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Square 1:1A paid static for the feed: one angle, one headline, one thing to do next.
It researches your brand, then posts new media ideas to Slack and your Ideas board each morning. React 🤞 and the finished ad, post or video comes back.

A batch of media ideas is waiting when you start work — one Slack message per idea, the same ideas on your board. React 🤞 on the one you want and the finished file comes back in the thread.
3 signs your audience is tired
Repeat frequency, falling CTR, and comments that have seen it all before. The fix is a new angle, not a bigger budget.

The board does everything Slack does — generate, make variants, attach your own assets, or dismiss an idea with a note that shapes tomorrow's batch.
Every idea arrives typed and sized, with its headline, copy and awareness stage attached. The daily batch rotates through the types so a week of output does not look like one campaign.

A paid static for the feed: one angle, one headline, one thing to do next.

One thing explained in numbers or steps, built to be saved rather than clicked.

A single message set large enough to work from across the room.

A quote card people share because it says something they already believe.

A native post that reads like someone at the company made it, not a media buyer.
Define a media type on the project — its brief, its art direction, its aspect — and the morning batch starts rotating it in with the rest.



A hook slide, the payoff one beat at a time, then the ask — rendered as one deck.



A cover, then one specific lesson per slide, in one grid and one type scale.
Set it up once. After that, ideas arrive each morning, you pick the ones you want, and statie produces them.
Paste your product URL and a short description. That is the whole setup. Connect Slack if you also want ideas in your team channel.
Your product
statie reads your site and your competitors, works out your voice, audience and visual identity, and builds a bank of ad angles mapped to awareness stages. You can override any of it in the brand kit: colors, fonts, tone, always-include and never-do rules.

A new batch lands on your Ideas board and in Slack, one message per idea, at the delivery time you set in your own timezone. Each idea carries its headline, copy, media type, format and awareness stage.
Delivery time
09:00
Europe/Bratislava
React 🤞 in Slack, or click Generate on the board, and the finished image comes back. Multi-slide types render the whole set. Like an idea but not the execution? Ask for a variant, or dismiss it with a note and the next batch moves away from it.
Ready to shipThe chat sits on the same workspace as the daily batch. Brief it and real ideas appear on the board, edit your brand files by asking, and — through the tools you connect — let it produce a video or a voiceover and save it back onto the idea.
a few ideas around “daily affirmations” that fit our brand
Producing 3 media ideas
around “daily affirmations”
The affirmation you skip is the one you need
30 seconds, before the first email
Say it to yourself like you'd say it to a friend
turn the second one into an 8-second video
30 seconds, before the first email
Saved to the board · video
All optional. Connect one in Settings → Connections and its tools join the chat; whatever you generate is billed by that provider, on your account.
Video, image, music, speech
The widest catalogue. Ask the chat for an 8-second cut of an idea and it runs the model on your account.
Your API key
Voiceover and sound design
No key to copy. Approve statie once and the chat can read a script in the voice you picked.
Sign in with OAuth
Anything you already run
Point statie at any remote MCP server. Its tools show up in the chat next to the built-in ones.
Bearer, header or OAuth
Generated from real product pages. No designer touched these.














Billed per project, so an agency running four brands runs four projects — each with its own research, brand kit and Slack channel.
About $3 a day. Billed monthly, excl. VAT.
1-day free trial · Cancel anytime, no contracts
It means an agent that owns the creative side of your marketing. It researches your brand from your product URLs, decides what to say and to whom, produces a batch of media ideas every morning, and generates the finished files for the ones you approve. You review and publish. It does the strategy and the production.
Paid static ads, organic social posts, infographics, posters, motivational cards, TikTok slideshows and LinkedIn carousels. Slideshow and carousel types render as a full multi-slide set, not a single image. Through connected tools it can also produce video, voiceover, music and speech.
No. Every idea arrives with its headline, copy, format and awareness stage, and the finished image is generated from your brand kit: your colors, fonts, tone and rules. You get files you can publish, not briefs someone still has to design.
Connect a channel and the morning batch is posted there, one message per idea. React 🤞 on an idea and the finished image comes back in the thread. Slack is optional. The Ideas board on the web does everything Slack does, and it is where variants, feedback and files live.
A kanban of every idea the agent has produced. From it you generate images, create variants of an idea you like, attach your own brand assets, and dismiss ideas with a note explaining why. It is also where creatives made through the chat are saved.
They let the chat produce things beyond stills. fal.ai covers video, image, music and speech; ElevenLabs covers voiceover and sound design. Ask for a video of an idea on the board and the result is saved back on it. Both are optional, connected in Settings → Connections with your own account (fal.ai takes an API key, ElevenLabs uses OAuth), and you can point statie at any custom MCP server instead.
Yes. The in-app chat reads your brand files and the ideas you already have. Ask for "a few ideas around daily affirmations" and real ideas appear on the board. Ask it to turn one into a video or a voiceover and it calls your connected tools to do it.
Set a brand kit on the Brand page: colors, headline and body fonts, tone, plus an always-include list and a never-do list. Those rules go into every prompt. When you dismiss an idea you can say why, and that feedback shapes the next batch.
Founders who ship marketing themselves, small marketing teams with more channels than people, and agencies running creative for several brands at once. Each brand gets its own project, research, brand kit and Slack channel.
The brand research produces a bank of distinct angles spread across audience segments and awareness stages, and the daily batch rotates media types and formats on top of that. Dismissing an idea with a note pulls the next batch further away from what you rejected.
$90 per month, about $3 a day. That is the 66% off launch price, normally $270 a month. You start with a 1-day free trial, billing is monthly, and you can cancel any time. There are no contracts.