Introducing Ampere

Ampere is an AI marketing workspace for founders and lean teams that need to plan, create, and review marketing work from one place.

What's new

This first changelog entry sets the baseline for Ampere. The product now brings together:

• Joule, an AI marketing agent that can plan work from a plain-English request, use a workspace, create and edit files, run tools, and return outputs you can review.
• Reusable context for your brand, projects, knowledge, uploaded files, AI avatars, custom voices, and saved assets, so future work can start with more of the background already in place.
• A catalog of 100+ AI Tools for marketing tasks across content, research, public-data gathering, image generation and editing, video, audio, voice, avatars, and more focused workflows.
• A shared workspace where you can preview, download, revise, and organize outputs such as documents, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, images, videos, audio, CSV, JSON, Markdown, and HTML reports.

Why it matters

Small marketing teams are expected to ship across more channels and formats than ever. Ampere is built to give that team more leverage: one place for the brief, the brand context, the tools, the generated files, and the follow-up work.

That does not mean the work should publish itself. Ampere is designed for reviewable output: you stay in control, check the claims and creative direction, and ask Joule to revise when something needs another pass.

How to use it

Start with Joule when you know the outcome you want, such as a branded LinkedIn carousel, a product-update article, a campaign angle, or a research brief. Open the AI Tools catalog when you want a focused tool for a specific job, such as editing an image, generating a video, extracting public web data, or working with audio.

For repeatable work, add brand and project context first. The more useful context Ampere has, the less you have to rebuild the same brief every time.

Where to find it

Open Joule from the app home, or browse the AI Tools catalog when you want to run a specific tool directly. This changelog starts here; future entries will focus on meaningful product changes that help you understand what is newly useful, where to find it, and why it matters.