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For the people who own the brand’s taste and the deadline.

Marketing that looks like your best hire made it.

Kamply is the Mac app that builds your posts, reels and decks in your colours and type. A 60-second reel takes about an hour of measured wall time, and nothing is final until you say so.

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ObserveAIThe old way took days · Product story · 9:16 reel
NutriScanPick a goal, get a plan · Reel · 9:16 · in German
A landscape setup guide page explaining the Kamply studio
KamplyThe studio, explained · Landscape sample · 16:9
NutriScanWhat insulin resistance does · Reel · 9:16 · in German

Sized and cut for:

  • Instagram
  • YouTube Shorts
  • TikTok
  • Facebook & Instagram ads
  • Google ads
  • LinkedIn

These are publishing destinations. Every mark belongs to its owner, and none of them endorse Kamply.

Marketing loses to product every time the two compete for your evening.

Kamply carries the production, and you stay the approver.

How it works

Nothing ships without your yes.

Your part is answering questions, picking a variant, and saying yes. These four steps are why the work arrives on brand before you ever see it.

  • 01

    brief.md

    what you asked for, written down

  • 02

    patterns.json

    the visual idea behind each slide

  • 03

    tokens.css

    your colours, type and spacing

  • 04

    post-preflight.sh

    the checks that run before anything is called done

  1. 01

    Your first draft comes from your answers

    Who it is for, which surface, what has to be true for it to work. Those answers get written down and locked, so the work starts from what you actually said.

    posts/2026-07-14-kamply-launch/brief.mdlocked before anything was designed
    audience
    startup founders and small marketing teams
    format
    feed · ratio 4:5 · variants 2
    imagery
    props-only, with the reason written down
    V1
    type-led launch card, one oversized headline
    V2
    geometry-led, the output ratios drawn as frames
  2. 02

    You choose between variants, side by side

    Every option is led by a different visual idea, and the first slide of each is drawn for your post rather than pulled from a template.

  3. 03

    It comes back in your colours and type

    Your colours, type and spacing are read from your brand once, then applied to everything it makes. A post that drifts off palette cannot pass. These two variants are Kamply's own launch post, built the same way.

    Variant one of the launch post, led by type
    Variant two of the same brief, led by geometry
  4. 04

    It catches the mistakes before you see them

    Every piece checks itself first: colours and type against your brand, claims against their sources, the file against its target size. Then you pick the winner, and nothing is final until you say so.

Works with your AI agents

Bring the agent you already trust.

Kamply keeps its instructions, briefs, brand rules, and checks in ordinary project files. Claude Code runs inside the app; Codex can work from that same workspace in your terminal.

That is workspace compatibility, not a claim that both tools are embedded. Your context stays inspectable and portable.

Claude Code

Runs inside Kamply

Codex

Reads the same workspace

One source of truth for every agent.

  • AGENTS.md explains how the workspace should be handled
  • The locked brief records what the work must do
  • Brand files hold the colours, type, voice, and logo
  • Quality gates decide when a deliverable is actually done

Set up in about 10 minutes. A reel in about an hour.

Published agency and hiring benchmarks, next to Kamply's own measured times.

Kamply

on your Mac

The budget
$199a month, or weekly and yearly
Ready to start
~10 minto set up
A 60-second reel
~60 minmeasured wall time
Who approves
You, at every stop

Agency

on retainer

The budget
$2,500–$10,000a month
Ready to start
Scoping calls, a contract, then onboarding
A 60-second reel
$300–$1,500a video, ~48 hours
Who approves
An account manager

In-house team

one marketer

The budget
$71,545a year, US average salary
Ready to start
~42 daysto fill the seat
A 60-second reel
Only if you also hired for video
Who approves
Whoever runs marketing

Benchmarks: WebFX agency pricing, Glassdoor US salary data, SHRM and LinkedIn hiring data, Vidico and D-MAK video rates. Full breakdown on the comparison page.

Book a walkthroughRun your own numbers with the reel cost calculator

Start a launch sprint for $69. Keep the whole app.

Weekly, monthly or yearly changes the billing pace, not what you get. Founding rates lock in for subscriptions started by September 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM UTC.

  • $69a week
  • $199a month
  • $1,990a year
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Thirteen visual directions. Still your brand.

Each is a real 9:16 render on a demo brand. The range runs from hand-drawn sketches to charts to screen capture, and the brief locks one direction before production.

