Republic AI is a marketing and development studio. Our product, Republic Social, writes social posts and runs ad campaigns for small businesses — on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and Google Ads — publishing only what you approve.
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The flagship
Our marketing harness — your entire marketing stack, run from the AI you already use.
The studio
Your assistant is smart. It just can't reach anything. The harness connects it to your real accounts — publishing, campaigns, budgets — with approvals, spending caps, and a full log standing between your agent and the outside world.
In plain words
Republic AI is a Texas software studio. Our product, Republic Social, is a marketing tool for small businesses.
Republic Social connects to the accounts you already have — Facebook and Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and Google Ads. It writes social posts and ad campaigns for your business, shows you every draft, and publishes only after you approve.
If you sign in with Google, Republic Social reads your Google Ads account to show you how your campaigns are performing and, when you ask it to, creates new campaigns — always created paused, spending nothing until you turn them on. Nothing runs without your OK, and every change is kept in a permanent log.
Republic Social · Publishing
Your agent drafts the posts and designs the images. Republic Social holds them for your OK, then publishes to your connected accounts — week after week.
Republic Social · Advertising
Tell your agent who you serve. Campaigns on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn — written in your brand's words, created paused, spending nothing until you turn them on.
How it connects
Republic Social speaks MCP — the open standard for giving assistants tools. Point the AI you already use at it and your posts, campaigns, and budgets become things you run by asking. We're building the same approve-first pattern into custom harnesses for the rest of the work a business hands to software it has to trust.
See what it doesBuilding a product that needs marketing behind it — or an assistant that needs hands?