Manual
Run the work yourself through the manual paths. Use AI assistance only where you choose.
Read about Manual mode →Darwin starts with your objective, brand, offer, budget and timeline. It drafts targets, audience segments, a channel budget split and a phased plan. Refine the proposal in plain English, then review the agents’ work against the strategy you approved.
Marketing Titan describes three levels, adjustable per campaign, per module or globally. Supervised is the default.
Run the work yourself through the manual paths. Use AI assistance only where you choose.
Read about Manual mode →Agents prepare research, writing and scheduling work. A person reviews what is waiting in the approval queue.
Read about Supervised mode →The published mode describes execution within chosen budget, send-window, channel and spend limits, with a stop control. Darwin’s current page separately states that sending, publishing and spending require a person’s approval.
Review the current autonomy and approval details →Darwin’s live page describes a human approval boundary for customer-facing and spending actions.
Recipients, message content and spend are put in front of the reviewer before execution.
See Darwin’s approval workflow →If a list or budget changes after sign-off, the action stops for another approval.
Read how approval is rechecked →Requests, plans, actions and approvals are retained with who and when. A fleet-wide stop control halts agent activity.
Explore agent governance →Darwin’s page says it will identify unavailable information rather than make up a performance number. Confirm the specific metrics and capabilities you need on the live pages.
Explore Marketing Titan with your own business in mind, or walk through the platform with the team.