Brand kit
It reads your product before it writes a word
Most tools ask you to fill in a brand questionnaire. This one goes and looks. You give it the address of your site or app store listing; it comes back with the brief a freelancer would have charged you for a week's work to produce.
The brief writes itself from your own page
The Strategist reads what you actually shipped rather than what you meant to ship, and turns it into the decisions everything downstream needs.
- Who it's for, and the angles that land with them
- Content pillars, so every post has a job
- A posting cadence per platform
- Proven hooks you can generate from directly
- The metrics it will hold itself to
Your colours, taken from your screenshots
Upload a few screenshots and a vision pass reads the palette, the typography and the recurring shapes back out of them. That's what the brand-custom art style draws with — not a guess assembled from adjectives.
It collects your assets for you
Point it at your website and it harvests the logos and screenshots already there, so the asset library starts full instead of empty. Each asset carries a role, and logos are used verbatim rather than redrawn.
One dial sets the register
Every generator reads a per-product style dial — rough and person-first, polished, or a mix. It's the difference between content that reads as a recommendation and content that reads as an ad.
Fair questions
- What if my site is thin, or pre-launch?
- It still works — the brief is just shorter, and vaguer where your page is vague. You can edit anything it produces, and re-run it after your site changes.
- Does it need my app store listing or my website?
- Either. It reads a marketing site, a landing page or a store listing. If you have both, use whichever describes the product more honestly.
- Can I run more than one product?
- Yes. Products are separate inside one workspace, each with its own kit, hooks, calendar and queue — which is how people run several apps, or an agency runs several clients.
- Can I change what it decided?
- All of it. The kit is a starting position, not a contract — edit the pillars, the cadence, the tone, the hooks.
Keep reading
Content studio
The formats the feed actually rewards
Slideshows for photo mode, seventeen card formats, single images in twenty-one art styles, captions that read native, threads, promos and ad creatives.
Read more →Plan, approve, publish
Nothing goes out until you say so
A generated week slotted into your calendar, an approval queue ranked by a synthetic focus group, and publishing to nine platforms — with the approval step never optional.
Read more →Marketing that runs while you build
Early access rolls out from the waitlist, a cohort at a time.