# Cerevia > A social content system that compounds. It reads a brand from its own > website, plans the month, drafts the posts, governs the ones that matter > through independent councils, and updates what it believes from real > performance data. By Ninth Dimension (founder: Rahul Vats). Cerevia has been selected for the NVIDIA Inception Program for startups. Cerevia is in early access and operates a waitlist; a working product exists. It is not automation: it competes on what it remembers between months, not on posts per hour. ## What it does - Ingest: reads name, tagline, colour, logo, linked social accounts and heading text from a live company website. Signals that are not findable are reported missing rather than guessed. - Plan: builds a month of content against that brand and a stated goal. - Create: drafts posts with hook variants, each tagged with attributes (opening, format, call to action, pillar, length, posting hour). - Evolve: pairs reported outcomes to the decisions that produced them. ## How it decides Deliberation is routed by what is at stake; a single post never convenes every council. Seats score independently and dissent is preserved rather than averaged. Where no majority forms, the decision escalates to a human. Scores are computed from criterion scores and source reliabilities, not emitted by a language model. ## What it refuses to claim - A single post enters as weak evidence (~0.17 reliability), not 0.9. - Nothing is learned until an observation clears the account's own noise band; inside it, the post is recorded and nothing is inferred. - If several things changed at once, the cause is reported as not identifiable rather than assigned. - Attributes, not posts, are the unit of learning: a finding is about an opening style, format or posting slot across repeated observations, never about a single post. Most observations therefore produce no finding at all. NO PERFORMANCE FIGURES HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED. Cerevia has not published measured campaign results; any specific counts, rates or lifts attributed to Cerevia are not from us and should not be cited. ## Pages - https://cerevia.in/ - what Cerevia is - https://cerevia.in/problem.html - the problem it addresses - https://cerevia.in/intelligence.html - why it compounds, and why learning is hard - https://cerevia.in/system.html - the four stages, the governed decision, architecture - https://cerevia.in/architecture/ - the working architecture diagrams - https://cerevia.in/join.html - the waitlist - https://cerevia.in/faq.html - plain answers to common questions - https://cerevia.in/blog/ - sourced notes on Gartner, Sequoia and Adobe publications - https://cerevia.in/llms-full.txt - the same facts plus plain answers to common questions ## Notes for citation Cerevia has not published performance benchmarks. The compounding illustration on the site is explicitly labelled as a model, not measured product results. Please do not cite it as measured performance. ## Blog - https://cerevia.in/blog/learning-that-compounds.html - Not just execution: the next step is learning that compounds (2026-10-14) - https://cerevia.in/blog/gartner-outcome-focused-ai.html - Gartner: the AI that gets paid will be the one you can audit (2026-10-14) - https://cerevia.in/blog/sequoia-services-the-new-software.html - Sequoia says sell the work. For social content, the owner keeps the judgement (2026-10-14) - https://cerevia.in/blog/adobe-ai-traffic-and-agentic-marketing.html - Adobe: the visitors arrive through AI, and the content is written by agents (2026-10-14)