Six AI studios for images and video, a social planner to publish what they make, and email, AI calling and WhatsApp to follow up. Everything below is in the workspace today, on one credit balance.
Each studio does one job. Three of them make stills, three make video, and every one of them starts from your own product photo and the company details saved in My Data.
Product photography from a photo of your product.
Upload what you sell and get it back in a scene — a surface, a background, a light setup. It works from your own photograph, so the thing in the frame is your thing.
A designed ad layout, not a bare photograph.
Your headline, your supporting copy and your contact details are placed on the image for you, so the creative can go out as an ad rather than as a picture you still have to caption.
Describe the image you want and generate it.
For the shots that have no product photo behind them — a backdrop, a concept frame, a seasonal graphic. A sentence in, an image out.
Turn your product into a short video.
The same product image, moving. Useful when a feed rewards video and you do not have an editor on call.
Creator-style clips with a presenter.
The talking-to-camera format, generated rather than briefed, shot and paid for one creator at a time.
Multi-shot video commercials, planned scene by scene.
The plan comes first: what each shot has to show and how one leads to the next. Only then does anything render, so the finished cut is an argument for the product rather than a montage.
Whatever a studio renders lands in your gallery and in the media library, so the next step — downloading it or scheduling it — does not start with a file hunt.
The same list you built can go through a visual email sequence, an outbound AI calling campaign and a WhatsApp template batch — without three subscriptions and three exports.
A multi-step sequence built on a visual canvas.
Steps, waits and branches laid out as a diagram you can read — the first email, how long to wait, and what happens depending on what the person did.
Outbound voice campaigns you can review call by call.
The campaign dials your list, and each call is there afterwards to check rather than to take on trust.
Template messages with per-recipient delivery status.
You send the batch and then see, for each recipient, what actually happened to the message.
Build and manage the lists every campaign runs against.
The same list can feed an email sequence, a calling campaign and a WhatsApp batch — you build it once.
Three things every other module leans on: what you told us you sell, the balance it spends from, and a way to reach a human.
Your company and what you sell, saved once.
Every studio and every caption writes from this. It is the difference between output about your product and output about a product.
One balance that spends across every feature.
Subscribe for a monthly allowance or top up any amount as you go. Nothing here is a separate paid add-on.
Raise a ticket from inside the app.
For the times when the answer is a person rather than a setting.
Sign up, tell us what you sell, and make your first creative before you decide whether to pay for anything.
Plan the month, approve the queue, stop posting by hand
Seven pieces that take a creative from a blank editor to something scheduled on a date, with a step where you can still change your mind.
Compose
Write once, send to the channels you have connected.
One editor for the post, rather than the same text pasted into three tabs.
AI Captions
Draft the caption instead of staring at an empty box.
Written from what you saved in My Data, so it talks about your product and not a generic one.
Media library
Every image you generated or uploaded, in one place.
What the studios render lands here, ready to attach to a post.
Planner
Lay a month out before you commit to any of it.
See the shape of the month — where the gaps are and where you doubled up.
Calendar
The dated view of what goes out and when.
Scheduled posts sit on the day they publish, so nothing is a surprise.
Queue
What is waiting to go out, in order.
Approve, reorder or pull something before it publishes.
Connections
Which accounts are linked, and which are not.
LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram, with the status of each one stated plainly rather than implied.
Publishing covers LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. LinkedIn connects directly; connecting Facebook and Instagram requires Meta app review for your own account. Connections tells you where each one stands.