Planist

Every month the social calendar for a brand comes round again, with days of captions and designs and then a long wait for the client to say yes. Planist begins with the brand's website or online store and reads its colours, fonts, logo and product photos. From those it writes a brand strategy and a tone-of-voice guide, then plans the month slot by slot with a reason for each post.

Six AI agents split the work between planning, copywriting, design and reporting. Each design is checked against the brand's rules and made again if it falls below the pass mark.

Shops on Shopify and five other store platforms are read directly, so the real product photo appears in the design and prices print as the store lists them. Posts can be written in Arabic and English, and any of them can become a short motion video for Reels, Stories or TikTok.

For each month the client gets a private link that opens on a phone through WhatsApp. There each post can be approved or sent back with a change, without signing up. Client notes go into the brand brain, a memory the agents read before the next job. Approved posts publish to the brand's own channels on their calendar date. The example brands are fictional demonstrations, which each page states.