Scribe · The copywriter

Copy that knows your brand.

Scribe drafts platform-ready copy from your products, USPs, and personas. Review uncertain claims before drafting, then build on useful patterns from your deployed ads.

Included in every plan.

Meta adPersona: Busy Parents
“Fuel the morning school run with our organic roast. Just $12 this weekend.”
Google RSAPersona: Coffee Enthusiasts
“Single-origin beans, ethically sourced. Free shipping on orders $40+”
Pre-flight review“Free shipping on orders $40+” is not in your saved USPs. Approve it, or Scribe drops the claim.

Grounded in product truth, fluent in 28 languages.

Every major format

Google Search RSAs (15 headlines + 4 descriptions), Meta ads, LinkedIn ads, and email, each drafted within the platform's real character limits.

Personas and anti-personas

Target primary, secondary, or ad-hoc personas, and steer copy away from the audiences you don't want. Ad-hoc personas can be AI-generated from a one-line seed.

Pre-flight uncertainty review

Before final copy, Scribe flags any product name, feature, or stat it isn't sure about for you to approve or reject. Approved facts persist as reusable USPs.

Grounded in your catalog

Products, variants, and USPs live in one manager. AI Assist can even extract them from a URL, so every draft leans on real product truth.

Translate and refine in bulk

Select copy groups and translate them across 28 languages or refine them together. Keep each draft’s persona, product grounding, and platform limits, with history back to the original. You can still refine one headline at a time.

Build on what your ads taught you

Ask how your Google and Meta ad copy performed. Scribe records monthly learning snapshots from deployed ads and uses relevant patterns as inspiration for future drafts. You trigger the analysis; your product facts still govern every claim.

Meet the rest of the team

Ship campaigns in every language your customers speak.

Start with your products and personas, build on campaign learnings, and return to saved Scribe conversations as the brief develops.

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