4 articles. Every one of these is the same text the product shows inside the console.
What have you already got?
Whatever you already hand to customers — a menu, a rate card, a catalogue, or for a creator, the work itself.
Why it mattersThis is the difference between a post about 'our delicious food' and a post about a named dish at a real price. It is your own published wording, so nothing in it is our inference.
How
- Type your items and prices, one per line — it goes straight into your profile.
- Uploading files is not wired up yet; when it is, the photos in them become the pictures we post.
- Skip it if you would rather add items later from Profile.
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Posting in multiple languages
Generate native-sounding posts from a catalogue of 40 languages, not literal translations. How many you may use in one post is set by your plan: 1 on Free, 2 on Launch, 5 on Growth, all 40 on Studio.
Why it mattersYour customers respond to content that sounds local. The engine writes natively per language and A/B-learns each language separately.
How
- In Create, click the language selector and tick the languages you want — up to your plan's per-post limit (Free 1, Launch 2, Growth 5, Studio 40).
- Ask for more than your plan allows and the engine says so plainly instead of silently dropping one — trim the selection or upgrade in Settings → Plan.
- Generate — you get one native post per language.
- Each language runs its own tone experiment, so what wins in Hindi can differ from English.
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Predict performance before you post
A pre-publish estimate of how a draft will land — score, reach/engagement bands, likely reactions and fixes.
Why it mattersCatch weak posts before they go out, with concrete ways to make them stronger — no spend required.
How
- Generate a draft in Create.
- Click 🔮 Predict.
- Read the score and the 'make it stronger' suggestions, then regenerate or edit.
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Make more out of one thing
Turn a single piece of real news into a week of posts — different angles, formats and channels from one source.
Why it mattersA shop has two pieces of news a month and a plan that expects a dozen posts. Repurposing closes that gap honestly, instead of inventing things that never happened.
How
- Add the one real thing — a new item, an offer, a milestone.
- The engine proposes angles and formats from it.
- Approve the ones that fit; the rest are discarded, not published.
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