Back in 2018, before “AI assistant” and “marketing automation” became default SaaS categories, I explored a bold idea:

Madbot wasn’t just a chatbot. It was designed as an AI-powered marketing companion—trained to engage users like a friend, help define goals, personalize actions, and increase conversions through micro-interactions.

This was an early attempt to gamify marketing tasks, reduce overwhelm, and humanize automation.

Created a playful, vivid brand using gradients, quirky character design, and a fresh palette to make automation feel fun, not sterile.

Used layered graphics to visually communicate motion, personalization, and intelligence.

12-minute AI-powered micro-actions

Conversational flows that replace long forms and generic funnels

Personalized goal-setting and feedback through chat-style UX

Integration hub with tools like Mailchimp, Buffer, Intercom, etc.

Designed a full pitch deck that walked users through: → Problem (low engagement, high spend, poor personalization) → Market Trend (rise of instant messaging over social media) → Solution (Madbot's personal assistant logic) → Outcome (boosted conversions, reduced friction, user-guided journeys)

Used annotated mockups to demonstrate how a conversation with Madbot would unfold in context (lead gen, competitor analysis, marketing training, etc.)

Learning-on-the-go modules (real-time skill building inside the assistant)

Automated competitor analysis as chat interactions

Adaptive conversation tone based on user behavior

Though Madbot wasn’t launched as a product, the idea informed my later work in building AI-powered tools like AiRizz and interactive frameworks like PracticeGF.

It became a prototype for how I approach:

Personalization at scale

Conversation-led UX

Emotionally intelligent automation

Funnel-free user onboarding

Madbot was a precursor to what the market now calls “AI-powered marketing enablement.”

Back in 2018, I was already experimenting with:

GPT-style input modeling (pre-ChatGPT boom)

Micro-interaction design

Frictionless learning embedded into product flows

Marketing funnels as conversations, not clicks

If you’re:

Building an AI-powered SaaS or assistant tool

Trying to humanize lead-gen, education, or onboarding

Struggling with funnel drop-off or form fatigue

Seeking product ideas that integrate behavior, automation, and design...

→ This is the blueprint.

I’ve done it before. Now I build it at scale.