Avakata is an AI living brain that fits any website, any store, any CMS — an invisible helmet on every worker’s head. It researches, markets, does SEO and GEO, writes, sells and fixes, around the clock, and learns from every visitor. Every move has a safeguard and a one-click rollback. You think it, it does it. Built by a co-founder of what became Google Analytics.
One click. One tag. The brain goes to work.
Pulse installs on your site in one click — no rebuild, no re-platform. It maps how your company actually markets and operates, then puts the agent workforce on it: pages rewrite themselves, campaigns write themselves, pipelines tighten, and expenses go bye-bye.
You get a campaign. You get a campaign. Everybody gets a campaign.
Every website has a brain — the thing that decides what it says, what it fixes, and what it learns. Most run on a second-grade one: it memorized a single answer at launch and repeats it forever, while the questions, the algorithms and the buyers move on. Avakata seats a Mensa-grade operator at the controls instead.
“Self-healing,” in plain words — the loop that runs all night:
A page underperforms: traffic bounces, a button goes ignored, an answer engine passes you over.
The brain replays sessions, reads the heatmaps, and isolates exactly why.
Specialist agents draft the fix — copy, layout, schema or code — and a critic gate scores it.
The fix deploys autonomously. Logged, reversible — no ticket, no standup, no waiting.
The result feeds the model, so the next fix starts smarter. That loop is healing.
A website that learns is an asset. One that doesn’t is a virtual paperweight.
Every agency says their site is resilient. Ours lets you test it. Click anything below to break it — then watch a named agent detect it, repair it, and log the fix. This is the same loop that runs on client sites all night.
Avakata is a self-building, self-healing, fully autonomous layer for your website — a brand-new build or the site you already run. Thirty specialist agents listen to OpenAI, Perplexity, Google AI, and Claude search signals in real time, retune your organic SEO and GEO, rewrite content toward the questions people are actually asking, and build their own code patches — day and night, completely hands-off. It never reacts. It leads.
Real-time signals from OpenAI, Perplexity and Google AI search, plus your own analytics and heatmaps — it hears the questions people are asking before your competitors do.
Content, schema, organic SEO and GEO — and its own code patches when something breaks. Built, critic-gated and shipped day and night. Every change logged and reversible.
A living, breathing website that is never reacting — the brain keeps re-aiming your site at where demand is going next. The perpetual trendsetter.
Meet the workforce inside the brain. Each agent is a narrow specialist — one mines AI-search queries, one rewrites title tags, one heals low-converting blocks, one just rotates this site's palette. Below is the live job queue: what each of the thirty is doing right now, on this site.
Call signs are codenames. The work is real — read the Avakata Slices the engine files about what it shipped.
Engine departure board
Your site, ads, inbox and search presence each have work in flight. The board flips as each job leaves the station.
Autonomous campaigns across Google Ads, Meta, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Reddit — programmatically monitored, copy rewritten in real time, every decision fed by the brain. It drafts months of content schedule that re-plans itself on live data; humans approve every word before it ships. Posts land at each platform’s peak-engagement window. Images and video are created agentically — and so is the reporting. As the agents get smarter, so does your business. One word; "Ameliorate". Our goal is to ameliorate any business's current Ops, Marketing, Sales, Web Presence, issues into a satisfying experience, simultaneously alleviating the corporate worry of "what am I missing, and what am I supposed to be implementing next"?
Every campaign watched around the clock — budgets, creative fatigue, auction shifts — with copy rewritten in real time from the brain's signals.
Full content schedules drafted months ahead, then changed on the fly as the data moves. Written by agents — approved by humans, every time.
Each platform gets its post at the moment your industry's engagement peaks — per channel, per audience, learned continuously.
Images and video generated agentically to fit the campaign. Reporting writes itself. As the agents get smarter, so does your business.
We don’t build AI applications for the fun of it — we build harnesses and safeguards around a Jarvis-style brain that stays three to four years ahead of its predecessors. The third iteration is already in build on frontier models like Gemma4 and Claude Mythos (Project Glass Wing), and Kimi K3, trained on years of live engine data: a fully autonomous Solopreneur-Enterprise — marketing, HR, billing and invoicing, inbound and outbound calling agents, and a CRM that evolves with the CMS inside your self-ameliorating site. It never stops.
Decide tomorrow to sell soccer cleats. Or to teach rock climbing with live feeds of Yosemite on your site.
Ava and the brain re-aim the entire agentic stack — research, copy, campaigns, assets, reporting — into instant marketers and business assets for your new venture. Overnight.
A solo fractional CFO went from four newsletter issues in six months to 14 straight Fridays, on 25 minutes of human time a week. Open rate rose from 31% to 44%, and one reply became a $21,000 engagement. This is the pipeline, the numbers, and the two near-misses.
Read the note →Hour-based capacity planning breaks the moment agents take over production. The real limits on a one-person agency are attention, decision latency, trust-building time, and reserve capacity for incidents. Here is how I measured each one and rebuilt the week — and the client screen — around them.
Read the note →Definition queries are the highest-volume question class in AI search, and most industries never wrote clean answers to their own vocabulary. A 20-term glossary is the cheapest citation asset we build. Here is the exact structure: one term per page, a 25-to-50-word definition sentence, quarterly upkeep.
Read the note →A 27-second brand film: traffic in, friction found, copy rewritten, variant shipped, lift measured — the whole loop, while you sleep.
Press one button and drive a full self-heal end to end. Switch industries, toggle the heatmap, keep the change or roll it back.
Open the demo →The loop, broken down. The 27-second film now lives on the demo page.
30+ specialist operators, one memory layer, continuous evaluation — built on 25 years of conversion patterns and 3,500+ Google Ads accounts. The internals stay under NDA. The outcomes are public.
Audit on us. If it doesn't feel like the next layer of marketing within 20 minutes, we'll send you home with the audit anyway.
No jargon first. Each answer says what the thing is, then what it does for a website owner.
Avakata builds websites and marketing systems that keep improving after launch. It is run by Ryan Walker, who has spent 26 years in digital marketing. You get a site, plus an AI layer that watches how visitors use it and ships small, reversible improvements.
It is our name for the software that listens to signals from your site and from AI search engines, decides the next change, and hands it to a specialist agent. Every change is logged, and any change can be rolled back.
Pulse is a free tag you add to your site. It measures page speed, frustrated clicks and eight search-engine basics on every visit, sets no cookies, and shows the results in a portal. See how Pulse works.
AvaGotYa finds fake and bot clicks on Google Ads and stops repeat offenders from seeing your ads again. It cannot undo a click Google has already charged for. Read what it does and does not do.
No. Strategy and judgment still come from people, starting with Ryan. The AI layer handles the repetitive improvement work between projects, and every change it makes is logged so you can see it and undo it.
Grading your site and installing Pulse are free. Services are scoped on a call after a diagnostic, so there is no price list to quote here. Book a 30-minute call at /contact and you will get a straight answer.
That depends on things that can be checked: whether AI crawlers are allowed in robots.txt, whether the page has structured data and a clear answer near the top, and whether llms.txt exists. The free grader on this page checks all of these on your own site in a few seconds.
Not to start. Pulse is one line added through a tag manager or your site's head, and it can be removed the same way. Rebuilding a site on Instatic with the AI layer built in is a separate, optional project.
Grade your site above, then install Pulse for free at /install to see real numbers from your own visitors, or book a call at /contact if you would rather talk it through first.