Proof

Stock photos show strangers.
Yours can show you.

Give AI a few photos of the people and products behind a brand. It writes and designs the posts, with your people in the picture.

Try it free Watch it work Free to start. 5,000 credits, about eight posts. No card.

Nell in her joinery workshop, planing oak, in black and white — Her reference photo

Nell as she photographed herself: grey T-shirt, bright room — Her reference photo

Two doors

Built for several brands.
Works for one.

The workspace switcher inside Luminar Forge, open, listing nine client workspaces with the active one ticked

Several brands

Run client brands? Each gets its own workspace, voice and templates. No per-client fees. Ten on Agency, more by conversation.

For agencies Example brands shown.

A finished Foxglove Tutoring post: a graduate in cap and gown, the headline “12 weeks till exams.”, “You got this.”, the business name and its contact details

One business

Run your own? Your post, in your voice.

For one business

Live

One design.
Every client's brand.
Automatically.

Press a brand. The same post re-renders in its colours, fonts, logo and contact details. This is the actual product, not a video.

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Live engine

Real products

Their product, exactly as it is.

One flat photo of the thing they sell, taken on a phone. It goes into a scene the brand would have shot — the same glass and lid, the same glaze and the same mark stamped into the clay. You see three free sketch directions before paying for one finished image.

A balm jar with a terracotta lid on a white counter — The photo they tookAlma Skin · Reference

The same jar on sunlit linen beside a ceramic dish and eucalyptus — **The picture it became**Alma Skin · Made in Luminar Forge

A hand-thrown stoneware mug on a kitchen counter, a small crane stamped into the clay — The photo they tookKettle & Crane · Reference

A reader curled into a cafe banquette on a rainy afternoon, holding the same stamped mug — **The picture it became**Kettle & Crane · Made in Luminar Forge

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Customers

Already in use at three real businesses.

We were posting when someone remembered to. Now it goes out every week and it sounds like us.

Operations Sunstone Logistic Systems

The pictures are of us and our own work, which is the bit I could never get right before.

Owner Garden Place

I write one line about what we have been up to and it comes back as a post I am happy to put my name on.

Founder Family Legacy Bridge

Writing

Written in their voice. Checked before it posts.

Give it at least three samples of their own writing and it measures the voice — sentence length, vocabulary, how often they ask a question. A writing team then drafts, edits and scores every post against that voice before it reaches the calendar.

The measured voice: sentence length, vocabulary and engagement plotted across eight traits — The voice, measured from their own writing

A draft's score: information density, readability, AI resistance, engagement and platform SEO, 65 out of 100 overall — Every draft scored before it posts

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Illustrations

Drawn in their style. Then made to move.

Seven illustration styles, cut out clean. Any illustration can be made to move, and you buy it by the second. A typed story becomes a short film, one clip per scene, approved before you pay.

The folded jumper opens itself out, as a still — The folded jumper opens itself outOda Knitwear

The forklift sets the pallet on the flat bed, as a still — The forklift sets the pallet on the flat bedMeridian Freight

The cube turns once, lighting each node, as a still — The cube turns once, lighting each nodeCortex Analytics

The hourglass turns over and starts running, as a still — The hourglass turns over and starts runningFoxglove Tutoring

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First run

Learn the client once.
Then everything knows them.

Point it at their website, add their files, add their socials. It reads all of it and writes their knowledge base — who they are, what they sell, who buys it, who they are up against. You review the tree before a word is saved. Everything after that — the writing, the pictures, the plan — comes out of it.