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MAE runs the campaign. PAI runs the busywork.

Acrozen builds intelligent systems. Two products are live: MAE runs a marketing campaign from research to measurement. PAI maps your profession's processes and runs the repetitive ones.

Run MAE yourself Type your profession
  • Five stages: research → measurement
  • 12 professions mapped

We build agents for the boring part. Research to measurement for a marketing campaign, scheduling, paperwork and follow-up for your profession.

MAE — Marketing Agentic Engine

Give MAE a goal. Five agents take it from research to measurement, one stage at a time, in front of you.

Type your own goal, or pick an industry and run it on a sample goal.

Drag to orbit. Click a pod to read what it produced.

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The difference

The manual way vs. the agent way

Same business, same week. On one side, a person moving tabs. On the other, five agents carrying the work between them.

An isometric scene of greyed-out workstation pods with dead screens reading 'Manual Follow-ups', 'Copy-Paste Reports', 'Missed Leads' and 'No Feedback Loop'.

Without agents

Everything waits on a person

  • Copy-paste between four tabs and one spreadsheet
  • Follow-ups that happen if someone remembers
  • Reports written by hand, after the week is gone
  • Nothing feeds back into the next week
An isometric scene of five lit workstation pods around a glowing blue engine core. Their screens read 'Audience Map', 'Campaign Plan', 'Ad Copy', 'Channel Schedule' and 'Live Metrics'.

With agents

The work moves between machines

  • One goal in, five artefacts out
  • Each stage hands the next one a finished document
  • Numbers come back the same week, not the next month
  • Last week's results change next week's plan

PAI — Profession AI

Type your job. PAI maps the processes that job runs on, then shows you which ones it can take over.

12 professions mapped so far.

Every map was built with people who do that job. If yours is not mapped yet, PAI says so rather than guessing.

An isometric scene of a glowing blue agent core with wireframe profiles circling above it, connected by light traces to four lit workstation pods labelled 'Patient Intake', 'Follow-up Calls', 'Billing Reminders' and 'Review Requests'.
The shape of a process map, drawn for one job. A dental practice is the example here — the same engine points at a different set of steps for every other profession.

Outputs

Five things you can read before you pay for anything

Every stage of MAE writes a document. Not a summary of a document — the document.

01

Audience & channel brief

Who you are talking to, why they matter, and where you will show up. Written from your goal, not from a template.

SegmentsChannelsFormatsWhat we need from you
02

Campaign plan

Positioning, one offer, three waves, and the guardrails that stop it claiming things it can't prove.

  • Wave 1Intent40%
  • Wave 2Proof35%
  • Wave 3Retention25%
03

Ad copy

Headlines and bodies per channel, in your voice, with the claims pass already run.

04

Schedule

Every placement, its timing, its format, and a UTM scheme the numbers can actually join up on.

05

Measurement dashboard

Reach, engagement, conversions and cost per lead — with the loop that sends the numbers back into the research stage so next week is different from this week.

An isometric scene of a tall dashboard monolith with a line chart and four bar tiles, flanked by two smaller pods labelled 'Next Week' and 'Cost per Lead', with a glowing blue arc looping from the top of the monolith back into its base.

Next on the PAI roadmap

A PAI ships when its process map has been tested with people who do that job. Nothing is listed before it exists. The queue:

Want yours next? Tell us what you do. Requests set the order of the queue.