Teach the Brand Brain first.
Paste your website address. Levrit reads it and fills the Brand Brain: audience, products, offer, house terms and voice. This step spends no quota. Check it, change what you need, and every output after it reads it.
GUIDE
From an empty account to the first campaign you approve, in the order the product runs. Every step names a room that exists, and all of it can be changed later.
Paste your website address. Levrit reads it and fills the Brand Brain: audience, products, offer, house terms and voice. This step spends no quota. Check it, change what you need, and every output after it reads it.
Goal, audience, offer and constraints. That is all. If you want fast, the Campaign Kit makes ads, captions, an email and a landing page from that brief. If you want the whole thing, start a full campaign from Campaign HQ.
Nine stages from one brief. Two you decide, seven arrive as work you can use, and nothing leaves before you say yes. The approve button sits on every stage.
The landing page downloads as a standalone HTML file, captions and scripts are ready to paste, emails ready to send. The pack your client sees marks which stages you approved.
In Reports, upload the raw CSV export from Meta Ads, Instagram or GA4. The metrics are computed, the narrative is written in your team's voice, and every figure carries its source label. Export as a PDF or a deck.
Once a report has gone out, close it. The number in the meeting stays the number on the page a month later. The next change is a new report.
In the People panel, invite teammates by email. Every client has its own workspace and its own Brand Brain, so voices never cross. Seats follow your plan; see the pricing page.
Home names the outputs waiting on your approval, the marketing-calendar moment that is near, and the campaign in focus. Performance reads the ad accounts you connect, and refuses to show a number that does not have enough data behind it yet.
The Moko button in the corner answers questions about your campaign and your data. Every room has a short tour. If you are still stuck, write to hello@levrit.io and the people who built it answer.