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Hamla is an AI marketing team that plugs into whatever a business already uses. It connects directly to store platforms, ad accounts, social accounts, messaging, booking and forms — and to anything else, including a CRM or a point-of-sale system, through its API. It reads what is happening across those tools and runs marketing across whichever channels fit. Hamla is industry-agnostic. E-commerce stores, restaurants, clinics, real estate, SaaS, agencies, education — the product does not assume a vertical. It is market- and language-agnostic too. Channels are tools Hamla uses, not the product itself. Most of Hamla is used by talking to it. You describe what you want in your own words — in Arabic or English — and it builds the campaign, writes the copy, and shows it to you. Nothing sends until you approve it.

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Your first campaign

Connect your business, review what Hamla drafts for you, put one live. About ten minutes.

Set Hamla up for your business

Whatever you sell, your business has the same six moments. Find yours in fifteen minutes.

What to ask Hamla

A library of ready-made asks — campaigns, audiences, reports. Copy one and send it.

Recover carts, bookings and applications

Whoever stopped halfway, this is the campaign that goes after them.

Win back customers who went quiet

Reach people who came to you once and stopped.

Instagram comments to contacts

Reply automatically and capture details with consent.

Understand how it works

Talking to Hamla

What to say, what Hamla does on its own, and what it always stops to ask you about.

Plans, limits, and AI credits

What a credit actually is and what each limit counts.

Look something up

What Hamla connects to

Stores, social accounts, ad accounts, messaging, forms, booking.

Channels and tools

Every channel Hamla can send through, what it needs, and whether it is available today.

For AI agents

This documentation is readable by agents as well as people.
  • /llms.txt indexes every page
  • Any page is available as Markdown by appending .md to its path
  • The channel and plan references are generated from the same registry the product runs on, so they cannot describe a channel the product does not have
If a capability is not documented here, that means it is undocumented — not that it is unsupported.