Your expertise, in a clear workflow.

Set up your workspace

1. Preview launch details with your name, email, a workspace name, and a password of 15–128 characters.
2. Verify your email using your account link. Local installations may deliver links to a private development outbox; production email needs operator configuration.
3. Tell the workspace your industry and audience, then choose the most useful content rule profile.
4. Add your required notices, restricted claims, and source context before creating a campaign.

Make it fit your industry

Your industry is an open text field. Legal, finance, healthcare, tax, IP, creator, real estate, and business work can use the closest implemented profile. General content can use custom workspace rules.

A profile provides implemented checks and drafting context. It does not establish which laws, professional standards, or disclosures apply to your business. Decide that with the qualified people responsible for your work.

Build a campaign from one insight

Begin with a clear topic and primary insight. Describe your audience and write the actual key takeaways you want to share. Add source context that supports any factual claims.

Set a shared call to action: what readers should do and the HTTPS destination they should open. Use your own business page or source reference. The selected text and URL travel into every channel asset and are included when you copy or download the content.

Choose one or more of the four formats: LinkedIn carousel, short video script, newsletter, or social thread. Create the campaign first, then generate its assets. A created plan remains available if generation fails. Before assets exist, use Edit brief to update the source context or destination and run the plan checks again. After generation, the shared destination is fixed for that campaign; create a new campaign to change it. Older briefs without a configured destination can contain reference links, which need review before use.

Keep content educational and factual. Unsupported numbers, promises, and source-sensitive claims can fail verification. A provider or quota failure is shown with the server’s actual error; the UI does not manufacture a completed campaign.

Understand the content checks

Workspace settings let you define required notices and phrases to avoid. The review page shows each stored asset’s audit report, verdict, detected issues, and missing disclosures where supplied by the engine.

A text audit checks the submitted text against the selected domain and workspace rules. If disclosure repair is enabled, the audit response can indicate notices added by the service. A separate standalone text audit does not save a change to an asset.

Edit, then make the final decision

Open an asset’s editor to update its headline and channel-specific content. The service validates the complete structured asset and audits it before saving. If a submitted edit fails, the previous accepted version remains stored; the error response explains what needs attention.

Approval is explicit and recorded for the selected asset. If local rules pass and Jev returns an eligible REVIEW signal, the draft remains available for human judgment. Open Review & approve, inspect the full content, source context and risk estimates, check the acknowledgment box, and record a reason of 10–1,000 characters. The original model result stays visible alongside your decision.

The acknowledgment is tied to the saved content and review policy. Saved edits return the asset to draft and require another approval. A later check can require a new decision; use Review again on the flagged asset. A BLOCK result, failed local rule, or unavailable or invalid screening response cannot be bypassed by acknowledgment. You can reject an asset with useful feedback instead.

The campaign strategy remains a strategy draft. An asset approval covers that asset; it does not separately approve the plan. Inspect the strategy direction and its own screening record before use.

Open the campaign activity panel to inspect provenance records, provider information, and exported receipts. The integrity state is taken directly from the API.

Organize the work and export it

Choose a start date, campaign cadence, and time zone to build an editorial schedule. Saved slots display their actual lifecycle state. A stored calendar entry does not indicate publication to LinkedIn, Instagram, email, or another channel.

Approve every selected asset to enable Download delivery pack. The service checks the current content again before creating the ZIP. Extract the complete archive, keep its folders together, and open index.html locally to inspect the handoff. The pack includes the formats you selected, the source brief, saved audits, approval records, and campaign.json.

• Carousel: editable 1080 × 1350 SVG slide files. Open them in an SVG-capable design tool to adapt or convert to PNG/PDF for your destination platform. Conversion and platform upload are separate steps; check any continuation frames and the final slide count.
• Newsletter: newsletter.html includes subject alternatives and the authored copy. Adapt it in your email tool and add your sender identity, mailing address and unsubscribe controls before sending. Section Markdown is displayed literally to preserve the authored text.
• Social thread: copy the posts from social-copy.txt into your publishing tool. Check the destination, notices and platform requirements before posting.
• Video: video-production-script.md contains timed scenes, voiceover and filming direction. Record and edit the video using that brief; rendered video is not included.

Markdown, JSON, CSV and ICS exports remain available for readable copy, structured data, planning and calendar import. A downloaded file does not publish content. The guided sample and its delivery ZIP are clearly labeled, saved demonstration material, separate from customer campaigns and live provider runs.

Saved weekly review and approval routines have their own reminder calendar export. Importing an ICS file is a separate action in your calendar application; it does not send email or subscribe someone to automated notifications.

Bring in a registered teammate

A workspace administrator can add an existing verified account by its exact email address, subject to the plan’s seat limit. A new teammate creates their own account and verifies their email first. This workflow does not send an invitation email.

• Admin: manage workspace settings, members, billing, and campaign work.
• Editor: work on campaigns and content as allowed by the server.
• Viewer: inspect the workspace without changing its content.

The workspace must retain at least one administrator. Role and membership changes take effect on fresh requests.

Know your plan and your usage

The billing page displays the current entitlement, trial or subscription period, campaign quota, and persisted usage receipts. An attempt counts when allowance is reserved before planning. Failed or unfinished attempts still consume allowance. The four channel assets share that attempt; paid allowance uses a UTC calendar month.

When checkout is configured, selecting a plan opens the payment provider’s hosted checkout. A return from checkout is not proof of payment. The workspace waits for a verified billing event before showing active paid access.

The billing portal is available for a linked billing customer. An unconfigured installation shows an actionable setup state and does not invent a checkout destination or completed payment.

Protect and recover your account

Use a long, unique passphrase. Password reset links expire and are consumed through the reset form. Logging out closes the current browser session.

Account and workspace authorization is checked by the server on each protected request. If your session expires, log in again before continuing your work.