UGC marketing for a fitness app
MarketingA creator-video factory for a consumer subscription, built around the fact that the creative is now the targeting.
Schematic is an open library of visual blueprints — companies, workflows, products, processes and the agents that run them. Map yours, or start from someone else's.
The blueprints people actually put to work.
A creator-video factory for a consumer subscription, built around the fact that the creative is now the targeting.
Every pound in and out of a small café, drawn once, including the costs that only appear in month three.
A repurposing pipeline that starts with something you already said, rather than a blank page every Monday.
Who does what in the first ten minutes, and why the person fixing it should never be the person posting updates.
Forty agencies list the identical unit at the identical price. So the listing is not the product — the room you put the buyer in is.
A study loop built around producing something every week, because reading alone does not survive contact with a busy month.
Fresh from the community.
Volunteers, borrowed tables and a rule that surprises everyone: you do not drop your toaster off, you sit down next to the person mending it.
The unglamorous half of shipping an indie game: the hundred-dollar fee, the coming-soon page, the wishlist number and the two-hour refund window.
Two hectares, Skal certification, a two-year conversion period you cannot sell through, and members who pay in March for food they eat in August.
A list where the customer is often six weeks out of surgery, the conversion is an appointment, and the wrong subject line does real harm.
A creator-video factory for a consumer subscription, built around the fact that the creative is now the targeting.
Forty agencies list the identical unit at the identical price. So the listing is not the product — the room you put the buyer in is.
How organisations are structured and how they make money.
The processes that turn intent into delivered work.
Discovery, delivery and the life of a feature.
Systems, pipelines and the way software gets shipped.
Demand, content and the route to an audience.
Habits, learning and the systems people run for themselves.
Drop nodes on an infinite canvas — teams, tools, steps, data, decisions — and connect them.
Find a schematic that already solves your problem and copy it into your own account.
Adapt it. Your version keeps a link back to the original and its author.
Attach agents and integrations to nodes so the system can start running itself.
Every published schematic is public, readable and copyable. The platform itself is open source. The goal is simple: nobody should have to start from a blank page.