Save your logo, colours, fonts and the way you talk once. Then ask for a post and get the words and the picture, both in your style.
“Let people know we’re closed Monday for Labour Day.”
Their saved brand profile
The post it made
Ovens off Monday.
Back Tuesday at 7am, with extra sourdough.
Our ovens are taking a long weekend 🥖 We’re closed Monday 26 October for Labour Day and back Tuesday at 7am. Grab your weekend loaf on Saturday before it sells out (it will).
Their saved brand profile
The post it made
Closed
Mon 26 Oct
Back on the tools Tuesday, 7:30am.
We’re closed Monday 26 October for Labour Day. Back on the tools Tuesday from 7:30am. Burst pipe or no hot water over the long weekend? Our after-hours line is on our website.
Their saved brand profile
The post it made
Rest is practice too.
No classes Monday 26 October
This Monday the studio rests for Labour Day. No classes on 26 October, just an invitation to slow down wherever you are. We’ll see you back on the mat Tuesday at 6am.
Their saved brand profile
The post it made
Gate’s shut Monday!
Working bee is back Saturday 31st, 9am.
Gate’s shut this Monday 26 October for Labour Day 🌱 Have a good long weekend, everyone! Working bee is back on Saturday the 31st at 9am. Bring gloves, we’ll bring scones.
Upload your logo, pick your colours and fonts, and describe how you talk to customers. Takes about five minutes.
Type what’s happening, the way you’d tell a mate: a sale, an event, a new product, a day off.
You get a caption in your voice and a matching image in your colours. Tweak it if you like, then post.
For the people who run the café, fix the pipes, teach the class and organise the working bee, then do the marketing at 9pm.
Small businesses, clubs and community groups who care how they come across but don’t have a designer or a copywriter on call.
No. You fill in your brand once: logo, colours, fonts and a few words about how you talk. Every post and image after that uses it automatically.
That’s the point of the brand profile. The assistant reads your voice before it writes anything, so a plumber and a yoga studio asking for the same post get very different words.
They’re made in your brand colours, and if you’ve uploaded a logo it’s used as a visual reference. No stock photos.
Not yet. Right now you copy the caption, download the image and post it yourself. Publishing directly is on the list.
Not yet either. A website builder that uses the same brand profile is planned for later.
Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when early access opens.