A plan you say yes to
Read the plan before any work starts.
Marketing for small business owners
Say what you want done. Swayu writes a plan in plain words. Say yes, and your team researches, writes and designs. You get drafts to approve, in English, Hinglish or Hindi. Nothing is posted without you.
Read the plan before any work starts.
See each step in plain words as it happens.
The screen is in English. Your drafts come in the language your customers read.
The problem
You know marketing matters. You do not have time to do it.
An agency costs more than it returns for a small business.
Most software gives you a blank screen and expects you to learn it.
Swayu gives you a team and asks one question: what do you want done?
Your team starts with your goal and waits whenever your yes matters.
Type it in plain words. A launch week, a festive offer, or a month of posts.
Your marketing manager writes a short plan. Say yes, or ask for a change.
The researcher, writer, designer and planner each do their part. You see every step.
Research waits for your yes. Every draft stays ready for you to read and use.
Turns your goal into a short plan and gives each task to the right specialist.
Reads your website and public pages about your market. Writes two short notes for you to approve.
Writes your posts from the notes you approved, in English, Hinglish or Hindi.
Makes one image to go with the posts.
Lays the posts out across thirty days, so you know what to post and when.
Open one piece of work and see the plan, each yes, every step, the finished drafts, and what it cost.
Diwali offer
Marketing manager
Your plan is ready to read
Sample only. These controls do not change anything.
You never set anything up. You say what you want, read the plan, and approve the work.
Swayu asks what you want done. It does not ask you to build anything, connect anything, or learn a new screen. If you can send a message, you can use it.
Before any work starts, your manager writes one short plan in plain words. You say yes or ask for a change. A plan is still free to change. A finished job is not.
One list shows who was asked to do what, what came back, and what it cost. Plain sentences. There is no second conversation happening where you cannot see it.
The screen is in English. Your posts can come in English, Hinglish or Hindi. Set it once for your business and every draft follows.
One button stops the work and cancels what is in progress. Everything finished before that stays yours.
Every piece of work has a spending limit you can see before it starts. Every step shows what it cost. The work stops at that limit and tells you, rather than passing it and telling you afterwards.
Each one is a whole piece of work: a plan you say yes to, research you read, and drafts you collect.

You are putting something new in front of people and you need a week of consistent posts behind it, not one post and silence.
Read this one
The month needs filling and it keeps slipping. A thirty day plan and the drafts to go with it, ready for you to read.
Read this one
Diwali, Eid, Onam or a local celebration. Give your team the offer, the dates and the limits, and read the plan before anything is written.
Read this oneNo boxes to drag and no arrows to connect. You describe what you want in a sentence.
A launch, a festive offer, or a month of posts. Say it once and your team takes it from there.
You write in plain words and everything Swayu shows you is in plain words. No settings, no jargon.
Swayu keeps one profile of your business. What you sell, how you speak, and what you never say. Every draft follows it.
Your customers do not all read English. Your drafts can come in Hinglish or Hindi, set once for your business.
At every point that matters, the work stops and asks. Asking for a change is one click and a note.
Most products sell you what they can do. These are the limits we built on purpose, and none of them is a switch you have to go and find.
Swayu has no way to post to any account anywhere. Not switched off, not behind a setting. It does not exist, so it cannot be turned on by accident. Every output is a draft you approve.
The work stops at the plan and waits. If you never answer, nothing happens and nothing is spent beyond writing the plan itself.
The brand note and the competitor note are approved together, before a single word of a post is written from them.
Swayu never quietly carries on with part of the team and hands you the result as if it were finished. It stops, and it tells you what failed in plain words.
When the work stops, everything already made stays intact and usable. A failure costs you the rest of the job, never the part that worked.
Every piece of work has a spending limit, shown in rupees before it starts. The work stops at that limit and tells you, rather than passing it and telling you afterwards.
Fourteen days, no charge. Say what you want done, read the plan, and see the first drafts before you pay anything.