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Roast Bone Marrow£14Book a table
Thursday is a marrow night. Roast Bone Marrow, £14, straight off the coals. Book a table.
Draft · waiting for you
A marketing agency in a box
Type one line. Get the reel that sells the dish.
Tell the studio what you want, or drop in a photo, a video or a link. It plans the post from your own menu, makes it in your brand, checks it, and lines it up for each platform. You approve once.
AI-generated presenter
One message, start to finish
A saved trend, remade with your dish at your pass
The owner attaches a trend he saved and a photo of himself, and types one sentence. The studio writes three opening lines from the menu, makes the reel, runs its checks, and takes a change of hook by chat.
What happens in the film
- The finished reel first: Ember's 55-Day Tomahawk, carved at the pass.
- The owner attaches a trend he saved and a photo of himself.
- He types: “Recreate this with me at my pass, for the tomahawk.”
- The studio plans it from the menu: three opening lines and a caption.
- One tap. It is charged only when the reel is ready.
- A few minutes later, the reel arrives with captions and the “Book a table” end card in Ember's brand.
- The checks run. He types a new opening line and the captions are re-made, free.
- Post or schedule, in one tap.
Recorded in the real studio on Ember, our example build, not a client. The presenter, the trend clip and the tomahawk photo are AI-generated. The wait is cut short where it says “A few minutes later”. Nothing was posted.
Chat first
You say what you want. It comes back with a plan.
No forms and no blank page. Every answer arrives as a card you can act on: a plan to pick from, a preview to watch, a button to approve.
It plans
Opening lines and a caption written from your own dishes and prices. Planning is free.
It makes
The reel, the captions and the end card, in your fonts and colours.
It checks
Six checks and a filler-word sweep before you see a draft.
You approve, it schedules
One yes, and every format of the post goes on your calendar.
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Recreate this with me at my pass, for the tomahawk
Here's a plan from your menu. Pick an opening line.
Opening line
- POV: you ordered the EMBER tomahawk
- 55 days on the bone. Carved at the pass.
- The tomahawk is ready to share tonight.
Caption · 55-Day Tomahawk, £96, carved at the pass. Built for two. Book your table.
Make itChange something
What it makes
Formats that already work, made with your food
It starts from ads that have kept running for UK food and drink, and fills the idea with your dishes, your room and your brand.
Proven formats
Food and drink ads that were still running 60 days or more after they started. Pick one you like and the studio borrows the idea for your dish, never the words or the pictures.
Recreate a viral video
Saw a reel that took off? Attach it with a photo of you or your room, and the studio remakes it with your own dish at your own pass.
Reels in your brand
Captions in your fonts and colours, the opening line on screen from the first frame, and your “Book a table” end card on every reel.
One approval, every format
Variants come back side by side. Approve the one you like and it is cut for every size and platform, without asking you again.
What it checks
Nothing reaches you until it has been read
A critic looks at every draft before you do, and a copy check strips the filler out of every caption. If a check fails, it tells you why and fixes it when you ask.
Anything the AI made carries a label that says so. Guests' clips are used only once the guest has said yes.
- Opening lineShort enough to read before the thumb moves on.
- Venue named earlyYour name in the first line, not the last.
- Offer or priceA dish and a number: Roast Bone Marrow, £14.
- LengthLong enough to land, short enough to watch twice.
- Clear call to actionBook a table, order, or come in tonight.
- Readable coverThe food in frame and the words legible on a phone.
Your kitchen, your guests
The more of you it has, the more it looks like you
None of this is required. Each piece makes the next post more yours.
Chef Clip
Film up to 15 seconds on the pass. The studio reads the words, lets you fix them, then cuts, captions and translates it into a reel with your end card.
Your media shelf
Your dish photos, your room, your team, in one place. Every photo shows whether it is steering the look of what the studio makes.
Guest content, with consent
Guests film their own reviews from your menu. Their clips go into your marketing only after they have agreed.
Your twin, labelled
One photo and your voice, and a presenter can front the special when you are on the pass. Every clip it appears in says “AI-generated presenter”.
The first minute
Sample posts from your own menu, before you have typed a word
Open the studio and the first drafts are already there, written from your dishes and your prices.
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Example drafts written for Ember, our example build, from its menu. Your first drafts use your dishes and your prices.
The scheduler
See it as your guests will, then pick the night
Every post shows a preview for each platform: how it sits on Instagram, on Facebook and on your Google listing. Drop it on the calendar for the night that needs the covers.
Per-platform previews
The crop, the caption and the cover, as each platform will show them.
A calendar you set
Posts sit on the nights you choose, ready for your yes.
Nothing without a yes
The studio drafts and holds. It does not post until you approve.
No cuts
The whole take, unedited
The same job recorded twice, on a laptop and on a phone, from the first message to the Post button. The wait in the middle is real.
Ember is our example build, not a client. The presenter is AI-generated. Both takes end on the Post and Schedule buttons; nothing was posted.
Questions owners ask
The marketing studio, answered
Does anything post without me?
No. The studio plans, makes and checks, then holds every post for you. Nothing goes out until you approve it, and one approval covers every format of that post.
Is the presenter a real person?
In our film, no: it is an AI-generated presenter, and it says so on screen. If you set up your own twin, every clip it appears in carries an “AI-generated presenter” label. Chef Clip is the opposite: a real person, filmed for up to 15 seconds.
Can it use my guests' videos?
Only with their say-so. A guest's clip is used in your marketing once that guest has agreed to it.
Do I have to film anything?
No. The first sample posts come from your own menu within the first minute. Photos, a saved video or a 15-second Chef Clip make the posts more yours, but none of them is required.
See it on your own menu
Send us your web address. We'll show you your first posts.
We build your free report and draft your first posts from your own dishes, then walk you through the studio in fifteen minutes. No obligation.