Keep client context together
Save the audience, voice and claims to avoid in a dedicated brand kit.
Keep every brand distinct. Build the next round of ads, review a batch, and give your clients a clearer picture of what’s working.

The brief is in Slack. The brand notes are in a deck. The designer is finishing yesterday’s revisions. You need a repeatable way to get the next round moving.
Build your workflowSave the audience, voice and claims to avoid in a dedicated brand kit.
Generate a small batch around one brief. See the ads together before choosing what goes forward.
Select the creative, check the copy and destination, and create a paused batch after approval.
Spend the meeting on the creative decision. Keep the right files close.
Illustrative concepts across industries. Your batch stays on one brand. More variants don’t guarantee better results. Budget and sample size still matter.
You know the account needs fresh creative. But the brief is in one tab, feedback is in another, and this week’s ads are still waiting on a designer.
Turn one clear brief into different angles and hooks. Review the strongest ideas together, then take a considered batch into Meta.
Every hour spent resizing, exporting and setting up ads is an hour taken from strategy, clients and the next useful test.
Put a number on the production work already on your team’s plate. Then decide where a shared creative workflow earns its place.
Compare the plansAssumes 12 static ads per brand each month. Edit the inputs to match your team. This is workload value, not a savings promise. People, review time, ad spend and usage beyond the plan are additional.
From the local gym to your next software launch.
Different audiences. The same creative ambition.








Original AI concept artwork for fictional brands. UGC examples are still frames, not playable videos.
Brand context, creative and launch settings. One place to move the work forward.
Your products, your voice, your visual world. Build a brand kit once, edit every detail, and give every new idea a better starting point.
Explore this workflowConsidered. Warm. Direct.
Everyday skincare, without the overwhelm.
Medical or unverified claims.

Pip brings the ideas. You bring the judgement. Edit the creative, choose the budget, and approve the launch. Your brand deserves both.
A tighter creative process.
Whatever your team looks like.
An MCP connection for your brand, your ads, and your next question.
One subscription. Clear usage. No percentage of your ad spend.
3 days free · 100 trial credits · Card requiredYour next chapter starts with better creative.
More brands. More experiments. One home.
100 credits during your 3-day trial. Card required. Your selected monthly subscription starts automatically when the trial ends unless you cancel before then.
Monthly credits expire at renewal. Ad spend is separate. Trial access is available when checkout is enabled for your account.
Account registration is currently closed. Existing account holders can sign in. The Starter and Pro plans include a 3-day trial with 100 credits when activated by card; cancel before it ends to avoid the monthly charge.
Keep your brand context, creative variants and launch preparation together. Start with a specific brief, compare a small batch, and review the copy and destination before publishing.
No. Publishing requires your approval of the selected creative, copy, destination, Page and ad set. Ads are created paused in your connected Meta account, so you decide when they start running.
A static concept uses 10 credits, including its image and draft copy. You see the total before creating a batch. Starter includes 1,000 monthly credits and Pro includes 5,000. Failed jobs return their reserved credits.
Describe the buying situation, the benefit, the evidence you can support and the visual idea. Add the audience and brand voice to your brand kit. Generated product details need your review before an ad runs.
Create static concepts in square, portrait 4:5 and vertical 9:16 formats. Review the image and copy together, then prepare a batch for Meta. Choose the format for the placement you intend to use.
Take a look. Find your flow. Make it yours.