Designs
Designers upload drafts to the idea, and the team comments with a drawing or a voice note before anyone sends them.
Each month starts as a brief the client signs off item by item, so your team only produces what's already agreed.
A five-slide carousel of the new winter dishes, one per slide, ending on the Friday family offer.
Write a title, a short description and the text that sits on the visual. Carousels get a line per slide, so the brand reads the post as it will look.
Molokhia, the slow way.
Pumpkin soup is back.
Koshary with extra crunch.
Fattah for the table.
All five, Friday, EGP 450.
At the foot of the brief they read "2 waiting for you", see what's approved and what went back for changes, and can message your team right there.
Look at the brief from their sideComments stay on the idea they're about, so a question on the fourth concept never gets lost under the first.
A reviewer asks a question and your account manager answers in the same thread.
Mark a note as team only and it never loads on their side.
You get a notice the first time the brief link is opened.
Start with a title and a synopsis, then write the full script once that's accepted. The last button reads "Approve & send", so approving and sending take one click.
My grandmother never measured anything. She listened to the pot.
This is the molokhia we serve every Friday, cooked for three hours.
The secret is the garlic, fried until it sings, poured in last.
We cook it for two hours now. Can he say "slow-cooked" instead?
Ideas that pass open for design, and a finished script becomes an edit task your account manager hands to the editor.
Designers upload drafts to the idea, and the team comments with a drawing or a voice note before anyone sends them.
0:00My grandmother never measured anything.
0:08This is the molokhia we serve every Friday, slow-cooked.
When the editor uploads the video, the script opens beside it in the review room.
No. They open the link, type their name and decide. Reviewers with a portal login find it there too.
Yes. Preview as client opens their page without sending anything.
Yes. The change sends it back for approval and marks it "Edited after approval", even if designs are already attached.
Yes. Create a link for that item alone, and they'll see it and nothing else.
The script tool is made for talking-head videos, from outline to final lines. Carousels, reels and single posts are planned in the brief.
Yes. AI Studio drafts a set from the client's Brand Brain for 2 credits, or 4 on the stronger model (rates as of 17 October 2026). The drafts wait for your team like anything else in the brief.
When the ideas are agreed first, the shoot, the edit and the captions all have something solid to follow.
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