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Hire the coworker, not the demo
A Clembot install is your own vault, your own voice configuration, your own approval gate, and your own copy of the record. It is not a shared SaaS tenant and there is no free tier.
What an install is
You get
- The engine, pointed at a vault that belongs to you.
- Voice, cadence and channel configuration built from your existing material.
- Drafting, review, scheduling and reporting — with the approval gate on.
- The evidence log, so "what did it do this week" has a checkable answer.
- Automated routines on a schedule you set. None of them publish.
You don't get
- Autonomous posting. It is off, and turning it on is not on the roadmap.
- A dashboard login for your whole team — installs are single-tenant and small.
- Invented numbers. Anything not in your configuration comes back marked, not guessed.
- A migration off. The vault is plain Markdown and YAML; it is yours to walk away with.
Before you decide, the arguments for all of that are checkable rather than claimed: 114 commits and 136 evidence records areon the proof page, 6 shipped projects are linked from the overview, and the approval gate issomething you can click.
Join the waitlist
Mail is the whole form. Tell me what you'd point a coworker at and what you're currently doing by hand — that is genuinely the useful part, and it is more signal than a dropdown would collect.
Installs are single-tenant, so the list moves slowly on purpose.