Goosy Bear documentation

What Goosy Bear is, how to work in it, and how to connect your own tools to your account.

Goosy Bear is one place to run your marketing: decide what to say, make the images, videos, posts, emails and ads that say it, review and approve them, schedule and publish them, and see what they did. Goosy is the teammate who does that work. You ask; he prepares; you decide. Publishing, deleting and handing out access always stop for a person first, and spending stops at the limit you set — whatever role that person holds, and whether the request came from you or from an assistant acting on your behalf.

Three doors

Use the product

What Goosy Bear is, who Goosy is, and how the work gets from an idea to published.

Connect your tools

Reach your account from an AI assistant, a script, or another system.

Get help

Ask Goosy in the app — he answers from these guides — or find the right help centre for the CRM add-on.

Two words that appear everywhere

Your Account is the entity that holds the plan, the people and the billing. A Workspace is one business, brand or client inside it, with its own content, settings and connected channels. Most people work in a single workspace and never think about the distinction; accounts running several see the list.

Start with the product

• What Goosy Bear is — one system, one loop: research, create, publish, measure, learn, repeat.
• Meet Goosy — what he prepares, what he hands back, and what he never decides.
• Create and Grow — the two halves of the product, and how to tell which one your workspace has.
• How approvals work — the four things that always stop for a person.
• Your data and privacy — where your material lives, who can see it, and how to take it out.

Build with the API

• Quickstart — create a key and make your first call.
• Authentication — how keys work and how to keep them safe.
• Who can use the API — which people on your account get programmatic access, and how to grant it.

Step-by-step setup for the assistants people use most: Claude Code · Claude Desktop · Codex · Cursor and VS Code · any other client.

Reference

• API reference — every action, generated from the API’s own description, so it always matches what the service does.
• Changelog — what changed in the API, dated.
• Goosy Grow (CRM) — where to find help for the CRM add-on.

What you need

An account. To use the API you also need permission to do so: if Settings → API & MCP is not in your settings menu, ask an owner or admin on your account to turn it on for you — see Who can use the API.

The API is in beta. Endpoints and response shapes can still change, and every response says so with an x-goosy-api: beta header. Pin the version of the API description you generated code against, and re-generate when it changes — the changelog records when it does.