Studio · Social · Sales
You type the idea. It makes the post, puts it on your accounts, and answers the people who write back.
Three rooms
Every figure below is a number the product can be held to, not a claim. They are the ones this page spends the rest of its length showing you.
01 · Studio
A board with no edges. Ask for a picture and it turns up on it.
02 · Social
One calendar, seven networks, and a note every Monday.
03 · Sales
Every comment and message in one list, answer already written.
01 Studio
A board with no edges. Ask for a picture and it turns up on it. Everything you have ever made stays there.
Below: the real thing at full size, not a screenshot shrunk to fit. Every tool name, price, placeholder and badge is the string the product itself renders.
Make it
Type the picture you want, the way you would say it to a friend. It comes back on the board in about half a minute. Videos and swipe-posts work the same way, and the price is on the button before you press it.
Keep it
Photos, notes, files, links and sticky notes on one page that never runs out of room. Your Asana tasks show up beside them and changes travel both ways. Write on a picture and the person who made it gets a ping.
Fix it
Cut it into pieces you can pick up and move. Change the light. Swap the wall behind it. Take out the thing you did not want in the shot. The small tidy-ups cost nothing, and the ones that do cost say so on the tile.
Full support for the biggest models there are — and the price of each one is on the button before you press it.
Coming soon Not built yet
Everything else on this page is in the product today. These two are not, and neither has a date. The rest of the run already works: the post goes out, the comment comes back, and the lead is counted against the post that caused it.
Neither of these is live. This page will keep saying so until it is not true.
03 Sales
Every comment and message in one list, with the answer already written and the person already saved.
Below: the inbox with the agent mid-conversation, the contacts it made on its own, and the page that tells you which post the commenters came from.
Answer
It reads the message, writes an answer in your words and your language, and waits. You press one button. You can let it send on its own, but it is off until you turn it on, and even then every reply has to pass twelve checks first.
Remember
The first time a person messages you, a contact appears on its own, carrying what they asked for — the dates, the party size, the town. Next time they write, it is all still there.
Trace
Every person who comments is counted once, on the post that brought them in. So you find out which pictures make people ask a price and which ones only get likes. Where a number is not measurable yet, it says so instead of showing you a zero.
The whole run, in one product. Nothing is exported, and a lead that came from a comment still knows which post started it.
One thing made the picture, one thing put it out, and the same thing caught the answer. That is the only reason those three are joined up at all. Direct messages arrive in the same inbox, but the networks do not say which post they came from, so those are counted separately.
Underneath
Eight things nobody puts on a landing page, and every one of them is why a team stays.
Put your brand in once. Everything it draws comes out wearing it.
Approve it, ask for changes, or turn it down. The person who made it is told which.
Write on a picture, not in an email about the picture. Replies and mentions included.
They look, they cannot change anything, and they need no account. Switch it off and it dies at once.
Your Asana tasks show up beside the work, and what you change here goes back to them.
Every job tells you what it costs before you press it. Putting a post out costs nothing.
Owner, admin, manager, agent. People see the brands they work on and nothing else.
Thirty-two to pick from. You set one per brand, and every reply is checked against it before it is allowed out.
Need more brands than your plan holds? Buy them one at a time. All three stop whenever you like, from settings, and you take everything you made with you.
Private beta
Tell us where to write. We open a handful of accounts a week, in the order people asked.
PurpleUp
02 Social
The room where it goes out.
Seven networks, one calendar, and a note every Monday telling you what the week actually did.
Below: the calendar, the numbers, and the Monday note — three real screens, not one screen three times. Click-through is missing from all of them because the platforms never report it.
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Analytics
Last week
Interactions = likes + comments + shares + saves
Last full week · Northbank
Mon 24 – Sun 30 August
Two comparisons, every time: the week before (17 Aug – 23 Aug), and your own past weeks on that platform. Platforms are never mixed.
Where your views landed, next to your usual weeks
each platform on its own scale · low ←→ highSeven days of content with hooks, scripts and references, from what this week actually did.
Out
Seven networks. One press.
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads and Facebook. Pick the accounts, pick the minute, and walk away. Posts, jobs and shoot days sit on the same grid, and putting a post out never costs a credit.
Numbers
Per post, not per month.
Reach, likes, comments and shares for the week, and the five posts that actually did the work, in order. Interactions are spelled out — likes plus comments plus shares plus saves — so the ranking is one you can check.
Monday
Monday, the week comes back.
The dot is this week. The hollow ring is last week. The pale block behind them is where half of your past weeks landed on that network. One glance tells you whether a number is good or just big — and no model writes any of it.
Seven networks the product publishes to, from one press. Comments come back from all of them; direct messages from Instagram and Facebook. WhatsApp is the eighth mark below, and it is the one that is not connected yet.