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One photo in.
Finished posts out — everywhere at once.

Add a product photo and the price. You get a clean studio shot, a styled lifestyle shot, and captions written in natural Arabic for each platform — sitting on your phone waiting for one tap of approval before anything goes live.

What happens now
What happens instead
A phone photo with a cluttered background. You don't post it.
It comes back as a clean studio shot and a styled lifestyle version.
You sit there trying to write a caption. Twenty minutes, then you give up.
The caption is already written in Arabic, sized for each platform.
Posted to Instagram. Never made it to Facebook or TikTok.
One approval, and it goes to all three at once.
Two months since the last post. Nobody meant for that to happen.
New products get picked up automatically, without anyone remembering.
How it works

Five steps. Only the first one is yours.

This is the real sequence that runs on every product — nothing skipped, nothing posted without your approval.

01

You add the photo

A product photo plus the name, price and category — however rough the photo is. That is the only manual step in the entire process.

02

The photo gets cleaned up

Two versions come back: the product on a clean white studio background, and the same product placed in a warmer lifestyle setting. Both are then resized to fit a square feed post and a vertical story.

03

The copy gets written

Title, short and long descriptions, and a caption tuned for each platform — Instagram reads differently from Facebook, which reads differently from TikTok. Plus hashtags, mixing Arabic and English for reach.

04

You approve it

Everything arrives in one message on your phone: both images, every caption. One tap approves, one tap sends it back. Nothing publishes without that tap.

05

It publishes everywhere

Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, together. If one platform has a problem, the others still go out — and you get told which one failed and why.

Arabic first

Written in Arabic, not translated into it.

The captions are written in Arabic from the start, not run through a translator. Product and brand names stay in their original form, hashtags mix Arabic and English so you reach both audiences, and the phrasing reads like a person wrote it — because that's the standard it's held to.

Example — Instagram caption

إضاءة دافئة تمنح مكتبك طابعًا مميزًا.
تصميم بسيط يناسب كل زاوية. ✨

English available too — or both, if your customers are split.

What's included

Everything between a photo and a published post.

INCLUDED

Two edited images per product

A clean catalog shot and a styled lifestyle shot, generated from the one photo you provide.

INCLUDED

Sized for feed and stories

Square for posts, vertical for stories. No cropping things yourself and hoping it looks right.

INCLUDED

Copy for every platform

Titles, descriptions, and a caption written specifically for how each platform's audience reads.

INCLUDED

Hashtags that make sense

Twenty per post, mixing broad and specific, Arabic and English — not the same twenty every time.

INCLUDED

Your approval, every time

Nothing reaches your audience without you seeing it first and tapping approve.

INCLUDED

A record of what went out

Every post, platform, and result logged — so you always know what published and when.

What you'll need

Three things to get started.

If you're missing one, we'll set it up with you as part of the build.

A Facebook Page An Instagram Business account A TikTok Business account
Questions

The things people ask before saying yes.

Does the AI change what my product actually looks like?

It's explicitly instructed not to — shape, colour, logos, text and materials are left alone; only the background and lighting change. That said, you should check every image before approving it, which is exactly why the approval step exists. If a product comes back looking wrong, you reject it and it doesn't post.

How good does my original photo need to be?

Better than you'd think, and better than a thumbnail. A normal phone photo in decent light is fine — the background being messy doesn't matter. But a tiny, blurry, or very dark photo has too little detail to work with, and the result will show it. Roughly: if you can see the product clearly on your phone screen, it's good enough.

Will the Arabic actually read well?

It's written in Modern Standard Arabic, which reads as professional across Gulf and wider Arab audiences. If your customers would rather be spoken to in Gulf dialect — which often performs better on Instagram and TikTok specifically — we can set it up that way instead. Worth deciding on the call rather than after launch.

Can it post videos?

No — this builds still images and photo posts. Video is a genuinely different and much more expensive thing to generate, so we'd rather be straight with you than imply otherwise. If video is what you need, say so on the call and we'll tell you honestly whether it's worth doing.

What if I want to publish without approving every post?

That can be switched off, and some businesses do once they've watched it run for a few weeks. We'd suggest leaving approval on to start — it costs you one tap and it's the thing standing between a bad caption and your customers seeing it.

What about LinkedIn, X, or Pinterest?

Possible, but we deliberately don't include them by default — for most small shops in this region, effort spent on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok returns more than the same effort spread across six platforms. If one of the others genuinely matters for your business, we can add it.

Marketing

Send us one photo. See what comes back.

No commitment and no setup on your end — just a look at what your own products would look like posted this way.

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