X · planned for Sunday 08:00
Warm cinnamon knots, from seven on Sunday. Pre-order on the website and skip the queue.
This is an example. Bakery Rosa is made up. It isn't a customer, and nothing here is real work or a real result. It shows what Vivonoma looks like for a small bakery after eight weeks.
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What a day with Vivonoma looks like.
Bakery Rosa's overview on day 56: the company growing, what needs the owner, what's being worked on and what's next. Below it, the business plan, the posts and the website, as the owner sees them.
1 · The overview: the company growing, and what needs the owner
Good morning, Rosa
74 visitors yesterday · Since your last visit: a website change and two posts
- Business plan in place
- Website live
- First post published
- First visitors counted
Needs you
The roadmap asks: which pickup times can the shop handle on the Saturdays before Christmas?
Answer
Working now
Website change: Christmas pre-orders
Checking the result · 6 min
Vivonoma checks the result before it counts. Then: a post for X, Sunday cinnamon knots.
Up next
Post for X: Sunday cinnamon knots
Ready to start · 1 credit
Start · 1 creditNewsletter: holiday orders
Ready to start · 1 credit
In Manual mode, the owner presses Start for each task, and every button shows what it costs. In Auto mode, tasks start on their own, one at a time, within the credits. Under this screen: the website, the results and what is ready to publish.
2 · The business plan, summary first
Roadmap: the first 90 days · Ready
Your next steps
Recommendation: Take holiday cake pre-orders on the website in November, before adding delivery.
Why this matters: Saturdays already sell out by eleven; pre-orders turn that demand into sales the shop can plan for.
Now: a holiday pre-order page with pickup times. Next: a newsletter announcing it. Later: delivery in the city centre, once pre-orders run smoothly.
What we need from you: which pickup times the shop can handle on the Saturdays before Christmas.
The full plan, its sources and how Vivonoma checked it are each one click away.
3 · Posts: ready to post, with one press
- Drafting1
- Checking1
- Ready to post2
- Published17
Sunday: cinnamon knots
Post to X as @bakeryrosa
A planned date is just a reminder. Nothing gets posted on its own.
4 · The website
bakery-rosa.vivonoma.com · live holiday opening hours · yesterday
Visit website ↗See it as visitors do.
Request a changeIn your own words.
Connect a domainYour own name.
Version historyBack with one click.
A coding agent makes each change on a private copy. It goes live on its own once it builds and passes its checks.
5 · Video ads, and what each costs coming soon
Making a video adCreditsFrom the plan's credits, and given back if no video arrives.
Running it as an adPaid at MetaPaid from the owner's own ad account, never with credits. It's created paused and only spends once started.
Bakery Rosa's third video ad, about gift cards, is 20 seconds long and says it's AI-made.
What you can use today
What works today, and what's coming.
The business plan, research, your website, and writing posts and newsletters all work today. One-click posting and Reels ads go through your own accounts, and some of those connections are still coming. Until then, you copy a post and publish it yourself.
- X: Available now.
- Facebook and Instagram: Coming soon.
- Google Business: Coming soon.
- YouTube: Coming soon.
- TikTok: Coming soon.
- Video ads: Coming soon.
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