Contacts
Keep journalists, creators, media, segments, notes, and relationship context together.
Search, filters, contact kind, markets, topics, last contact, no-go status.
cutePR
Private beta
Private beta for PR operators
The daily workbench for modern PR operators.
cutePR brings contacts, campaigns, gifting notes, coverage, and reporting into one calm workspace, built for the people doing the work.
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Private beta. Accessible pricing direction. Built from real PR workflows.
- Contacts1,248
- Active campaigns8
- Coverage42
Mock cutePR workspace showing public dummy PR contacts, campaign status chips, gifting follow-ups, coverage evidence, and reporting progress.
| Name | Focus | Campaign | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camille Roux | Fashion desk | Summer drop | Follow-up |
| Mia Clarke | Creator gifting | Sneaker focus | Gift sent |
| Livia Conti | Retail trends | Market story | Coverage live |
Gifting queue12 sent4 follow-ups due
Coverage evidence8 links3 creator posts
Report draft72%EMV notes attached
The problem
PR work is not one workflow anymore.
Journalists, creators, gifting, launch lists, product notes, follow-ups, coverage links, EMV, and reporting often live in different files. cutePR starts from that reality and gives operators one clean place to keep the work moving.
- Journalists and creators now sit in overlapping campaign workflows.
- Product seeding and gifting need status, context, and follow-up memory.
- Coverage and social content need evidence, not just screenshots in a folder.
- Reports need clean numbers and explanations without rebuilding everything by hand.
Workflow
From list to launch to report, without losing the thread.
cutePR keeps the operational chain visible: who matters, what they received, what needs a follow-up, what went live, and what the report should say.
Campaigns
Prepare audiences, product seeding, outreach notes, statuses, and follow-ups without turning PR into automation.
Campaign audience, gifting status, product or pair, prepared copy, manual send status.
Reports
Track coverage, creator content, products, transparent EMV, and clean reporting evidence.
Coverage table, evidence links, EMV notes, report export state.
Market contrast
Not another heavy suite.
Some platforms are built for enterprise buying committees, broad monitoring programs, or full influence marketplaces. cutePR is being built for the operator who needs a focused workspace for everyday PR execution.
| Heavy suite pattern | cutePR direction |
|---|---|
| Broad platform before daily workflow | Daily PR workbench first |
| Long implementation and complex setup | Private beta, focused onboarding |
| Enterprise pricing signals | Accessible beta pricing for solo operators |
| Automation as the headline | Human relationship work stays central |
| Separate press, creator, gifting, and reporting tools | One connected PR memory |
Roadmap
Built carefully, with the right boundaries.
The beta starts with the core PR workbench. Email API integrations and optional AI assistance are planned as future layers, not as assumptions baked into every account.
- Manual outreach nowPrepare lists, notes, exports, and follow-up context while sending remains intentional.
- Email API laterA planned integration layer for teams that want email workflow support beyond manual sending.
- Optional intelligence laterBring-your-own-key and/or higher-tier integrated AI for research, cleanup, and writing support.
- Reporting improvementsClearer coverage, creator content, product performance, and transparent EMV explanations.
Roadmap items are planned directions, not committed launch dates.
Early access
Private beta access will open in limited waves.
The first waitlist capture will stay short, then invite a few optional details so cutePR can prioritize operators whose workflows match the beta.
- Step 1 will ask for email, role, and company.
- Step 2 will be optional, focused on your main PR pain and current tools.
- Beta updates will stay limited to early access and useful product notes.
FAQ
Questions operators ask first.
Does cutePR send emails?
Not in the private beta. cutePR helps you prepare lists, keep context, track follow-ups, and document what happened. Sending remains manual for now, with email API integrations planned later.
Who is cutePR for?
cutePR is for PR operators who manage journalists, creators, campaigns, gifting, coverage, and reports. It is especially suited to hands-on teams and solo operators who need a focused workspace rather than a large enterprise suite.
Is cutePR only for fashion PR?
No. Fashion and lifestyle workflows are strong early examples because they combine press, products, creators, gifting, and reporting. The product is intended for broader consumer and brand PR workflows too.
Is AI included?
The core cutePR workspace does not depend on bundled AI usage. Optional AI assistance is planned for future research, cleanup, and writing workflows, with bring-your-own-key and/or higher-tier integrated AI options.
How will private beta access work?
Access will open in limited waves. The waitlist helps prioritize operators whose current PR workflows match the product direction.
Will pricing be accessible?
The beta pricing direction is being designed for solo PR operators. Exact pricing is intentionally undecided and will be worked through before public numbers are shown.