips, including our own Cineletter. In early access while the sending rails harden.
On the bench until the ads engine ships. We show him paused rather than pretending he works. That is the house style.
Every stat on this site is real output from the production install running Ruh AI. When something is early access, the page says so.
Default is always human-in-the-loop. Autopilot is a deliberate per-client switch, and even then the quality gates stay on.
Your platform tokens live in your hub, not our cloud. The fleet portal sees numbers, never secrets.