A product of Qualserv Enterprises Inc
Jumppz is a growth engine for small and mid-sized service businesses. It learns your business once, then drafts on-brand content, publishes it to the places your customers actually look, and reports what worked.
Nothing goes out without a human saying yes.
Most small businesses don’t have a marketing team. They have an owner who knows the business cold and has twenty minutes on a Tuesday.
Jumppz is built for that reality. You fill in a Business Brain — what you do, who you serve, how you sound, where you work, and what you never want said. Everything the engine produces is grounded in that profile. It doesn’t invent services you don’t offer or a company name you’ve never used.
From there it runs on a schedule: watching your website and industry sources for something worth saying, drafting posts in your voice, and putting them in a queue for you to approve. Approved posts publish. Published posts get measured. What performs feeds back into what gets drafted next.
The engine proposes. A person decides.
Service businesses with real operations and no marketing department. Warehousing and 3PL, home services, trades, logistics, local B2B — the kind of business that posts inconsistently or not at all, knows its trade better than any agency would, and needs the work done without handing over its voice.
Today that means our own portfolio. Jumppz is built around businesses like ours because it runs on businesses like ours.
It is not built to run without a human in the loop, and it is not designed to.
Fill in the Brain by hand, import it from your website, or draft it from your existing social accounts and answer a few pointed follow-up questions. Add a do-not-mention list — terms, claims, and competitors that are off limits.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Google Business Profile, Bluesky, Threads, Telegram. You authorize each one; credentials are stored encrypted.
The engine surfaces what it drafted, what it noticed, and what needs your call. Approve, edit, or skip.
Published posts are measured. Links are tracked. The engine ranks winners within each platform and biases future drafts toward them.
Everything in this section is built and running. Roadmap is in Coming soon at the bottom, clearly separated.
A structured profile of your business — services, brand voice, target customer, service area, and an enforced do-not-mention list. Import it from your website, draft it from your connected accounts, or write it yourself. The engine watches your site and accounts and proposes profile updates when it notices something your Brain doesn’t know yet; you approve or dismiss each one.
On-brand captions, long-form posts, and multi-slide carousels generated from the Brain — no topic prompt needed. Optional AI-generated images. Per-platform caption variants, so a 1,500-character Google Business post and a LinkedIn post aren’t the same block of text. Content can be structured for standard, SEO, or GEO output.
Your do-not-mention list is applied at generation and re-checked at the moment of publishing — final caption, per-platform variants, and the AI image prompt. Drafts are editable after generation, so the second check is the one that matters. A hit blocks the post permanently and raises it in your briefing. It fails closed: if the check can’t run, the post doesn’t go out.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Google Business Profile, Bluesky, Threads, and Telegram. Media is routed per platform — visual feeds get the image, text-first platforms publish clean. Scheduling, a review queue, and per-platform publish results. Proven end to end on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile, with the Google post verified on the live public listing.
Impressions, engagement, and clicks pulled back from each platform on a schedule and stored as snapshots over time. A sortable per-post table, portfolio view across multiple brands, and a plain-language read on what’s working — which stays quiet until there’s enough data to say anything honest. Metrics a platform doesn’t report show as “not reported,” never as zero.
Every post with a destination link gets a tracked short link at publish time, so you get first-party click data even where platforms report none. Clicks are de-botted, and test clicks are flagged rather than deleted.
Run several businesses from one login, each fully isolated at the database level with row-level security. Switch between them; every page, draft, and metric stays scoped to the active brand.
A kill switch that halts all automated and manual work — globally, per business, or at the deploy level — and shows a banner while it’s on. Every AI call is cost-tracked per business. Credentials are encrypted at rest.
This section deliberately mirrors our Google Ads API application and our detailed Google Ads API page. If you’re comparing them, they should say the same thing.
Jumppz uses the Google Ads API for read-only reporting and analysis of advertising accounts managed under our own manager account.
It retrieves campaign, search-term, spend, and conversion data to identify wasted ad spend and produce cost-saving recommendations that a human reviews — terms drawing job-seekers instead of customers, consumer searches on a business that serves other businesses, searches for services the business doesn’t offer, and spend with no measurable outcome. Each recommendation carries a confidence level, and that confidence is capped when an account’s conversion tracking looks unreliable, because flagging waste on broken tracking is noise rather than insight. Nothing is ever applied automatically.
Jumppz makes no changes to any Google Ads account. It does not create, pause, edit, or remove campaigns, ad groups, keywords, negatives, budgets, or bids. Every account change is made by the account’s own operators, by hand, inside Google Ads. Jumppz has no automatic-application path, and we do not intend to build one.
The Google Ads OAuth scope cannot express read-only, so we enforce it in our own code. A tripwire runs as the first step of every build and scans our Google Ads modules for any mutating API surface. If one appears, the build fails and nothing deploys. Widening it requires amending a written architecture decision. Read-only is a property of our build pipeline, not a promise in a document.
Access is authorized via OAuth by the account owner. Tokens are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and used only for these API calls. Google API data is never used for advertising targeting or model training, never sold, and never shared between businesses. Our use adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including Limited Use. See the privacy policy.
Read-only by architecture — enforced by a build-failing tripwire
Jumppz is a product of Qualserv Enterprises Inc, which operates TPFS Warehouse.
Qualserv Enterprises Inc is an operating warehousing and third-party logistics company, doing business as TPFS Warehouse. We built Jumppz to solve our own marketing problem first, and we run it across our own companies before we run it for anyone else.
That’s deliberate. The product is tested on real businesses with real revenue at stake — ours — rather than on a demo account.
Only our own team logs in to Jumppz. We use it to market our own portfolio of businesses, and we manage Google Ads for clients as a service — our team makes every change by hand, inside the client's own Google Ads account. Clients don't hold Jumppz accounts and don't log in; there is no self-serve signup. East Coast Warehouse is a current client on exactly those terms.
Not built yet. Listed so you know where we’re going — none of it is available today.
AI-drafted issues published to your newsletter platform. Built, pending provider credentials.
Image and text today; video is next.
We manage Google Ads for clients as a service — our team makes the changes, by hand, in the client's own account. Clients don't log in to Jumppz today; client-facing dashboards, self-serve onboarding, and billing do not exist yet.
Measuring results against the goal that was set, not just collecting metrics.
Automatic pause when AI usage crosses a threshold.
Not on this roadmap, now or later: automated changes to Google Ads accounts. Our Google Ads integration is read-only by architecture and stays that way.