GrindAI is an autonomous AI agent that builds your daily show — music picks, talking points, community segments, social posts — and keeps it running around the clock.
"Most stations run on one host, a prayer, and a playlist from 2019. The show prep happens at 4:45 AM over cold coffee. That's not a workflow — that's a crisis."
GrindAI replaces the chaos. One AI agent handles everything between shows — so you walk into the studio ready to be a host, not a writer.
AI generates the full show plan — segment order, talking points, music drops, community mentions — updated daily based on local events and trending topics.
Tracks rotation, blocks repeats, manages catalog by tempo and mood. Feeds your automation system or plays directly — no gaps, no dead air.
Posts to X, Instagram, and your station app — announcing guests, pushing polls, highlighting listener shoutouts. The community stays engaged even between shows.
Drafts read scripts from your ad inventory, schedules them into the rundown, and logs placements. Revenue doesn't fall through the cracks.
Tracks what plays, when, and how listeners respond. Gives you a weekly show performance report so you can iterate the format without guessing.
Works around the clock — not just during your shift. Generates next day's rundown at midnight, monitors social during off-hours, keeps the station alive 24/7.
Format, city, target audience, current show structure. We train GrindAI on your sound — not a generic template.
Every morning, GrindAI generates the show plan — music, segments, topics, social posts. Sent to your inbox by 5 AM.
Host the show, not the prep. GrindAI handles the rest — monitoring engagement, updating the schedule, posting to social in real time.
Generated by GrindAI at 11:47 PM. Updated with real-time local data, listener engagement signals, and sponsor windows.
For 30 years, radio hosts have been running on fumes, caffeine, and four hours of sleep. That's not a tradition worth keeping. GrindAI takes the prep off your plate — so the show you've always wanted to do becomes the one you actually do.