TypeOrb runs your B2B content strategy.
It ingests what your company knows, finds the narrative gaps your competitors are missing, and keeps the publishing baseline moving so marketers can focus on the work that needs judgment.
TypeOrb command center
Q2 narrative plan
Company inputs
Quarter board
Apr - Jun
Founder POV
Draft + adapt
Founder POV
Draft + adapt
Product proof
Draft + adapt
Product proof
Draft + adapt
Market gap
Draft + adapt
Market gap
Draft + adapt
Signals
Narrative gap detected
Buyers talk about onboarding friction. Competitors are quiet.
Approval queue
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The consistency trap
Every team knows consistency wins. Almost nobody can afford the manual tax.
Every morning, someone scrambles to get a post out before the real work can start. That grind is not a talent problem—it is structural. Too much manual production sits between your team and the strategy they were hired for.
Consistency matters. Your best people should not spend every morning making sure something goes out.
The difference
Most tools generate posts.
TypeOrb runs the content operation.
The reframe
Automation should raise the level of the marketing job.
TypeOrb is not built to replace the team. It removes the baseline publishing grind so the work shifts toward campaigns, narrative, taste, and the exceptional posts that actually need a human.
AI handles the consistent baseline.
Humans handle the judgment.
The category keeps talking about generation. The real leverage is an operating system for deciding what should be said, when, and by whom.
Strategy engine
The process is the product.
TypeOrb thinks through context, whitespace, planning, and approval before any post reaches the calendar.
Company memory
Ingest what your company already knows
Connect changelogs, docs, transcripts, founder notes, and product updates. TypeOrb works from your source material instead of generic prompt fragments.
Competitive gaps
Find the angles your competitors are missing
The strategy engine studies your market and what competitors keep repeating, then surfaces the credible narratives they are leaving open for your team to own.
Quarterly rhythm
Turn strategy into a publishable calendar
TypeOrb maps narratives to weekly slots, balances themes across the quarter, and keeps the baseline moving without another recurring planning meeting.
Human approval
Draft, adapt, approve, and publish
The consistent baseline is prepared for every voice. Your team stays in the loop for judgment, exceptions, and the posts that need a human edge.
Beyond generation
The layers most tools skip.
Generation is expected. The difference is the memory, planning, competitive context, and team-level coordination around it.
Persistent company memory
Every post can draw from product context, positioning, customer language, and decisions the team has already made.
Competitive narrative gaps
Spot the topics your competitors repeat and the credible whitespace your company can own.
Strategic campaign arcs
Set the narrative arc and through-line first; TypeOrb sequences it into daily publishing that builds toward something instead of resetting each day.
Employee advocacy at scale
Company narratives adapt to each person's role and style instead of flattening everyone into one brand voice.
Who it is for
Built for teams that need cadence and judgment.
The strongest users already understand that LinkedIn consistency matters. They need a system that makes consistency operational.
Scaling founders
For seed to Series B teams that know founder-led content matters, but cannot keep sacrificing strategic hours to daily post production.
Marketing teams
For teams that need a consistent LinkedIn presence without pulling their best people away from launches, campaigns, and positioning work.
Serious creators and consultants
For operators managing a real content pipeline who need structure, memory, and repeatable output rather than another blank editor.
Why TypeOrb
A strategy platform, not another empty editor.
The useful question is not whether AI can write a post. It is whether the system knows enough about the business to decide what the pipeline should become.
Business context awareness
TypeOrb starts from your company knowledge and point of view, so the output has a reason to exist.
Strategic planning
The operating unit is a quarter, a campaign, and a narrative arc, not a single generated post.
Human-in-the-loop by design
Automation handles the baseline. Your team keeps the judgment, taste, and exceptional work.
Invite-only access
Put the daily baseline on rails.
Request access to TypeOrb and see how a strategy-first content pipeline can work for your team.