Channels/AI Content Studio03

AI UGC that looks like a real person filmed it. Built for SaaS.

HeyGen, Higgsfield, Arcads and Creatify will render whatever brief you bring them, whether you sell software or supplements. Ours writes the brief. It reads your positioning, ICP, features and competitors, casts a brand character who stays the same person in every shot, and produces creative that argues for your product. You download it and post it yourself.

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Ad archetypes tuned for software buyers, not physical products
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Aspect ratios exported from one brief — 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
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Social accounts connected. No OAuth on your company profiles
The problem

SaaS has nothing to point a camera at.

A DTC brand films the product. You are selling an abstract workflow that lives behind a login, so short-form either does not get made at all, or you pay a freelance creator three hundred dollars a video to explain a category they do not understand, or you use a general-purpose avatar tool and get a stock presenter reading a script you still had to write yourself.

Generic avatar tools give you a different stranger every video, so no face ever becomes your brand
You still write the hook, the script, and the shot list; the tool only renders them
Templates are tuned for ecommerce ads, so the archetypes do not fit a software sale
Nothing in the output knows what your product actually does or who it is for
Why this is different

Vertical where everything else is horizontal.

The generation engines are excellent and largely interchangeable. The difference is everything that happens before the render.

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The brief comes from your BRAIN

Hooks, scripts and shot lists are written from your positioning, ICP, feature list and competitor set — the same structured profile that drives your SEO and your cold email. The creative makes an argument for your product instead of describing a category.

Others: you arrive with a finished script and a brief.
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A cast, not a fresh stranger each time

Build characters — founder, PM, happy customer — from a template or your own reference photo. Train a Soul ID once and that face stays consistent across every still and video you ever generate. Pick a setting and we cache a keyframe so the room matches too.

Others: a new face and a new room every render.
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Ad modes built for software

Ten archetypes that convert for B2B buyers: founder to camera, product walkthrough, problem and solution, product UI cinematic, concept explainer, AI testimonial, feature announcement, phone-selfie UGC, value-prop cinematic — and a wild card that classifies your idea and picks the right one for you.

Others: ecommerce ad templates with a software logo on them.
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Your actual product appears in it

Upload screenshots and screen recordings as product context and the storyboard cuts to them at the right beat. The result shows the software doing the job, rather than a presenter talking vaguely near it.

Others: a talking head and a stock B-roll library.
How it works

Cast once. After that it is a brief and a download.

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Cast a character

Start from a template or upload a reference photo of a real person, often the founder. Set identity, appearance, outfit, and role. Train a Soul ID when you want pixel-level consistency across every future generation.

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Give them a voice

Audition voices inline from the library and pick the one that fits, or attach a cloned voice profile. Delivery is tuned per mode: expressive and unpolished for UGC, steadier for a produced walkthrough.

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Pick a setting

Kitchen, home office, car, desk. We generate candidate portraits in that setting and you approve one, which is cached as a keyframe so every future video hits the same look instead of drifting.

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Bring a hook, or atomize one

Write your own angle, generate hook variants, or point the studio at a published SEO article and let it pull out the angles worth filming. It can also work from a competitor or trend signal you have saved.

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Mode, script, storyboard, shots

Choose an ad mode or let the wild card classifier pick. The studio writes the script, breaks it into a storyboard of three to six shots with motion and framing, and derives the shot list. Every stage is editable before anything renders.

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Generate and audition beat by beat

Each shot renders as an image take first, then as a lip-synced video take with the audio timed against the transcript. If one beat is wrong, re-render just that beat instead of the whole video.

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Compile and download

Add a music bed and an end card, pick the aspect ratio, compile. Every still and take lands in your library, filterable by kind, format and source, ready to download and post wherever your buyers are.

What you get

Creative volume without a creative team.

Stills and video from one brief
Every shot is usable as a still you can post as-is and as a motion take when you want it. One storyboard is a week of assets.
A face people start to recognise
Soul ID keeps your brand character identical across months of content, which is what actually builds familiarity.
Cost visibility before you commit
Every draft carries a running cost breakdown, so you know what a video costs before you compile it.
Your SEO channel feeding your creative channel
Published articles atomize into hooks, so research you already paid for produces short-form too.
No platform lock-in
Finished files, downloaded. No account connections, no scheduler, nothing posting under your handle.
Iteration that costs one beat, not one video
Per-beat regeneration means fixing a bad line does not mean paying to render the whole thing again.
Under the hood

Everything that ships with the channel.

Cast & voice
Character templates plus your own reference photos
Soul ID training for cross-video face consistency
Per-setting keyframes so the environment stays fixed
Voice library with inline auditioning
Cloned voice profiles per character
Multi-character casts with a role per video
Script & storyboard
Ten SaaS ad modes plus a wild-card classifier
Hook variant generation
Atomize a published article into post ideas
Atomize a saved competitor or trend signal
Editable storyboard with per-shot motion and framing
Product context from screenshots and screen recordings
Render & deliver
Image takes, then lip-synced video takes per shot
Transcript-timed audio alignment
Per-beat re-render and audition
Music library and room tone
End-card builder
Library filterable by kind, format and source, with per-draft cost
FAQ

The questions people actually ask.

Do you post it to my social accounts?
No, and that is deliberate. The studio generates the creative and you download it and post it yourself. It means no account connections, no OAuth scopes on your company profiles, and nothing going out under your handle that you have not seen. Scheduling is a solved problem; creative that converts for SaaS is not.
How is this different from HeyGen, Higgsfield, Arcads or Creatify?
Those are strong generation engines and they are horizontal by design — you bring the avatar, the script and the brief, and they render it beautifully whether you are selling software or skincare. We sit a layer above: the studio reads your positioning, ICP, features and competitors, decides the archetype, writes the hook and script, builds the shot list, and keeps a consistent cast across everything, then renders. Arcads and Creatify in particular are optimised for physical-product DTC ads bought with paid media; we are built for software sold organically.
Can I use my own face?
Yes. Upload a reference photo and train a Soul ID on it, and the character becomes a consistent likeness you can direct without ever being on camera again. Many founders do exactly this. You can also start from a template if you would rather not appear at all.
Will it obviously look like AI?
The realism levers we lean on are consistency and imperfection: a fixed face and setting across a campaign, unpolished delivery for the UGC modes, natural breathing and pauses in the voice, and handheld-feeling framing rather than glossy motion. It will not survive a forensic look and we would not claim otherwise. It reads as a real person who filmed something on a phone, which is the bar short-form actually needs.
What formats and aspect ratios do I get?
Vertical 9:16, square 1:1 and landscape 16:9, from the same brief. Every shot is also available as a still image, so a single storyboard produces both a video and a set of posts.
What does a video cost to generate?
Generation cost varies with shot count, video length, and how many takes you audition. Every draft carries a live cost breakdown so you can see it before you compile, and there are per-company ceilings so nothing runs away. Subscription pricing is not public yet — early-access customers get founder pricing locked in.
Do I need to write the script?
No. Bring a hook if you have one, or let the studio generate hook variants, or point it at an article you have already published and let it pull the angles out. You can edit the script and the storyboard at every stage, but you never have to start from a blank page.
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