Features
Everything between a product link and a finished ad.
Genien learns your product, suggests ideas worth testing, makes the frames first, builds the video on a canvas you can change, checks every clip and word, and gets the ads ready for a test.
Product profile
It gets your product right before it makes anything.
- Reads your product page and every picture on it.
- Asks only what the page doesn't say, such as how the product is used.
- Writes a short brief you approve, and keeps a registry of what the product may claim.
- Every idea, frame, clip and check follows that brief.
A real run on our founder's own product, recorded on November 2, 2026.
Ideas
Ideas a general AI wouldn't give you.
- Genien asks a general AI the same plain question and shows its answers.
- Its own ideas come from the same model, told to avoid those answers and given a library of ad patterns.
- Each idea names its pattern and why it might work. None has been tested on real ads yet.
Storyboard first
See every shot for cents. Fix it in words.
- Every shot starts as a frame, made by the image model best at that kind of frame.
- Say what's wrong with a frame and Genien edits that picture, keeping the rest.
- The clips, the expensive part, start only from the frames you approved.
Canvas
Every step is a node you can change.
- Frames, clips, voice, music, captions and the edit sit on one canvas.
- Switch any step to another model and see the new price before it runs.
- The chat on the canvas can tag any node and change it for you.
Quality check
Two models judge every clip. You get the report.
- Two different models watch each clip, because they miss different things.
- Sound is measured, not guessed: pace, pitch, noise and clicks.
- Bad clips are redone up to a budget you see before the run, and the report says what was fixed and what's still off.
Numbers from the run the home page replays. The run log lists every run, weak ones too.
Video report
From a recorded run- Checks run on frames, clips and sound
- 21
- Fixed by a redo before you saw them
- 5
- Flagged for your eye, with a Fix button
- 6
- Time from link to video
- 7:22
- Generation spent, redos included
- $3.34
Claims check
Example“Pour, shake and drink in 30 seconds.”
Fine. Matches how the product is used, from your approved brief.
“Clinically proven to boost energy.”
Flagged. No study in your claims registry backs this. Genien flags it before anything is made.
“The only breakfast you'll ever need.”
Flagged. An absolute claim with nothing to back it.
Claims check
Every word checked against what you may claim.
- Your brief keeps a registry of the claims your product can back up.
- Every concept, hook, caption and static ad is checked against it.
- What breaks it is shown on the card before you make or publish anything.
Ad pack for testing
Ads ready for a real test, not just one video.
- Three to ten distinct concepts, because platforms reportedly treat look-alike ads as one.
- Three hooks for each: one in the video, two for the next round on the winners.
- Copy, a 4:5 static ad, file names and a six-step test plan, with one canvas that builds the videos.
Why it's shaped this way, with sources: Test your ads.
What an ad pack holds
File names a spreadsheet can split
your-product_C01_result-first_HA_9x16_video_v1
The test plan, first three of six steps
- Put all 6 concepts in one ad set, so the platform spends on the ones that work. Each opens differently, because ads with the same look or opening are reported to be treated as one ad.
- Run the vertical videos and the statics side by side. Practitioners run about 60% video and 40% statics.
- Judge after a few days of steady spend, not after one: the first-seconds hold, the click rate and the cost per sale, in that order.
The default label
AI-generated. This performance features a synthetic performer.
It goes on any video with an AI voice or person. New York has required a disclosure for synthetic performers in ads since June 2026, and California will from January 2027. You decide what runs, so check with your lawyer.
AI labels and safe zones
Labeled by default, and clear of the buttons.
- Videos with an AI voice or person carry a disclosure label unless you turn it off.
- Words and product stay out of the parts of the screen the apps cover.
- Every video ends on an end card set in a real font, so it's always spelled right.