Content generation that sounds like your shop, not like a model
One photo and one offer go in. Copy for every channel comes out — written from your brand kit, using the prices and stock in your store, and waiting for your approval before it goes anywhere.
Your voice, defined once
The brand kit holds tone, vocabulary, the things you never say, colours and logo. Every generated line is written against it, so the tenth campaign sounds like the first.
Real product data
Names, prices, stock and images are read from WooCommerce at generation time. Nothing is retyped, so nothing drifts out of date between the page and the campaign.
Per-channel, not copy-pasted
An email subject is not an SMS, and an SMS is not an ad caption. Each output is written to its own length, tone and format from the same brief.
From one brief to six drafts
You describe the campaign in a sentence, or pick a product and a reason. The model is given your brand kit, the product record and the constraints of each channel, and returns a draft per channel rather than one text to be trimmed.
Every draft is editable. Nothing is locked, nothing is regenerated behind your back, and the version you approve is the version that sends.
- Email: subject lines, preview text, body blocks
- SMS: within the segment limit, with the character count shown
- WhatsApp and Viber: written to fit an approved template
- Social and ad captions, with a headline and a primary text
- Product copy you can paste back onto the page
Images that keep the product intact
Generated scenes are useful; generated products are a returns problem. The studio generates the environment around a photo you upload and leaves the product itself masked and unchanged.
Every generated asset is flagged as generated in the library, so the disclosure that European rules now expect is a setting rather than something you have to remember.
- Background, light and props generated from your photo
- Product area masked, colours corrected against the original
- Formats for feed, story, email hero and ad, from one source
- Assets stored with the campaign they belong to
Three steps, in this order.
Define the brand kit once
Tone, words to avoid, logo, colours, and the two or three sentences that describe what you sell.
Brief a campaign in one line
Pick the products or let the assistant suggest them from what is selling and what is in stock.
Edit, then approve
Nothing generated leaves the product until a person presses Approve.
The rest of what it does.
Multi-channel campaigns
One approval, six channels, one schedule.
Marketing automation
Flows that keep earning while you are closed.
Audiences and consent
Segments from live store data, permission stored per channel.
Advertising
Ad creative and audiences from the same campaign.
Measurement
Revenue, cost and complaints in one report.
Write once, in your voice.
Copy and images generated from your own brand kit, marked as AI and editable before anything counts.