Multi-brand content studio
Add your brand, correct what Studio says it stands for, and every piece it makes has to argue that — reviewed by you, scheduled to your channels, and yours to download either way.
Free plan, no card. Nothing is published until you approve it, and failed renders are never charged.
Who runs on it
These are our own five brands, not customers of ours. Studio is the tool we built to keep them posting, and it is the same build you would sign into — not a demo of something we do not use.
The difference
Before anything is made, Studio reads your site and writes down what your brand stands for — the line you own, who it is for, and the four arguments you will keep making, each with the proof that backs it. You mark one as the focus for the week.
From then on, every piece has a reason to exist. When it reaches your review deck it shows you which pillar it argues and the proof it carries, so approving is a judgement about the argument, not a guess about a picture.
Why this piece
Whole jobs, not replies
Qualify → quote → follow up → book → CRM → invoice → Monday report.
Built around your own SOP, run and improved weekly.
BobWork’s own pillar, exactly as it appears in the deck above.
Real pieces
Every one of these was made in Studio for one of the brands above and posted. Each teaches a single thing and ends on that brand’s own call to action.
How it works
The longest part is deciding what your brand actually stands for — and Studio drafts that for you to correct.
Studio reads the site and drafts what your brand stands for: the positioning line, who it is for, what you promise, the four arguments you will keep making, and the claims you must never make. Every line traces back to something you already published — nothing is invented.
This is the part worth your ten minutes. The pillar you mark as the focus is the argument every new piece has to make, so a week of content stops being a week of unrelated posts.
Each piece arrives with the pillar it argues and the proof attached. Reject, edit, approve, or approve and schedule — by keyboard if you like. Nothing is published until you say so.
Approved pieces drop into your daily slots in your brand's own timezone, each slot posting to its own channels. Afterwards you get views, reach and follows per post — or you download the file and post it by hand.
What you get
Each piece argues one pillar of your brand message and carries the proof for it. Anything on your never-say list is caught at review, not after it is posted.
Memes, product videos, UGC photos, infographics, AI video and carousels — made for your brand from your message, not pulled off a template shelf.
Set the daily plan once. Approved pieces fill the slots, and each slot posts to its own channels on the day it is meant to.
Each brand keeps its own message, plan, channels and calendar. Switching between them is one click, and the credits come out of one pool.
Download any piece at full resolution whether or not a channel is connected. Nothing is watermarked and nothing is held back on the free plan.
Credits left, what each kind of piece costs, and every generation listed with what it spent. Failed renders are never charged.
Honest status
Posting on your behalf depends on approvals we do not control, and we would rather you read that here than discover it after you have signed up.
Live today
Still on its way
Your first week is produced from the message you confirm and lands in your review deck. The render queue is still run by our side while we finish wiring it into the app.
Meta has to approve our app for your business before we can publish to your Page. Until that clears, the content is still made — you download it and post it.
TikTok posts land in your inbox as drafts until the content-posting audit clears. LinkedIn needs company-page approval. YouTube Shorts is not built yet, and Pinterest is still in sandbox.
Changing plan and buying credits are not wired to billing yet. Start on the free plan; if you need more, email us and we move you across by hand. The product says the same thing on the usage screen.
What a piece costs
Credits are the only meter — there is no separate piece limit, so what you can make depends on what you choose to make. A carousel is the most expensive thing in the studio; a meme is the cheapest. You can see this table inside the app too, next to what you have left.
| Piece | What it is | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Meme | Stock clip with your line on it | 1 |
| Product video | Template render with a voice-over | 2 |
| UGC photo | One image, with the caption burned in | 4 |
| Infographic | One image card that teaches something | 10 |
| AI video | 12 seconds, generated | 18 |
| Carousel | Six slides | 21 |
What you will not find here
Every tool in this category opens with proof it cannot show you the working for. We have none of it yet, so here is the honest version instead.
“50,000+ businesses”
Five brands, named, with their websites next to them.
“36.2m views generated”
No totals, because ours would be small and yours would be made up.
A wall of borrowed client logos
The five above are the only ones we can honestly show.
Screenshots of five-star testimonials
None yet. When a customer says something, it goes here with their name.
Pricing
Every plan sees the same rate card and the same balance. Credits you buy on top carry over; the monthly allowance is spent first. Start on the free plan — moving up is an email to us until billing is wired.
Sign in, paste your site, and look at what it drafts. If the message is wrong, fix it in a minute — that is the whole point of writing it down first.
Free plan, one brand, no card. Nothing is published without your approval.