It won’t film your video.
Real footage of your work is the most valuable thing you own, and AI shouldn’t fake it. The engine writes the script, the hook and the caption. You point the camera.
Social Media Studio
You know you should post more. You just never get round to it. So we built the studio that does it for you.
It finds the ideas, writes the posts, builds the artwork on your brand, translates it and lines everything up to publish. Nothing goes out until a person has said yes.

Sound familiar?
Week one there are ten ideas. Week six there are none, and the account goes quiet for a month. Nobody decided to stop. It just ran out on a busy Tuesday. The studio keeps it going and only asks you for a yes.
How it works
Every post moves left to right across the same four lanes. The studio does the work in each one. You step in when it’s your turn.
Ideas
Fills the idea pool from your campaigns, your content plan and the news, then scores every idea.
Choose the ones worth making, or add your own.
Build
Writes the post, builds the artwork or video on your brand and checks it against your rules.
Approve it, or say what to change in plain English.
Language review
Translates the caption and the words on the artwork into each language you post in.
Check it reads naturally. Only needed if you post in more than one language.
Queued
Publishes at your usual times, confirms each post went live and brings back how it did.
Nothing. You’ve already said yes.

Every post is a card
Its scores. How well the post measures up, and how many of its checks it passed.
What it cost. The AI spend to make this post, shown on the card.
Its campaign. Every post belongs to a campaign, so the feed builds towards something.
A repeat warning. “Too close” means it sounds like another post. You won’t say the same thing twice.
Whose turn it is. Here, a person needs to check the translations.
Pin or park. Keep it at the top of its lane, or set it aside for later.
The studio at work. Right now it’s getting a second opinion on the Dutch text.
Campaigns
Run one campaign or five. Give each a share and its dates, and the ideas follow your plan.
Try a mix
Next 10 ideas
As many as you need. Education, research, fun, offers: whatever you run.
Shares you set. 80/20 or five ways. Change them any time.
Dates that switch them on and off. Plan a whole season ahead.
The calendar
The studio picks the day and time for every channel and every language, inside the windows you set. You see all of it, and you can move anything.

Your posting windows. Each channel posts on the days and hours you choose.
Staggered by channel. Each channel gets the post on its own day.
Never crowded. A minimum gap between posts on the same account.
Yours to steer. Preview any posting, or move it to another day.
Everything it does
It walks you through on its own. Tap any part to take over.
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Always something ready to say.

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Your rules, applied to every post.

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Your fonts, your colours, your logo. Never a template.



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One post, ready for every country you reach.
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Once you’ve said yes, it’s handled.
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The conversation keeps going.
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No surprise bills.
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For small teams with a real job to do too.

Here’s what it made
Six finished posts made in the studio for TargetBound. Our photos, our logo file, our brand rules. Every one was approved by a person before it went out. Yours will look like you, not like us.






Proof, not promises
Before offering the studio to anyone else, we built it for TargetBound, our own tennis training brand, and we use it every day. It plans, builds and publishes TargetBound’s posts in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish.
Before you ask
And it never follows, likes or comments on anyone else’s account.
Real footage of your work is the most valuable thing you own, and AI shouldn’t fake it. The engine writes the script, the hook and the caption. You point the camera.
If you don’t know what you sound like, the engine can’t guess. That’s why the first thing you build is the brief, not the posts.
A handful of steps stay manual because the platforms require it, and one stays manual because we want it to: your approval. If you want something that posts without you looking, this isn’t it.
Want to see it working?
We’ll walk you through the studio running on a real account, including the ideas we turned down. That’s the part that tells you whether it’s any good.
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