Your content operation, running without you.
Agents that plan the calendar, produce the work, publish it everywhere and chase the money — while your team approves the calls that actually need a human. Three of these systems are live in production right now.
160,000+ creators tracked
Three systems, live and earning today.
Each one owns a different piece of the content economy. Pick the one that matches your operation, or run them together.
Creator OS
Your storefront, brand deals, invoices and payouts in one place, with agents negotiating and chasing while you make the content.
See Creator OS →
OdinVision
The calendar plans itself, the blog and video get made, everything publishes on cadence, and you get told what worked.
See OdinVision →
Agentic Media OS
False Content ID claims contested at scale, your own catalogue reused without flags, and revenue captured territory by territory.
See Agentic Media OS →Screens from the products, not concept art.
Everything below is running software. If a screenshot looks unremarkable, that is because it was built to be used every day rather than to win a design award.
Which of the three you need, in one table.
They solve different problems. Buying the wrong one is an expensive way to find that out.
| Creator OS | OdinVision | Agentic Media OS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Individual creators and their managers | Brands and expert-led businesses | Studios, labels and channel portfolios |
| The problem it solves | The business around the content eats the week | The expertise never gets published | Revenue leaks through claims and unused catalogue |
| What you get | Storefront, brand deals, invoices and payouts in one place | Articles, video, short cuts and social every month | Content ID defence, catalogue reuse, geo monetisation |
| How it is priced | Subscription | Published monthly plans from $500 | Scoped per operation |
| Time your team spends | Approvals only | One interview, one review round a month | Onboarding, then exception handling |
| Status | Waitlist open | Live at odinvision.net | Live, taking operations |
These systems run on real volume every day.
These numbers come from the operations Kitsune runs day to day, which is also why the products behave like something built by people who had to use them.
We put the system inside your operation.
You do not have to buy a product to get the machinery. We deploy the same agents into your channels, your tools and your approval flow, then hand you the keys.
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We find where the week goes
Two days inside your content operation, mapping what actually eats the hours. You get the map whether or not you hire us.
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Agents get wired into your stack
Your CMS, your channels, your approval chain. Not another dashboard for someone to forget to open.
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It runs on cadence
Planning, production and publishing happen on schedule. Your people spend their time on the judgment calls that need them.
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You own what we built
The system, the data and the playbook stay yours. You pay for the build once.
Answered before the first call.
Do I buy a product or a deployment?
Either. Creator OS and OdinVision are subscriptions you can start this week. A deployment is a build engagement where the same agents get wired into your CMS, your channels and your approval chain, and you keep what we build.
What does a deployment cost?
It is scoped, because the work depends on how many systems the agents have to touch. What is fixed is the shape: a two-day mapping engagement first, a written scope with a number in it second, and no build starts before you have both.
Will this replace my marketing team?
It replaces the production line they are stuck running. The judgment calls — what the company should be saying, which risk is worth taking, whether a piece is on brand — stay with people, and the approval checkpoints are designed in from the start rather than bolted on later.
Which tools do you integrate with?
The common CMSs, the major social and video platforms, and whatever approval flow you already run in Slack, email or a ticketing system. If something in your stack has no API, we tell you that during the mapping engagement instead of after the invoice.
Who owns the system you build?
You do. The workflows, the data and the playbook stay yours, and you pay for the build once. We are not interested in holding a client's operation hostage to a seat licence.
How do you stop agents publishing something embarrassing?
Nothing reaches a live channel without passing a checkpoint a named person owns. The failure mode in agentic marketing is automation with nobody accountable for the output, so the owner of each checkpoint is agreed in writing during the build.
Can I start small?
Yes, and most clients should. Take an OdinVision plan or the mapping engagement on its own, see what the output looks like against your standard, then decide whether the full deployment is worth it.
Do these three products work together?
They can. A network running channels can put OdinVision on its brand publishing, Creator OS under its talent and the network services across the catalogue. Most clients start with one and add the others once the first is paying for itself.
Tell us what eats your week.
A channel nobody has time to feed. A library earning nothing. A brand publishing at a tenth of what it could. Name it and we will scope the system that takes it off your desk.