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Meet your Director

This is a five-minute tour of your dashboard — the one screen where you and your Director do all your work. After it, every button you see will make sense.

The chat: just ask in plain words

The left side of your dashboard is a conversation. Type what you want the way you’d ask a teammate:

  • "Find me five ideas about morning routines."
  • "How did this week go?"
  • "Turn this into a script."

The message box itself gives you a hint: "Describe a story, or type @ to attach an inspiration…" — typing @ lets you pull a saved reference or another brand into your request. Answers come back as cards in the chat: an Inspiration card for ideas, a Performance card for your numbers, a Brand DNA card for your brand summary.

There are no special commands to memorize. Whatever you want next — even mid-project — just type it: "Turn this into a script."

The work tabs: where finished work lands

The right side of your dashboard holds the work tabs. As your Director produces things, each one gets a home:

  • Script Editor — your script, ready to read and edit.
  • Storyboard — your shots as pictures.
  • Production Plan — the shoot-ready brief.
  • Results — references and videos you’ve saved.
  • Details — the summary of the current project.
The work tab strip showing Script Editor, Storyboard, Production Plan, Results, and Details, with Results active

Tabs appear as their work exists — a brand-new thread shows only a Tutorial tab until there’s something to show.

The Overview panel: your brand at a glance

In the top bar, your brand’s profile pill has an Overview button. Click it and a panel opens with three cards:

  • Account — your follower and engagement trends, with Followers and Engagement views, plus your Brand DNA.
  • Content Calendar — what’s planned for the week.
  • Strategy — competitor signals and what changed around your niche.
The Overview panel showing the Account card, the Content Calendar card, and the Strategy card

This is your check-in screen. Open it Monday morning, read it in a minute, close it. The full guide is Track your account’s performance.

Threads: one conversation per task

Every conversation with your Director is a thread, and each thread keeps its own work tabs. Keep one project per thread — one thread for this week’s script, another for competitor research — and nothing gets tangled.

The Threads list showing recent conversations and the New thread button

Click the thread name in the top bar to open the Threads list, jump between conversations, or click New thread to start fresh.