If it looks fake,
it doesn’t ship.
Software and app ads with an AI presenter, your real product on screen, and disclosure set up for every market you run in. First cut in 24 hours.
Your winner is fading.
The next ad is three weeks away.
At real spend, a good Meta ad tires in about two weeks. Replacing it through a creator takes three. That gap is where cost per trial climbs.
The presenter sets it up.
Your real screen proves it.
You can’t film software on a bathroom counter. Every ad cuts between an AI presenter and a real recording of your product, so the parts that sell stay real.
One brief in. A set of finished ads out: several hooks, every size, captions on.
What it is, and what it does for your numbers.
One product. Four different ads.
Same software, four angles, four presenters, four first frames. Press play to hear each one.
FOUNDER PAIN
PRODUCT DEMO
FEATURE LAUNCH
CONTRARIAN
One brief. Ten films.
A back-to-school campaign for a home-services app in five markets: 5 UGC films and 5 brand films, all in French.
BRAND FILM“REALLY GOOD, most realistic one we have done so far.”
Béné Launois, CMO at Yoojo, on the French campaign“I think this one is one of my favourite ones. Also really realistic.
“im impressed, let me show this to my cofounder
“Let’s keep it this way with the final versions. Thank you so much for your work on those videos.
“Looks great 👍
The three things every team asks first.
Tell us where it runs. We set the disclosure for that market.
AI ad rules differ by country and change fast. Every ad is built for the markets and platforms you name: label, wording and placement included.
No AI-specific ad law. The ASA applies the CAP Code however an ad is made, and the DMCC Act bans fake reviews, with CMA fines up to 10% of global turnover.
The FTC bans fake and AI-generated testimonials (over $50,000 per violation). New York requires a conspicuous label on AI performers; California follows from 1 January 2027.
No AI-specific law. The ACCC applies the Australian Consumer Law ban on misleading conduct to AI ads. Maximum penalties doubled to A$100m in March 2026.
Ad Standards guidelines say AI-generated content should be disclosed, and AI presenters can’t claim experiences they can’t have. The Competition Act backs it with fines.
The AI Act’s transparency rules apply from 2 August 2026: realistic AI-generated people must be disclosed. Fines up to €15m or 3% of turnover.
Rules summarised as of October 2026. This is how we build ads, not legal advice: your legal team has the final say.
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Three steps. No calls.
Questions, answered.
Your next winning ad,
ready in 24 hours.
Send your best ad and one idea. If it doesn’t beat your expectations, you still keep it.
Get a free ad in 24h → Free · No call · 5 slots a weekIf it looks fake,
it doesn’t ship.
Software and app ads with an AI presenter, your real product on screen, and disclosure set up for every market you run in. First cut in 24 hours.
Your winner is fading.
The next ad is three weeks away.
At real spend, a good Meta ad tires in about two weeks. Replacing it through a creator takes three. That gap is where cost per trial climbs.
The presenter sets it up.
Your real screen proves it.
You can’t film software on a bathroom counter. Every ad cuts between an AI presenter and a real recording of your product, so the parts that sell stay real.
One brief in. A set of finished ads out: several hooks, every size, captions on.
What it is, and what it does for your numbers.
One product. Four different ads.
Same software, four angles, four presenters, four first frames. Press play to hear each one.
One brief. Ten films.
A back-to-school campaign for a home-services app in five markets: 5 UGC films and 5 brand films, all in French.
BRAND FILM“REALLY GOOD, most realistic one we have done so far.”
Béné Launois, CMO at Yoojo, on the French campaign“I think this one is one of my favourite ones. Also really realistic.
“im impressed, let me show this to my cofounder
“Let’s keep it this way with the final versions. Thank you so much for your work on those videos.
“Looks great 👍
The three things every team asks first.
Tell us where it runs. We set the disclosure for that market.
AI ad rules differ by country and change fast. Every ad is built for the markets and platforms you name: label, wording and placement included.
No AI-specific ad law. The ASA applies the CAP Code however an ad is made, and the DMCC Act bans fake reviews, with CMA fines up to 10% of global turnover.
The FTC bans fake and AI-generated testimonials (over $50,000 per violation). New York requires a conspicuous label on AI performers; California follows from 1 January 2027.
No AI-specific law. The ACCC applies the Australian Consumer Law ban on misleading conduct to AI ads. Maximum penalties doubled to A$100m in March 2026.
Ad Standards guidelines say AI-generated content should be disclosed, and AI presenters can’t claim experiences they can’t have. The Competition Act backs it with fines.
The AI Act’s transparency rules apply from 2 August 2026: realistic AI-generated people must be disclosed. Fines up to €15m or 3% of turnover.
Rules summarised as of October 2026. This is how we build ads, not legal advice: your legal team has the final say.
See it before you spend.
Three steps. No calls.
Questions, answered.
Your next winning ad,
ready in 24 hours.
Send your best ad and one idea. If it doesn’t beat your expectations, you still keep it.
Get a free ad in 24h → Free · No call · 5 slots a week