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Memory

A living memory for your brand's taste.

Every approved ad, every note in chat, every callout: captured, distilled, folded into the next brief. Your brand gets sharper with every run, not blurrier.

What we capture

The parts of your brand a brief can't hold.

A brief tells us what you want this week. Memory remembers what you've always meant. Taste, palette, voice, the characters your audience already recognizes: the connective tissue that makes an ad feel like you.

  1. 01 Aesthetic
  2. 02 Palette
  3. 03 Voice
  4. 04 Characters
  5. 05 Do/Don'ts
  6. 06 References
  • Aesthetic and palette: the color story, texture, lighting, and composition your ads live inside.
  • Voice, tone, and cultural cues: how you sound, which references land, which registers to avoid.
  • Characters, do's, and don'ts: recurring faces, product angles, forbidden claims, past misfires.

How we use it

Folded into every draft, automatically.

Memory isn't a settings page you fill out once. It sits behind concept, script, storyboard, and stitch: so a product ad and a B-roll edit from the same brand look like siblings, not strangers.

  1. 01 Concept
  2. 02 Script
  3. 03 Storyboard
  4. 04 Visuals
  5. 05 Voice
  6. 06 Continuity
  • Two-level memory: organization taste sets the floor, each marketer's preferences shape their own drafts on top.
  • Every workflow reads it: Product Ads, B Roll, and A Roll all draw from the same brand context.
  • Feedback in chat writes back: reject a scene or approve a line and Memory learns the difference.

What changes

Three shifts you feel by week two.

The best sign Memory is working is what stops happening. Fewer rewrites. Fewer off-brand drafts. Fewer conversations that start with "this doesn't feel like us."

First drafts

Draft one lands where draft nine used to. The tone is right, the palette is right, the references are yours.

Onboarding

New hires inherit your taste on day one. They ship on-brand work before they've read the deck.

Scale

Ten ads a week, a hundred a month: same brand, no drift. Volume stops being the enemy of consistency.

How it learns

A loop that gets sharper every run.

Memory grows from the work you're already doing. Approve an ad, leave a note, kill a scene: each signal is distilled and folded into the next brief. Nothing extra to maintain.

01

Ingest

Approved runs, chat notes, rejected drafts, and reference uploads flow in as raw signal.

02

Distill

Agents extract the durable pattern (palette, phrasing, motifs) from the one-off decision.

03

Fold

The updated Memory layers into the next brief before concept, script, and visuals begin.

04

Regenerate

Reruns and new ads inherit the sharper context. Outputs move closer to on-brand with each cycle.

Privacy & ownership

Your Memory stays yours.

Memory is scoped to your organization at the row level. It never trains a shared model, never leaks across tenants, and leaves with you if you leave. Export it as structured data any time.

01

Row-level isolation

Every entry is scoped to your organization. Nothing crosses tenants, ever.

02

No shared training

Your Memory trains your outputs. It never feeds a general model or another customer's.

03

Exportable

Structured export any time. Portable if you leave: no hostage data.

See your brand, remembered.

Book a founder call and we'll walk through Memory against your last quarter of ads.