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Featured app • CharacterQuilt
Write a brief and let AI agents build and ship the campaign in your own tools
The ideas were never the problem. You know the campaigns you want to run, you just cannot click through ten tools fast enough to ship them all. CharacterQuilt takes a brief and its agents pull the audience, design the on-brand creative, and deploy it straight into HubSpot, Marketo, or LinkedIn. Most teams ship their first campaign within hours. Trusted by teams at Bloomreach, BigCommerce, and Pushpay.
What is it:
An AI marketing agency whose agents pull audience data, design on-brand creative, and deploy campaigns in the tools you already use.
Who is it for:
Marketing teams with more campaigns to run than people to click through them all.
Alternative to:
Jasper, Typeface, or hiring a traditional agency, plus the pile of point tools you duct-tape in between.
Why we like it:
We like CharacterQuilt because it clears the campaign backlog without adding headcount or another login, running the tools you already pay for straight from a single brief.
Explore more app discoveries
Missed a previous issue? Don’t worry! Catch up on all the incredible apps we’ve featured in past issues and find hidden gems you might have overlooked.
 | An AI sales agent that finds high-intent leads from buying signals and runs personalized outreach to book demos. |
 | An AI account manager that monitors every customer, flags expansion and churn risks, and drafts the outreach automatically. |
 | An AI spreadsheet that connects to your databases and files, then writes the formulas, Python, and charts for you. |
 | An AI video sales agent that runs personalized, interactive product demos for your website visitors instantly, around the clock. |
Their first after-hours call was a $20,000 job.
Air Texas was paying $2,000 a month for an answering service that couldn't close jobs.
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