Look at your ad copy.Before your audience does.

Copy gets written in a doc and read in a feed. Write it here and see it live in Meta, Google, YouTube, WhatsApp and search results, with every cut-off, limit and policy flag as you type.

No sign-up needed. Your copy stays in your browser.

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Copy is written in a doc. It's read on a phone.

The gap between the two is where good lines get cut off, flagged or wasted.

You can't see where it lands.

Most copy leaves the writer without them ever seeing it in the feed, the Story or the search result it was written for.

So the best part gets cut.

Facebook folds primary text after about 125 characters. Reels gives you one line. Google rejects a 31-character headline outright.

And the rules live in someone's head.

Limits, safe zones, policy dos and don'ts change by platform and placement. Writers shouldn't have to memorise them.

Write once, check it everywhere.

Set up a brand and a campaign, pick the platforms, and write.

  1. Write

    Primary texts, headlines, descriptions, WhatsApp templates, meta titles. Add up to 15 options where the platform allows it.

  2. See it in place

    Every field shows up in real mockups as you type. Drop in the creative, flip between placements, shuffle combinations.

  3. Export

    Send the campaign to Excel or Google Sheets, one row per ad, counts underneath. Edit it there and import it back.

Six platforms. Over twenty placements.

MetaFacebook Feed, Instagram Feed, Stories, Reels
Google SearchMobile and desktop, with pinning
Display & PMax300×250 banner, Gmail, Discover
YouTubeIn-stream and home feed
WhatsAppTemplates, lock screen, click-to-chat, Status ads
SEO & SocialGoogle results, plus WhatsApp, LinkedIn and Facebook link previews

Checked while you write

  • Character limits, and pixel widths for search titles and descriptions
  • Where each placement cuts your copy off
  • Google's common rejections: exclamation marks in headlines, emojis, ALL CAPS
  • Meta's personal-attribute rule, so "Struggling with…" gets caught early
  • WhatsApp template rules for variables, headers and footers
Coming soon

First drafts from your brief and your creative.

Add the brief, drop in the creative, and get a first draft for every platform you picked, written to each one's best practice and limits. Then refine any line with feedback like "shorter" or "mention the offer".

1
Reads the creativePicks up on-screen text from images and videos, so the copy works with it instead of repeating it.
2
Drafts every platformThree primary texts from different angles, ten Google headlines that each stand alone, and so on.
3
Stays inside the limitsEvery line is measured. Anything over gets rewritten until it fits.

Free to write. Paid when it writes with you.

The tool is free while we're in early access. Paid plans with AI drafting are on the way.

Free

For everyone, right now

₹0
  • Every preview and placement
  • Limit and policy checks
  • Excel export and import
  • Save previews as images
Open the tool

Pro

For freelance copywriters

Coming soon
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Team

For agencies and in-house teams

Coming soon
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People on the waitlist hear first, with early-access pricing.

Get early access to AI drafting.

Join the waitlist and we'll let you know when it opens, with early-access pricing. Until then, the tool is free to use.