Eveil.cloud is a marketing agent that finds your customers for you. You give it your website URL, it figures out what you sell and to whom, then it goes and tells people about it on every channel a small team never has time to cover by hand: cold email outreach (it researches companies and the right people, writes the sequence, sends from your own mailbox, reads the replies), posts on LinkedIn, X, Bluesky and Instagram, SEO articles for your blog, and replies in Reddit threads where your buyers are already asking the question. Everything runs off the same product knowledge base, so no channel contradicts another.

Since the v1.0 tag (early October), the product moved fast. Here is what shipped, by category.

Ad budget management

Eveil can now run your ad campaigns. You set a monthly budget per project, and the agent allocates it across tests on its own: it launches new variants, keeps what converts, and cuts what does not. Microsoft Ads joined the list of supported platforms, on top of what was already there.

In practice: you stop micromanaging every campaign, you hand over a budget and the agent optimizes inside it.

New content channels

Instagram joins LinkedIn, X and Bluesky in the automatic posting channels: every caption comes with an image generated by the agent, published straight to your Business or Creator account.

On the Reddit side, the reply example bank got richer: Eveil now pulls the best-rated product mentions published by other users to calibrate the tone of its own reply drafts.

In practice: your content presence grows without any extra writing on your end, and the Reddit replies read more natural from the first draft.

Real per-channel onboarding

Turning on a channel (email, social, Reddit, ads) now happens through a step by step wizard, with a dedicated toggle for each channel. No more guessing or hunting for scattered settings across the app.

Related addition: a freshly connected mailbox now gets ramped up gradually, to protect its sending reputation from day one instead of exposing it to a large volume right away.

In practice: starting a new project, or connecting a new mailbox, is more guided and safer for deliverability.

Public API, MCP server and webhooks

The product now opens up to the rest of your stack:

  • A public API lets you read your companies, contacts and campaigns from an external CRM, or push contacts into Eveil.
  • An MCP server lets an AI assistant drive Eveil directly (search, campaigns, posts) by connecting with a token.
  • Webhooks send a signed notification as soon as a reply comes in or a deal changes status, with ready to use n8n recipes for HubSpot, Pipedrive and others.

In practice: Eveil is no longer an island, it can plug into an existing CRM or automation workflow without custom development.

Organization dashboard and infrastructure

A dedicated organization dashboard landed, for a consolidated view when several projects or users share an account. On the infrastructure side, the app now ships as a ready to run Docker image: self-hosted installs no longer require compiling anything, just a few minutes and Docker.

In practice: installation and multi-project management got simpler, whether you run self-hosted or on the cloud.

Small improvements that matter day to day

  • A "Rework with Evie" button on social post drafts, to ask for a rewrite right from the interface.
  • The inbox reply box is now pre-filled with a draft, ready to validate or tweak instead of writing from scratch.
  • The built-in blog now generates a sitemap and share cards, and structured data was fixed for better SEO.
  • The campaign flow now asks for the mailbox before the first search, and warns clearly when a campaign cannot send.

What's next

If you checked out eveil.cloud at launch, it is worth another look: outreach, content, Reddit and now ads all run on the same product knowledge base, with an API and webhooks to plug into the rest of your stack. Try it at eveil.cloud, or self-host it (AGPL-3.0, free, no artificial limit) if you prefer to keep your data in house.