Batch
Your batch
On the web
Batch is not open yet. It is for the accounts that post without a face: app demos, UGC-style clips, memes and reaction videos. Today the Batch tab of Studio takes your website or App Store link, reads your brand profile in five steps and keeps it, and Write this week’s posts with Ask has Ask write the week from that same profile now. The pieces themselves are being finished, and your workspace is first in line when they open.
What it will do
- 1One link inYour brand profile, already saved: what you sell, who it is for, the angles worth posting on, your do’s and don’ts.
- 2As many finished pieces as you wantTwelve, fifty, two hundred. Memes on a background, reactions on clips from your library with your demo playing after, carousels people swipe through, and avatars reading a script. All 9:16, all rendered, all captioned.
- 3Reviewed one at a timeRight keeps, left skips, E edits a word. A kept piece lands in the composer with its caption written.
- 4Every week, if you wantPick a day and the next batch is waiting when you open MORR.
How a big batch runs
Pick 12, 50, 100 or 200, or type any number. The pieces are written ten at a time and land on the deck as they are written, so you start reviewing within a minute while the rest keep coming. The writing happens on MORR's side: close the tab and the batch carries on, and opening Batch again shows the deck where you left it.
| What you see | What it means |
|---|---|
| 37 of 120 written | The live count, over the deck. Review what is in while the rest arrive |
| Pause | Stops after the ten being written. Everything written stays |
| Resume | Picks up at the next piece, not the first |
| Finish with 37 | While paused: call the batch done at the pieces it has |
| All caught up. 83 more on the way | You have reviewed everything written so far; the next ones land on the deck as they are written |
What a batch costs
One AI credit a piece, paid as each ten lands, so a batch of 50 is 50 credits and a batch you pause costs only what it wrote. Before it starts, the box under How many says the cost and what you have: this month's credits and any you bought.
When a batch needs more than you have, it writes what your credits cover and then waits, with Buy more to finish the last 83 and the credit packs beside it. Buy one and the batch picks up where it stopped. It never fails for credits, and the pieces already written are yours to review either way.