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How MORR works, screen by screen.
Plan a feed, schedule a post, film it and get paid for it, on the web and on your phone. Every page here describes the app as it ships today.
Get started
From a new account to a post going out.
Studio
Arranging what your profile will look like.
The grid
A preview of your profile, in the order it will actually appear.
Moving things around
Drag, nudge, swap, and undo any of it.
Selecting tiles
Choose several, then act on all of them.
Filters and Hide
Look at one part of the plan at a time.
The list
Every post for a channel as one table: sort it, filter it, change many at once.
Layouts
Plan several versions of the feed and compare them.
Color map
Read the feed as color alone.
Notes and placeholders
Hold a slot for a post that does not exist yet.
Calendar and publishing
When things go out, and what happens when they do not.
The calendar
Everything queued, by day.
Google Calendar
Your MORR calendar, mirrored into one Google calendar.
Writing a post
Caption, channels, time, and the media.
One post, every platform
Repurpose makes the other platforms' versions of a post in one sheet.
Posting it yourself
For a platform with no channel, or a post that needs the app: MORR hands it to you at its time.
Content days
Book a shoot, and walk in knowing what you are filming.
What each status means
Queued, sending, out, refused.
When a post fails
Why it happened and what to do.
Analytics
Every channel in one overview, or one channel on its own.
Inbox
Every comment on your recent posts, across channels, answered from one list.
Pipeline
Every video from idea to posted, for the people who make them as a team.
The pipeline
A board of every video you are making, from idea to the calendar.
Team features
Why a workspace shows the pipeline, sign-off and roles, and how to turn them on.
A card, open
The brief, the script, the cuts and their notes, the checklist, the sign-off.
Templates
A reusable starting point for a card: its fields, its checklist and its deadlines.
Custom fields
A workspace's own column on every card, alongside the built-in ones.
Campaigns
One brand campaign or launch, its cards on a board of their own.
Brainstorms
Ideas typed fast in a meeting, voted on, kept or killed, and turned into cards.
Series
Recurring content with a cadence, and which series are due or short of ideas.
Notes
The workspace's briefs, brand voice and call notes, linked from the cards they are for.
Statuses and approvals
Your own columns, who signs off, and what moves by itself.
Workload
Who has time this week, and who does not.
Money
What clients owe, what you owe your editors, and the margin between.
Rules
When X, do Y, off until you turn it on.
Storage
What your media weighs, and a cleanup that only touches what shipped over.
Channels
Chat on the workspace, a campaign, a card, or just the two of you.
Frame.io
Your editor's cuts, comments and approvals, on the card.
Research
Studying creators and companies, and what their posts have in common.
Start here
Three one-click ways into Research when you don't know where to begin, each ending on one line and one next move.
Studying a creator
Their whole library in one place, every post one click from its words, and the shape of the account behind it.
Patterns
What all your research says at once, instead of one post at a time.
Find the ads
What a market is paying to say, and for how long.
Companies and apps
The company behind an ad or an app: what it sells, roughly what it makes, where it posts, and the shape of its funnel.
Explore apps
The App Store’s charts with the estimate beside each app, narrowed by a row of filters or a sentence read into them, sorted on any column, exported as a sheet.
Explore creators
Search TikTok, Instagram and YouTube live for anyone, by name, handle or a sentence; with the box empty, everyone on file, ranked.
Outliers and hooks
Every post on file ranked by how far it beat its own account, the opening lines behind the biggest, and a writer that builds on them.
Trending
The sounds, hashtags and creators TikTok says are moving, by region, read every night so the movement is real.
The feed
Every post from every creator you track, newest first, with how each did against its own account.
Collections
Named lists you drop posts into: the hooks for a launch, the ads to copy, the references for a client.
Decode an account
The top reels your credits allow, transcribed and labeled, so the pattern in what works is something you can see.
Ideas and scripts
The canvas, the scripts it becomes, and the box you ask.
Scripts
Written on the web, read from the prompter on either screen, and put on a shoot day.
Flip a script
A video's blueprint, and an original script in your own voice, in the same shape.
How MORR writes for you
What it reads before it writes a caption, a hook or a script, and how to make it sharper.
Daily hooks
Opening lines every morning, built on the real hooks of creators and posts you pick, each with the post that proves it.
The canvas
Wire what you have collected into a card that answers from it.
Your brand
Six fields that decide whether what MORR writes sounds like you.
Ask MORR
Tell it what you are trying to do. It looks, counts, shows you, and then does it.
Projects
Everything you have shot, uploaded, or edited.
Your project library
One place for every file, on both clients.
The media inspector
Details, a transcript, comments and similar items for one file.
