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The task arrives as one line in a chat. Nobody wrote down the goal, and a week later no one knows whether it worked.
The system explains what to shoot and why. Writing and filming stay with the team, but the task no longer gets lost in a chat.
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One document per post. Forward it to a designer or a client.
The brief follows the brand's tone, audience and banned topics.
The reason comes from trends, the calendar and how earlier posts performed.
For Reels and Shorts, the brief breaks the clip down second by second: what's on screen, on-screen text, sound, pace and what to shoot. Your team still does the editing: the storyboard works in CapCut, or you can hand it to an editor.
Every edit is saved, so it's clear which version of the brief went into production.
The brief doesn't write the post for the team. It pins down the task: why this post, for whom and why now, plus facts with sources. People come up with the delivery and the copy. The brief just keeps them from losing the goal.
Up to 5 ideas for each brand every morning, each with a reason, a deadline and its sources.
The client reviews the post and leaves edits through a link, no sign-up needed.
All your brands in one calendar. An approved post goes out at the scheduled time, and it's only marked “published” once the platform confirms it.
Early access members get the brief first. Request access and we'll build one on your brand's data.
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