2 conversations waiting · 3 posts scheduled this week
Someone is owed a reply, and the week is covered.
Most days the problem isn’t effort — it’s knowing where to put it. DineXp AI opens on what’s actually waiting: a customer nobody has answered, a competitor who just moved, a week with nothing scheduled. Then it helps you handle it, in your brand, before lunch.

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2 conversations waiting · 3 posts scheduled this week
Your daily business pulse
No vanity dashboard, no eleven charts to interpret. DineXp AI reads your reviews, comments, and calendar and tells you where you actually stand — including the days when the answer is that there is nothing to worry about.
2 conversations waiting · 3 posts scheduled this week
Someone is owed a reply, and the week is covered.
5 conversations waiting
Nothing is scheduled. That is the gap worth ten minutes.
All caught up — a good day to create.
It says so plainly instead of inventing something to worry about.
Review & comment replies
Reviews and comments don’t arrive when you have time for them. They pile up across platforms you check at different rates, and the one that matters most is usually buried. DineXp AI puts them in one queue, worst first, with a reply already drafted.
Google reviews and comments from your social channels land in the same place, filtered by channel, rating, or the theme behind them.
An unhappy filter pulls the reviews that need a person today to the top of the queue, so a one-star doesn't sit for a week behind routine praise.
Every item arrives with a reply already written in your brand's tone. You edit or approve — nothing goes public on its own.
Recurring subjects are detected across your reviews and tracked over time, so you can see what's actually moving your rating.

Market intelligence
A competitor drops their price, someone new opens down the road, a rule changes on your industry. You usually hear about it late. DineXp AI researches your market on demand and sorts what it finds into the handful of things worth reacting to — with sources, so you can check it yourself.
Research runs on demand against your market, not on a schedule you forget you set. Every finding arrives with the source it came from.
Put the competitors you actually care about on a watchlist, and tune how wide and how fresh each scan runs.
When a signal is worth saying something about, it carries its own market context straight into the studio as a starting brief.
What the radar sorts into
Who just showed up
Price plays around you
What rivals are shouting about
Openings you could jump on
What people are saying
What's bubbling up
Offer changes nearby
Rules changing on you
“How did last week go?”
It reads your actual business before it answers — not the internet’s idea of a business like yours.
AI business assistant
Which post actually worked. Whether complaints are getting worse. What you haven’t promoted in a month. These are answerable questions, and answering them usually means opening four tabs and doing arithmetic. Ask instead.
Every answer carries the sources behind it, so you can check the claim instead of trusting it.
A blank chat box asks you to invent a question. This one starts from what your numbers already say is worth ten minutes.
The same conversation stays open across every part of the dashboard, and knows which page you're looking at.
Marketing Studio
The gap between “we should post about that” and actually having something to post is where most marketing dies. The studio closes it in one sitting, and shows its working the whole way.
Direct
Write a brief — or hand over a signal the radar found — and the studio researches it, then comes back with concept kits you can compare side by side. Each one shows what it's built on.
Your ingredients
Your brand profile, your products, and your own image library are the raw material. Nothing is invented from a stock idea of what your business looks like.
Review
The run pauses and waits for you. Change the direction, swap the materials, or send it back — the expensive part only happens once you've said yes.
Create
Render, then keep going: alternate takes, refinements, and upscales, with the credit cost shown before you commit to any of it.

