Ops Studio
One private studio · One founder

It drafts. You approve. It ships.

Ops Studio is a private operations studio for one founder. It writes LinkedIn posts in your voice, researches prospects before drafting a word to them, and queues everything for your approval — on a server of its own, reachable from Telegram.

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How it works

One loop, running every day.

Everything the studio does is one loop. Your material goes in. Drafts come out. You approve from your phone. What ships brings back replies and conversations — and those become material for the next draft. Your part of the loop is the tap.

Fig. 01 — The loopDraft → approve → ship → learn
The loop: material goes in, the studio drafts, you approve, it ships, and results come back to feed the next draft. 01 MATERIAL IN calls · notes opinions 02 THE STUDIO drafts posts · outreach in your voice 03 YOU APPROVE one tap on your phone 04 IT SHIPS publishes sends DRAFT APPROVED RESULTS COME BACK replies · comments · conversations FEEDS THE NEXT DRAFT The loop: material goes in, the studio drafts, you approve, it ships, and results come back to feed the next draft. MATERIAL IN calls · notes · opinions THE STUDIO DRAFTS posts · outreach · your voice YOU APPROVE one tap on your phone APPROVED IT SHIPS publishes · sends RESULTS COME BACK replies · conversations FEEDS THE NEXT DRAFT
What it does

A working studio, not another tool to operate.

Your studio runs on its own server. You talk to it over Telegram and a small web app. It does the work; you make the calls.

01

Writes in your voice

It learns how you write from your own material — your calls, your notes, your past posts — not from a prompt that says "be professional". The drafts sound like you because they are built from you.

02

Researches before it writes

Before it drafts a word to a prospect, it reads what is public about them — who they are, what they do, what they care about. Outreach starts from knowledge, not a template.

03

Works from your calendar

With your permission — one tap, revocable any time — it reads your calendar and knows who you are meeting. The transcripts of those calls get filed, so your own thinking becomes your content.

04

Queues everything for approval

Every post and every message waits in your queue. One approval covers one item. Approve, edit, or reject — from Telegram or the web app.

05

Publishes and sends

Approved posts go on schedule to your own LinkedIn. Approved outreach goes out under your name. You see the queue and can pull anything at any time.

06

Keeps the record

Who was contacted, what was said, what was posted, what came back. The studio keeps the record, and you can ask it questions in plain language.

The rule

Nothing goes out until you tap Approve.

Every post, every message, every reply starts as a draft in your queue. The studio prepares; you decide. That is not a setting — it is how the system is built.

  1. Step 1

    The studio drafts

    It writes the post or the outreach message and places it in your review queue.

  2. Step 2 · You

    You approve

    You read it on Telegram or in the web app. One tap — approve, edit, or reject.

  3. Step 3

    Only then it ships

    Approved posts publish on schedule. Approved outreach goes out. Nothing else moves.

In and out

What it reads. What it makes.

The studio works from what you already produce — your calendar, your calls, your notes, and what comes back to your posts and messages. Out of that it makes posts, researched outreach, a queue waiting for your tap, and a record of all of it.

Fig. 02 — In and outSources → studio → drafts
The studio reads your calendar, call transcripts, replies, and notes; it makes posts, outreach drafts, an approval queue, and a record. WHAT IT READS WHAT IT MAKES CALENDAR who you're meeting CALL TRANSCRIPTS what was said, filed REPLIES what came back YOUR NOTES what you think YOUR STUDIO reads · drafts · records POSTS in your voice, scheduled OUTREACH DRAFTS prospect researched first THE QUEUE waiting for your tap THE RECORD who, what, when, outcome The studio reads your calendar, call transcripts, replies, and notes; it makes posts, outreach drafts, an approval queue, and a record. WHAT IT READS CALENDAR who you're meeting CALL TRANSCRIPTS what was said, filed REPLIES what came back YOUR NOTES what you think YOUR STUDIO reads · drafts · records WHAT IT MAKES POSTS in your voice, scheduled OUTREACH DRAFTS prospect researched first THE QUEUE waiting for your tap THE RECORD who, what, when, outcome
Separate by design

Every studio stands alone.

Ops Studio is not a shared platform with accounts on it. Each founder gets a studio of their own — and there is no path from one studio to another.

Fig. 03 — One studio per founderNothing crosses
Three separate studios, each with its own server user, its own database, and its own keys. No path connects one studio to another. STUDIO 01 ONE FOUNDER its own server user its own database its own keys × STUDIO 02 ONE FOUNDER its own server user its own database its own keys × STUDIO 03 ONE FOUNDER its own server user its own database its own keys NO PATH FROM ONE STUDIO TO ANOTHER Three separate studios, each with its own server user, its own database, and its own keys. No path connects one studio to another. STUDIO 01 — ONE FOUNDER its own server user its own database its own keys × STUDIO 02 — ONE FOUNDER its own server user its own database its own keys × STUDIO 03 — ONE FOUNDER its own server user its own database its own keys NO PATH BETWEEN STUDIOS

Its own server

Your studio runs under its own user on its own server. No shared runtime, no shared sessions.

Its own database

Your calls, notes, drafts, and prospect research live in a store no other client can reach.

Its own keys

Your LinkedIn, calendar, and Telegram credentials belong to your studio alone. One client's data cannot reach another's.

Getting started

Set up for you, not by you.

There is nothing to install and nothing to configure. We build your studio, connect your accounts together with you on a call, and hand you a working system. From then on you reach it where you already are — Telegram, and a small web app for the queue.

  1. 01

    We build it

    Your studio is assembled on its own server, loaded with your material, and tuned to your voice.

  2. 02

    We connect it, with you

    On one call, your calendar, LinkedIn, and Telegram are linked. Every permission is granted by you and revocable by you.

  3. 03

    You use it

    Message it like a colleague. Review the queue. Tap approve. That is the whole job.

Your calendar, your call

Access you grant.
Access you can revoke.

Connecting Google Calendar takes one tap and is entirely optional. Your studio reads your events so it knows who you are meeting, and files the transcripts of those calls inside your own studio — where your thinking becomes material for posts.

You can revoke access at any time from your Google account. What we store and why is written down in the Privacy Policy; the rules of the service are in the Terms of Service.

In plain terms
  • Calendar access is read-only and granted by you.
  • It is used to prepare you for calls and file their transcripts.
  • Everything stays inside your own studio.
  • Nothing is published or sent without your approval.
  • Disconnect whenever you want. The studio keeps working without it.
Next step

See a working studio.

Book a call. We will walk you through a live studio, answer everything, and you can decide from there.

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