Brand

AI agent to build and protect your brand identity

Brand builds your business’s voice, tone and visual identity with you in a single conversation, and reviews what you hand it against them.

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What does an AI agent for your brand identity do?

An AI agent for your brand identity defines it with you and makes it stick. At Meteor this is Brand, the brand director, which you add to your team from the store. In a single conversation it asks for your logo and one or two assets you already use, proposes the colors, typefaces and graphic style it sees in them so you only confirm, asks Design for a key visual and, with your go-ahead, saves everything to the brand kit. It also proposes how the brand speaks (formal or informal, close or distant, which words it uses and which never) and saves it to the business information that every Met reads before writing. If you hand it an asset or a piece of copy, it tells you what is off brand and how to fix it.

Brand at a glance

What it does: Defines your business’s voice, tone and visual identity with your team, saves them with your approval and reviews assets and copy against them.
What triggers it: A request from you: build the brand, adjust the voice or review an asset.
AI level: You choose each Met’s level: Ágil, Brillante or Genio. All three come with every plan and their usage is billed as Energy. How billing works
What it does not do: It does not save the identity or the voice without your approval in the chat.
It does not generate images or videos: Design makes the key visual and Clip the videos.
It does not make up colors, typefaces or phrases nobody gave it or approved.
It reviews what you hand it: it does not police what the other Mets do on its own.
It does not come with the workspace: you add it to your team from the store.
Price: From US$99 a month + Energy

The problem

Does every asset look like a different brand?

Without a brand manual, every person and every tool picks their own colors, tone and words. The result is a profile nobody recognizes from one post to the next.

The solution

A defined brand, saved where every Met reads it

Brand builds the identity with you without a long questionnaire, saves it only once you approve, and from there Design, Clip and the other Mets work with it. If you hand it an asset, it reviews it against that identity.

Before and after

From the same old bottlenecks to a real advantage

There is no brand manual, and building one feels like a project.

In one conversation it reads your logo and your assets, proposes colors, typefaces and style, and you only confirm.

Every Met writes in a different tone.

It saves the voice and tone as a section of the business information, which every Met reads before writing.

Generated assets do not look like the brand.

It asks Design for the key visual that then serves as the reference for the assets.

Nobody checks whether an asset respects the brand.

You hand it the asset or the copy and it tells you what is off, why and how to fix it.

A half-made change leaves the brand in a mess.

It saves everything at once, and only with your approval.

What it does

Ready for the routine work and the hard cases

Visual identity

Color palette
Typefaces
Graphic style and logo placement
Key visual, generated by Design

Voice and tone

Formal or informal, close or distant
Words it uses and words it never uses
Sample sentences for you to approve
Saved where every Met reads it

Review

Reviews assets against the visual identity
Reviews copy against the voice
Says what is off and how to fix it
If it is fine, says so plainly

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Brand

At Meteor it is Brand, the brand director, which you add from the store. In a single conversation you attach your logo and one or two assets you already use, it proposes colors, typefaces and graphic style for you to confirm, asks Design for a key visual and, with your go-ahead, saves everything to the brand kit.

It is a horizontal asset (16:9) that brings the brand together, with no text and no people’s faces. Design and Clip use it as a reference when an asset has to be recognized as yours. It carries no text because the text would get distorted when it is reused as a reference.

Yes. It proposes how the brand speaks (formal or informal, close or distant, which words it uses and which never) with two or three sample sentences. With your go-ahead, it saves it as the «Brand voice and tone» section of the business information, which every Met reads before writing. It reads what is already there first, so it does not overwrite it.

Yes, the one you hand it: an image or a piece of copy. It tells you in a few lines what is off, why and how to fix it, and if it is fine, it says so plainly. It does not review what the other Mets do on its own.

No. You add it to your team from the store when you need it. Design, which is included, uses the identity Brand saves, and if your business does not have one yet, it makes the asset anyway and tells you.

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