Social media scheduling
Nobody quits posting on purpose. A busy fortnight happens, the gap gets embarrassing, and starting again feels worse than not bothering. One calendar, a queue behind it, and the week fills itself.
One calendar for Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest and Threads — drag a post to move it
Queues and repeating posts keep the quiet weeks covered without you remembering to fill them
Import the posts you've already published, so your calendar and your numbers are real from day one
Per-platform options are handled for you — carousels, polls, post types — instead of eight different upload screens
Post analytics & insights
Post analytics tell you which content earned attention. Product and service insights tell you what that attention did. Together they answer the question you actually have: what should I do more of?
Engagement trends and top posts per platform, with recommendations on what to do next
Every product or service gets its own scoreboard, tied to the posts that sent people to it
Underperformers come with a suggestion attached — promote it, pair it, or post about it
Tracked per item
Views per item
How it got discovered
Engagement it earned
Posts that drove it
The kind of thing it flags
“People keep looking at this one, but you haven’t posted about it in six weeks.”
How the parts fit
The reason these live together isn’t convenience. What a customer said last week is what should shape next week’s post — and that only happens if the same system holds both.
Home & market radar
The day opens on what's waiting, and the radar sorts what changed around you into the few things worth reacting to.
Marketing Studio
Discover, direct, create. A signal or a brief becomes concept kits, then finished images and video in your identity.
Social · plan & posts
One calendar across eight networks, with queues and repeating posts holding the line on the weeks you're busy.
Social · engage
Reviews and comments come back into one queue, worst first, each with a reply drafted in your voice.
Then it comes back round. Post performance and the themes running through your reviews land next to your market signals, so the next thing you make starts from what customers actually did.
Who it's for
Nothing here assumes a menu, a storefront, or a busy season. DineXp AI learns what you sell and who you sell it to from your own profile, so a salon and a law firm each get something that sounds like them.
Restaurants
Professional Services
Retail Stores
Hotels & Accommodation
Furniture & Home Decor
Beauty & Salons
Spa & Wellness
Car Dealerships
Gyms & Fitness
Bars & Nightlife
Healthcare & Medical
Electronics & Tech
Grocery & Supermarkets
Real Estate
Education & Training
Automotive Services
And more
The old way
Reviews sit unanswered on a platform nobody remembers to open.
You hear about a competitor's move from a customer.
Generic AI tools need prompting skill, and still sound like nobody in particular.
The numbers live in one tool and the content in another, so neither learns from the other.
The DineXp AI way
Your market, your calendar, your customers, and your numbers in one place — so noticing something and doing something about it are the same ten minutes.
Start with DineXp AIQuestions
DineXp AI is an AI marketing platform for small and mid-sized businesses. It opens on what needs your attention today — customers waiting on a reply, what changed in your market, whether the week has anything scheduled — and then helps you act on it: producing on-brand content, scheduling it across your social channels, and drafting replies to reviews and comments for you to approve.
Yes. Google reviews and comments from your connected social channels come into a single queue. Each one arrives with a reply already drafted in your brand's voice, and an unhappy filter pulls the reviews that need attention today to the top. Nothing is published until someone on your team approves it.
Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest and Threads, from one calendar. Per-platform options like carousels, polls and post types are handled in the same composer rather than across eight different upload screens.
No. Every public post and every reply waits for a person. The creative studio also pauses before it renders anything expensive, so you can change direction or swap materials while a run is still in progress.
It works from your own material — your brand profile, your products and services, and your own image library — rather than from a generic idea of what a business like yours looks like. Concepts show what they were built on before anything is produced.
No. It runs for a plumber and a bakery on the same platform, including professional services, retail, hotels, salons, gyms, healthcare, real estate, automotive and education. It learns what you sell from your own business profile, so nothing assumes a menu, a storefront or a busy season.
Yes — DineXp AI is built in South Africa and plans are billed monthly in rands. It works for businesses elsewhere too, but South African businesses are who it was designed around first.
An AI agent researches your market when you ask it to — the competitors on your watchlist, pricing moves, new entrants, trends and changes to the rules of your industry — and sorts what it finds into the handful of things worth reacting to, each with the source it came from. Any finding can be handed to the studio as the starting point for a post.
There are several monthly plans, billed in rands, sized by how much content you generate and how many people need access. We'll walk you through which one fits on a short call — get in touch and we'll take you through it.
No. It removes the parts of the job that are mostly logistics — checking four platforms for comments, remembering to schedule something, chasing down what a competitor did — so the people you have can spend their time on judgement and direction instead.
Ready when you are
Tell us about your business and we’ll show you the real thing — your market, your reviews, and a post in your brand. Fifteen minutes, no slides.
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