Brandios turns the clauses people miss into clear explainers in your voice, films your AI twin presenting them, and publishes them to LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook Pages, X and TikTok on your schedule. Pick law as your field and the opening lines and captions are written for it.
Autopilot keeps the next seven days filled with explainers: twin videos for the questions clients ask, carousels for a process in steps, and short posts for one clause at a time.
On Instagram a legal caption runs short, about 300 characters, where a caption with no field runs about 475.
AI twinTwin videoSigning a lease? Read these three clauses first
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AI twinTwin videoCan your landlord raise the rent this year?An Instagram caption, in characters
At sign-up Brandios asks for your field: one of ten, or “Something else…” and your field in a few words.
Pick “Lawyers & legal professionals”, or type attorney, and Brandios finds law. Brandios opens posts with 18 kinds of opening line, and each kind is written for your field: the line is a shape with blanks, and Brandios fills them from your post.
[What the law actually says about X, in one sentence.] Here is the article.
[One clause/one missed date] cost [a client] [figure]. Before you [sign], check [X].
Everyone says [common legal belief]. The law says the opposite, and here is the text.
Every account can film in any of 16 scenes and wear what you choose, from a quick pick or in your own words. Each account you post to can keep its own setup. A lawyer might pick the law office or the executive office, in a business suit or a white shirt.
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Post to your LinkedIn profile and to your firm’s LinkedIn Page, as well as Instagram, Facebook Pages, X and TikTok. Pro includes three twins and Elite five, so partners can each have their own twin.
Every post is written again for each network you connect: a LinkedIn post, an Instagram caption that closes with 3 to 5 hashtags, a post for your Facebook Page, a post that fits X and a TikTok caption.
Twin videos go out upright, as Reels on Instagram and Facebook Pages and as videos on TikTok. You see each version the way its network will show it, and can edit any of them before it goes out.
You choose when you set up, and can change it any time: every post waits for your yes, only the ones with your face or voice, or none apart from twin videos. You answer in the app or on Telegram. Unless you choose otherwise, a post you leave unanswered doesn’t go out at its time: it moves later, and a twin video’s slot switches to a post without the video, or posts nothing if you’ve switched text posts off.
One take of up to 60 seconds on your phone becomes your AI twin. You read three random words the app shows you, and it checks your recording for them.
Pick your field, fill in a short brand profile and paste a few samples of your writing. Brandios suggests your voice from them.
Brandios plans the week, writes the posts, films your twin and publishes to LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook Pages, X and TikTok. What you chose to see first waits for your yes, in the app or on Telegram.
A short brand profile: what you do, who you serve, up to 3 tones of voice, 1 to 5 topics and how often each comes up, and what every post should and should never do.
Up to 10 samples of your writing. Brandios reads them and suggests your voice; nothing goes into your profile until you say yes.
Once 5 posts have numbers from 3 days after they went out, a weekly review runs while autopilot is on. It reads what landed and what didn’t, then tunes the next week on its own: how often each topic comes up, which formats and openings to lean on and, if Brandios picks your hours, when it posts. You see what changed on the Analytics page, and in your chat when something moved.