From first call to first post
Two weeks to your studio. Fifteen minutes per post after that.
Part one — the studio, once
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A few questions about your brand
Around twelve, on your phone, in about ten minutes. Words that describe how you want to come across, colours you are drawn to, four sample videos to react to, your logo and headshot if you have them, and your brokerage details.
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We design it
Your answers shape a design and a person reviews it — adjusting the palette, the type pairing, the way your name is set — until it is right.
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The reveal
You get your studio as a page you can look through: your colours, your type, your name set the way it will appear everywhere. Your business card and email signature are waiting to download.
Part two — the loop, every time
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Pick what you're making
Carousel, single post, flyer or listing video.
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Answer, and shoot
One question per screen. For video, the app names each shot and shows you a three-second example of what it should look like — exterior approach, entry reveal, kitchen pan, living space, one hero detail, the backyard. Each clip starts uploading the second you finish it.
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Check the captions
If anyone spoke, we transcribe it and show you the words before they go on the video. Fix a street name, fix a price, then carry on.
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Save and post
Static posts come back in seconds, video in about three minutes. Save it straight to your camera roll, copy the caption — we write it three ways, pick the one that sounds like you — and post.
You can close the app at any point. Everything you have answered is saved, and we will email you the moment your video is ready.
Two things we deliberately don't do.
Post for you. Connecting to Instagram means an approvals process, an API that changes, and one more thing to break at the worst moment. You save and post, which takes eight seconds and never breaks.
Let you redesign each post. There are no fonts to pick and no layouts to choose. That is the product, not a limitation — the design decisions were made once, properly, so you never make them again in a hurry.