The problem

snouts is a premium, minimal dog-apparel brand carrying a breed-specific snout mark. Like every small brand, it lived or died on showing up daily on social. But daily short-form video means shooting, editing, captioning, and posting across three platforms. That's a full content team the brand didn't have.

The engine

So we built one. An idea becomes a branded 9:16 clip, gets reviewed on a board, and auto-publishes to Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook on a cadence, with the brand's real logo never faked. It worked, so we opened it to more brands. That engine became Protegee.

What it runs, every day

The problem

CloseFaster helps sales teams close faster, but its own top-of-funnel ran on the occasional founder post. Consistent, on-brand short-form was the one thing nobody had time to make.

The engine

Protegee turns product updates and sales insights into a steady feed of branded clips across three networks. One marketer approves the queue; the engine renders and ships on a set cadence.

What it runs, every day

The problem

Tie audits financial filings for a living, a category that rarely turns into scroll-stopping video. Explaining it daily on social was slow, technical work.

The engine

Protegee is learning Tie's voice, turning dense audit findings into short, credible explainers on a light cadence while the team sharpens its taste week over week.

What it runs, every day

The problem

Cardalogue makes shoppable digital catalogs, a visual product that still needed a person to cut, caption, and post clips every single day.

The engine

Protegee renders catalog highlights into branded 9:16 posts and publishes across three networks on a set cadence, with no editor in the loop.

What it runs, every day