Brain
Brain is where your offers, notes, transcripts and past campaigns live, so your Chief of Staff already knows your business before you ask it anything.
← BackSet your palette, your tone meters and the words you never use. Brandable stores it as rules the apps obey, not as a PDF sitting in a folder.
Try Brandable for free →Direct or warm. Expert or plain. Move the sliders and every draft shifts with them, no re-briefing, no 'make it punchier' round trips.
Try Brandable for free →Sales pages, emails, thumbnails and ad copy all pull the same identity, so your funnel looks like one business rather than five freelancers.
Try Brandable for free →This is the part a stack of separate tools cannot copy. Brandable reads from the apps above it and hands its output to the apps below it, inside one workspace, with no connectors to wire up.
Included on the same subscription. Nothing to connect, nothing extra to buy.
Brandable turns what you have already written into a set of tone rules the rest of the OS obeys, so every app writing on your behalf uses the same AI brand voice instead of sounding like a generic model. Rather than filling in a style guide from memory, you either answer a short spoken interview with the Chief of Staff or paste a few things you have already published, and Brandable derives your tone, your phrases and the words you avoid from that.
Paste three things you have already published (an email, a page, a caption) or answer the Chief of Staff's spoken brand interview, where it reads out a question and you talk your answer back, with the transcript editable afterwards. Either way, Brandable derives your voice from real writing rather than from adjectives you would otherwise have to invent yourself.
The interview produces a Brand Card: tone meters, signature phrases you actually use, and an avoid-list of words you do not want written. Every trait is editable afterwards, and it is stored as data the rest of the workspace can read, rather than a style-guide document that sits in a folder until someone rewrites it from memory.
Move a slider (more direct, less formal, warmer) and drafts shift with it straight away. You are not re-briefing an app from scratch or writing 'make it punchier' in a comment thread and hoping the next draft lands better. Your AI brand voice updates centrally in one place, and everything generated after that point, in any app, reflects the new setting without you repeating yourself.
Once your Brand Card exists, Brandable feeds it into SignalDek, Tube Magic and Directorize, and anything else in the workspace that drafts copy on your behalf, so an ad rewrite, a video script and a directory listing all pull from the same voice, the same avoid-list and the same signature phrases, instead of three separate guesses at what 'your tone' actually means.
Say you sell a cookery course. You paste in your last three student emails and one landing page. Brandable notices you write in short, plain sentences, always call the audience 'home cooks' rather than 'customers', and never use the word 'foolproof', then sets your tone meters closer to warm and plain than expert and formal. From then on, when you open SignalDek to rewrite a competitor's ad, or Tube Magic to draft a script, both read your Brand Card first, so the draft that comes back already sounds like the emails you pasted in, not like a stranger's guess at your voice.
The mini-apps ship inside the OS, and each one does a job you would otherwise pay a separate subscription for. Tap a card to see how it works.
Brain is where your offers, notes, transcripts and past campaigns live, so your Chief of Staff already knows your business before you ask it anything.
← BackSignalDek reads the live ad libraries in your niche (2,726 ads and counting, live), groups them by the angle that actually repeats, and hands you three drafts against your own offer.
← BackTube Magic plans the channel, writes the scripts, drafts the titles and thumbnails and tells you which video to make next, based on what is working now.
← BackOne credit is one unit of work an app does for you: a page written, a batch of ads read, a script drafted. Every plan comes with a monthly credit pool, and every app shows its cost before it runs. See the credit pools by plan →
Yes. Brandable ships with every plan including the free trial.
Defining a brand is free. Credits are only spent when an app generates something using it.
Yes. Each brand is its own profile, so an agency or a multi-offer business can switch identity per project without re-briefing anything.
Paste three things you have already written and Brandable derives the tone meters from them, rather than asking you to describe your own voice in adjectives.
Yes. Everything Brandable builds is yours, export it any time. Cancelling ends your access to the workspace, not your ownership of the work.
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