Generate short-form content on autopilot.

I code all week and posting always fell through the cracks. Now I open Bloomr on Sunday night, keep 4 or 5 carousels out of the ten it drafts, and the week is set. My TikTok finally looks alive.

Every feature we ship becomes a hook + demo video the same day. I used to run three weeks behind on product comms. Our first reel to hit 40k views was a 12-second demo.

I was skeptical about the AI influencer, honestly. But it's the same face every week walking through the routine, and our followers recognize her, some call her by her first name in the comments. Zero shooting days.

We posted green screen memes about dev life for six months before launch. The Discord filled up on its own and the Steam wishlist doubled. With two of us, it's the only way to keep up the pace.

One tip a day as a wall of text over a UGC video, posted to Insta, TikTok and YouTube at once. I'd never kept it up for more than two weeks. I'm now four months in without filming a single take.

One brand kit per client with its own angles and format mix, and we publish for all twelve from one screen. No more back-and-forth in Canva. The only thing we still tweak is the hooks for the big accounts.

Each issue becomes a carousel with the key idea on slide one and a link to sign up. 900+ subscribers in two months without writing a word beyond the newsletter itself.

I dropped my lunch-service photos into the media library and Bloomr turns them into carousels and short behind-the-scenes videos with music. My Instagram is up to date between services, which had never happened.

One carousel a day to show my expertise, square on Instagram and vertical on YouTube. I don't write anything in the morning anymore: I reread, fix two sentences, approve. Two signed clients came from there.

Each lesson gives me three or four short hooks that lead to the course page. My thirty-lesson course turned into three months of posts. I just cut the ones that sounded too salesy.

We mix multi-shot AI videos and UGC from our own product photos. The render isn't perfect on every fabric, but posting daily without a shoot for every collection changes everything.

Ten seconds to show the time the extension saves, as hook + demo. I figured I'd run out of ideas in two weeks. Auto Gen keeps surfacing angles I wouldn't have thought of.

We set the brand kit once: tone, colors, what we never say. Everything that's gone out since respects it. For a company handling people's money that's non-negotiable, and it's the first tool that actually holds the line.

My portfolio lives in the media library and Bloomr turns it into before/after carousels and reels. I went from one post a month to three a week. Clients find me on Instagram now, not just through word of mouth.

Each episode becomes a quote as a wall of text, a carousel of key points and a video hook for the next one. A third of our listens come from social now, versus almost none before.

The AI videos put our pieces in interiors we could never have shot. The same vase in five settings across the week. Sales of that vase followed.

I'm a marketing team of one. Monday morning I have a full calendar, I approve it in twenty minutes and spend the week on trade shows and customers. My boss thinks we hired someone.