The Largest Company in the World develops and operates automated media and marketing businesses. One shared automation platform, several products on top of it — software that creates, publishes, and grows with minimal human input.
Businesses we own and operate. Each one is built on the same principle: automate the work, keep the quality. We use three labels precisely — Live means a customer can buy it today, In production means it runs daily inside our own operations, and In development means it is being built.
Automated YouTube publishing. BlokStreams plans, produces, and publishes complete channels — long-form videos, Shorts, thumbnails, titles, and SEO — on a schedule, without a production team. Self-serve, with a free tier and paid plans.
Visit blokstreams.com →An advertising network and discovery site built on the video catalogue our own platform produces. Advertisers buy network placements and channel growth packages directly; creators get distribution they did not have to build.
Visit openlenz.net →Every video becomes a written article, published on the customer's own domain or subdomain — built for authority, backlinks, and visibility on Google and on AI search: ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Perplexity. Ships inside BlokStreams on every plan.
A podcast and broadcast network for independent shows: automated production, cross-promotion, and 24/7 live streaming assembled from a stored catalogue. The streaming engine and podcast syndication run today; the network is not yet open to outside shows.
Private streaming for personal media libraries. Connect your own films, music, and books and stream them to any device — a personal Netflix, Spotify, and Kindle, entirely yours. Three working applications, not yet released publicly.
Every figure below is read directly from the production database, not estimated. We would rather show a small number that is true than a large one that is not.
As of 31 July 2026. First automated job processed 13 May 2026.
The thesis is not that we produce media cheaply. It is that the second business costs a fraction of the first. One platform does the expensive work — ingest, transcription, generation, editing, publishing, measurement — and every new venture is a thin layer on top of it. BlokStreams and OpenLenz are different businesses with different customers, and they share the same engine. The marginal cost of the next one keeps falling.
Every service we sell is a system we already use to run our own companies.
Automated outbound email: verified prospect data, deliverability-managed sending, and AI-handled replies that answer questions and book meetings directly onto your calendar.
Enquire →Managed paid acquisition on Meta. An AI media buyer manages creative, targeting, and daily budget decisions — pausing losing ad sets and reallocating spend automatically — with human oversight on every account. Google Ads is built and pending platform approval.
Enquire →Recording to published-everywhere: automated editing, multi-camera angle selection, clips, show notes, and syndication to every major podcast platform. Running for our own shows today; opening as a managed service under The Live Network.
A support assistant trained on your product and documentation — accurate answers on your website, with escalation to a human only when it is genuinely needed. Live on our own properties, not yet sold separately.
Script, voice, music, and visuals generated end-to-end — a finished film from a written story. 27 published to date, on a recurring schedule.
In productionRaw footage in, a planned edit out: cuts, tightened silences, B-roll, and captions. Shipped to customers inside BlokStreams.
In productionVerified industry contact rosters built from public records and refreshed automatically — currently 314,000 licensed professionals.
In productionPartner agencies operate our automation platform under their own brand and domain, with their own billing.
LiveThe Largest Company in the World was founded by Daniel MacSweeney and operates under Daft Planet. The thesis is simple: modern automation lets a small team build and run businesses that used to require departments. The name is deliberately ambitious — it describes the operating model, not the headcount. We prove the model in production first, in our own ventures, and only sell a system once it has run our own business for us.
Investment, partnerships, licensing, or client work — every message is read and answered by the founder, not a queue.
daniel@blokstreams.com