Stormy runs a growth loop without a marketing team. Pointed at a website, it identifies target creators and leads, drafts and sends outreach from the user’s own Gmail account, runs advertising under a budget cap, and reports on what happened. The scope is deliberately wide: a whole growth function as one agent.
Sending from the user’s own mailbox is a design decision with consequences in both directions. Deliverability improves against a warmed personal domain, and sender reputation is now exposed to whatever the agent sends — which makes review of outreach copy a standing requirement, not a first-week task.
Budget caps on the advertising side are the other guardrail, and they should be set conservatively at first. Autonomy across outreach and spend is a lot to delegate, so a limited-scope pilot beats a full handover. Pricing is quoted after a conversation.









