Maya Remembers Your Business — Intelligence That Grows With Every Conversation
Maya now builds a persistent memory of your business — your industry, goals, competitors, and what's worked. Every conversation makes her more useful. Here's how it works and what she remembers.
Maya Now Knows Your Business — Not Just Your Questions When you first ask Maya something like "what content should I post this week?", the answer she gives matters a lot. A generic answer wastes your time. An answer calibrated to your industry, your competitors, your goals, and what worked for you last month — that's the start of something useful. With the latest update, Maya does exactly that. She now builds and maintains a persistent memory of your business, and uses it to give marketing advice that's actually specific to you. What Maya Remembers After each conversation — on the dashboard or in Telegram — Maya quietly extracts facts about your business and stores them. Over time she builds up a picture that includes: Your company and website — auto-populated from your reports the moment you link them Your industry — used to select the right content strategy, channels, and posting cadence Your business model — B2C, B2B, e-commerce, SaaS, local, and so on Your target audience — who you're actually trying to reach Your marketing goals — grow Instagram, rank for local SEO, increase conversions, whatever you've told her Your competitors — carried over from your SpyBrand reports automatically Your content preferences — tone, format, what's worked Maya never asks you to fill in a form. She picks this up from your reports and from natural conversation. Tell her "we're mainly a B2B company, we sell to marketing teams at mid-size tech firms" — and she'll remember that. Tell her "short-form video has been our best performing format this year" — she'll remember that too. Industry Intelligence Built In One of the biggest upgrades is industry-specific strategy. Maya now has built-in marketing context for 15 industries: e-commerce, technology, food & beverage, professional services, manufacturing, real estate, fashion, healthcare, beauty, fitness, travel, education, finance, entertainment, and automotive. When she knows you're an e-commerce brand, she automatically shifts her advice toward product showcases, UGC, Instagram Shopping, and tracking ROAS — not the same advice she'd give a B2B software company. When she knows you're a restaurant, she talks about Google Business Profile and Yelp reviews, not LinkedIn thought leadership. This context is injected into every conversation, every time. You don't have to re-explain your business every session. Example If you're an e-commerce brand, Maya recommends daily Instagram stories, 3–4 product posts per week, a weekly email digest, and tracks Instagram Shopping clicks, ROAS, and cart abandonment — without you having to tell her any of this. She looked at your industry and loaded the playbook. How it Works on Telegram This memory is fully shared between the dashboard chat and Telegram. If you set your marketing goals in the dashboard on Monday, Maya knows them when you message her on Telegram on Friday. You pick up exactly where you left off — without re-introducing yourself or re-explaining your business. The