Three products, three operating objects, one clear account path. Start with the workflow your team needs now and add the next one when the work is ready.
The common shell gives the brand continuity. The detail below tells you what the product actually manages.
For teams that need a repeatable path from customer site and search data to brief, draft, approval and measurement.
For sales teams that need Gmail-connected outreach without losing knowledge, suppression, review or accountability.
For teams that need one inbox for routing, context, approved replies, human handoff and follow-up.
The right entry point depends on the object, the external connection and the decision your team is trying to make.
| Workspace | Primary object | Core decision | Customer-owned connection |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI SEO Growth | Site, query, opportunity and page | Which page should we research, create, review or refresh next? | Search Console property and publishing site |
| AI Email Outreach | Lead, campaign, thread and draft | Is this message supported, safe and ready for a human to send? | Gmail mailbox through customer authorization |
| AI WhatsApp Sales | Customer, conversation and owner | Who should answer, what is approved and what happens next? | WhatsApp Business number and channel |
Account identity, product activation and external connection are separate steps. A customer can see the right workspace without being given access to another product’s data or controls.
Open the unified entry →Use an email and password or continue with Google to access a StarDrive AI account.
The selected workspace checks activation and role permissions before showing business actions.
Only the relevant product asks for its own GSC, Gmail or WhatsApp authorization.
The user lands in a workspace built around sites, leads or conversations — not an empty generic dashboard.
StarDrive AI identity, typography, navigation, account behavior and review language remain consistent. Product color is a cue, not a separate brand.
Large headings, comfortable body copy and clear primary actions. The page should explain the product before asking for access.
SEO blue, Email red and WhatsApp green appear in product labels, links and small interaction cues — never as giant pastel panels.
Content, email and customer-facing automation show an explicit review or handoff boundary where it matters.
Provider names, model names, internal prompts, credentials and worker details do not appear in customer-facing navigation or pages.
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