Making a collage
Two to six photos in one frame, on the web and the phone.
Importing from Canva
Designs straight into Projects, as images or video.
Folders
One per shoot, client or campaign, on both clients.
The Trash
Anything deleted, on either client, comes back from here.
Importing from Google Drive
Photos and videos from any Drive folder, straight into Projects.
Where your files live
On the phone, in the cloud, or both.
Blitz
Film a take, and it posts itself.
The editors
Looks, color, cutting video, and the camera.
Hashtag groups
Save a set once, use it every time.
Batch
As many finished pieces as you want, reviewed one at a time.
Bio link
The page behind the link in your profile.
Your bio link page
Build it, theme it, publish it.
Blocks
Seventeen things a bio link page is made of.
Sell a course
Modules and lessons behind a Buy button, and a page each buyer keeps.
Blocks on a schedule
A launch that puts itself up, and takes itself down.
Which kind of page should I pick?
Links, Posts, Shop or A song: four ways a page can work.
Your posts as the page
A Posts page: your feed is the page, and each post opens a product or a link.
Your finds as a shop
A Shop page: your products are the page, each with its own page and a button to buy it.
Leads
Who asked, in the app that owns the page.
The pipeline
Where every lead stands, across every page.
Your brand profile
Read from your website, edited by you, written from by everything.
The API
Your calendar, leads and library from your own tools.
Stats
What is being clicked, and where from.
Workspaces
Keeping your work and your clients' work apart.
Your team: when a company manages you
Claiming the workspace a management company set up for you, and the page that holds their side of your work.
Workspaces
One for you, one for each client or team.
Across workspaces
Every workspace you belong to on one page: what is due, waiting, out and broken in each.
People and roles
Who can see and who can change.
Working together live
Several people in the same note, wall or board at once, and what each of you sees.
Settings
Three layers: you, the workspace, and the people and plan behind it.
Notifications
What needs you, where it arrives, when it is quiet, and how to change it.
Report, block and filter
Deal with abuse, spam and people you never want to hear from again.
Zapier and Make
Send new leads, sales, comments and applicants anywhere.
Working with clients
Links a client opens without an account: to review your work, and to connect their accounts.
Share work with a client
A link where a client watches the cut, comments, approves and sends files. No account.
Take requests from a client
A priced list of what you offer, and a form that lands straight on your board. No account.
Ask a client to connect
Send a link; the client connects their own accounts to your workspace. No passwords.
Share an analytics report
Followers, reach, engagement and top posts over a range, as a link anyone can open or print.
Brands and jobs
Brands find creators by their numbers and run paid programs. Creators apply, post, and get paid.
Your press kit
The page you send a brand before anybody talks money: your portrait, numbers, best work, brands and rates, kept current by MORR.
The brand workspace
Find creators by what their posts actually do, watch a phrase, shortlist people, write to them.
Products and your Shopify store
Your catalog from Shopify, kept current, with stock on every card; a product on a program and to a creator in a click.
Programs
A paid brief: what you want made, what it pays, who applies, what they post, and what it did.
Jobs
Paid brand work: programs you can apply to, the posts you owe, what they pay, and brands writing to you.
Deals
Your own brand deals, bookings and money, tracked by hand.
Your card and vouches
One public page with your measured numbers, and one link where people who know your work say so.
Reference
Shortcuts, limits, and what to try when something is wrong.
Managing talent
A management company's own workspace: the creators you represent, their deals, their days and their money, with nothing of MORR's posting tools in the way.
The management company workspace
What a management company workspace is, and what each of its nine screens is for.
Talents and a creator's page
Adding a creator, inviting them to claim their workspace, and everything on their page: content, rates, their team, files and private details.
BioLink analytics
The roster's link-in-bio numbers as one screen: a leaderboard, traffic, top links, sources and money by kind.
The audience
Every fan across the roster, in one list: filter, export, and email or text them at once.
Post to the whole roster
One caption and one piece of media, sent to every channel you choose across every creator you manage.
Files
Every document the company keeps, on one screen, filed by creator.
Deals
The board, the deal itself, deliverables with dates, terms, files and the log.
Bookings
Holds, confirmations, invites, call sheets and travel, four weeks at a time.
Finance
Collected, outstanding, overdue by age, and what each creator is owed.
Clients
The book: brands, agencies and the people at them, with every call logged and the follow-ups it sets.
Brand work
A claimed creator's Jobs applications, the posts they owe, the brands who have written to them, and what they are owed, read the way they read it themselves.
Company settings
One Settings, like every workspace: name, mark and color; the legal line on paper; commission, currency and invoicing; the team and what each role can see.