Content software for marketing agencies, content teams and copywriters

• Content creation agencies producing short-form scripts and posts for several clients.
• Marketing agencies running social media or newsletters on retainer.
• Copywriters and ghostwriters who write under someone else’s name and need it to sound like them.
• In-house marketing teams writing for a founder or a brand account.

The usual problem is the same in all four: general AI writers produce drafts that sound like nobody, so every draft needs rewriting before a client will sign off. Here, the draft starts from the client’s own posts and documents.

1. Create an account for the client, under their email. Import their posts so it learns how they write, and add their brand documents to build a Creator Brain: offers, audience, keywords, voice rules and the things they never say.
2. Put that account on Premium or Studio and create the team. Premium includes 2 teammates and Studio includes 5.
3. Invite your writers by email, each with an optional monthly credit limit. You send the invite link yourself. It works once, for 7 days, and only for that email address.
4. Each writer signs in with their own account and picks the client under Working in. A bar above every screen shows whose voice they are in.
5. Research and write. Find posts beating their creator’s following on TikTok and Instagram, pull transcripts, then turn a post, link or idea into drafts in the client’s voice.
6. Review the work in Team drafts. Writers can open and copy them, and the owner also finds them in their Library. Copy finished drafts into your scheduler.

• Who is on the team. Invite, cancel an invite or remove a writer. A removal applies from their next action.
• What each writer can spend. A monthly credit limit per writer, which you can change at any time. The account’s daily safety limit also covers the whole team.
• Who did what. Each writer’s credits and runs this month, and the writer’s name on every draft in Team drafts.
• What stays apart. A search run in a team is visible only in that team. Team drafts and team searches do not use a writer’s personal credits or touch their Library.

Plans are per account, so each client account has its own plan and credits. Credits never expire and stay after cancelling. See pricing and how credits work.

You do not need a team. Set up one account per client voice, using the client’s email, and either buy credit packs from $10 with no subscription or choose Pro at $29/month. A Reels or TikTok script costs 500 credits, and 1,000 credits cost $1 at list price.

Better you read these here than find them in week two:

• One team means one voice. Each owner account has one team and one voice, so several clients means several accounts. There is no single agency dashboard or combined invoice yet.
• Setup stays with each account. Voice import, Creator Brain builds, tracked creators, competitor research and carousel slide edits always run on the signed-in person’s own account. So sign in as the client’s account to set up their voice, and a writer who tracks a creator pays for that scan from their own credits.
• Team work happens in the web app. The chat connector for Claude and ChatGPT works on personal accounts only.
• There is no client approval portal, and it does not publish or schedule.
• Five teammates is the most any plan includes today.