  • Motion graphics with mapsAn animated map. For a route, a border, or a spread.
  • Doodle stick figureRough stick figures. For a joke or an awkward admission.
  • Ambient loop, lofiA calm scene that loops. For a background or a holding screen.
  • Screen capture plus textA screen recording with captions. For showing that something happened.
  • Scrapbook documentaryTorn paper and archive scraps. For a subject with a history.
  • Kinetic typographyWords animated on flat colour. For when you have no footage.
  • Illustrated character explainerOne drawn character acts it out. For a behaviour or a feeling.
  • Flat infographicFlat shapes and labels. For a process that has to stay legible.
  • Paper cutCut paper, layered on screen. For a made-by-hand feel.
  • Hand-drawn doodle artInk diagrams drawn by hand. For structure worked out on the page.
  • Charts and data vizAnimated charts. For a claim that only lands with the number.
  • WhiteboardA hand drawing on a whiteboard. For explaining how something works.
  • Text overlay and excerptsA page of type, read line by line. For quoting a source.

The samples stay muted so you can compare the look itself. Swipe the row, or step along it with the arrows.

One teammate, six jobs it runs end to end.

Each one starts from what you asked for, comes back as options you pick between, and passes its own checks before you see it.

Launch week

A teaser, the launch post, and the follow-up carousel as one batch that shares one look. You approve the direction once and the batch holds it.

For founders shipping something new
A 4:5 launch post with post, reel, square and deck ratios drawn as nested frames

A weekly presence

Carousels and reels on a cadence, planned and approved in one sitting instead of five scattered evenings.

For small marketing teams
A 9:16 reel frame: an illustrated character above two lines of caption

  • Product updates

    The change you shipped, written up as a post and a carousel in the same look as the rest.

  • Video reels

    Finished 9:16 reels with a voiceover or a music cut, exported as MP4.

  • Decks

    Slides in your type and colours, for a pitch or a monthly update.

  • Brand onboarding

    It reads your site, asks a few questions, and sets your colours, type and voice once.

A studio’s standards. Your final say.

Direction, writing, review and scoring are jobs the app runs itself. The jobs that judge the work run separately from the ones that made it.

The studio inside the app

  • Direction

    Turns down weak work before it reaches you.

  • Writing

    Owns every line that leaves the studio.

  • Continuity review

    Reads a campaign as a sequence, so post five still looks like post one.

  • Independent scoring

    Runs after the verdict, on work it had no hand in making.

The stops you control

Nothing moves past a named stop until you approve it.

  1. 01Brief
  2. 02Look
  3. 03Board
  4. 04Approval

Common questions, answered straight.

If yours isn't here, ask it in the walkthrough. The form below reaches a human.

What is Kamply?

A Mac desktop app with an AI marketing teammate inside. You open one app: the teammate sits beside a live gallery of your work and builds your marketing with you: posts, carousels, reels, decks, and campaign batches.

What does it cost?

One plan, the whole app: $69 a week, $199 a month, or $1,990 a year, billed through Polar. These are founding rates and hold for subscriptions started by September 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM UTC. You sign in with Google to subscribe and manage everything from your account page. Enterprise teams book a walkthrough and price against their real volume.

What happens in a walkthrough?

We build the first direction with your brand, live. You leave knowing exactly what Kamply would make next. Book one with the form below. It goes straight to a human inbox.

What does it actually produce?

Post mockups at exact platform ratios (4:5, 1:1, 9:16) exported as PNG or PDF, finished MP4 reels timed to a voiceover or a music track, and campaign batches that share one look. The posts and reels on this page came out of it.

How is it different from a design tool with an AI assistant?

It behaves like a senior designer: it interviews you before it designs, locks a brief so the work can't drift, proposes labelled variants, and runs hard quality checks before anything is called done. You approve; nothing ships itself.

How does it stay on my brand?

Brand onboarding is built in. It derives colour tokens, typography, voice, and logo from your website plus a short interview, and every deliverable after that references those tokens. On-brand by construction, not by reminder.

Where do the numbers on this page come from?

The old-way figures are published 2026 benchmarks: WebFX agency pricing, Glassdoor salary data, SHRM and LinkedIn hiring data, Vidico and D-MAK video rates, printed as the ranges they are. Kamply's own times, about 10 minutes to set up and about an hour a reel, are its measured builds, and the comparison page names a source under every figure. Your work runs the same way: facts come from you at the brief stage, and a claim it can't trace to a source is blocked before design starts.

Who is it for?

Startup founders doing their own marketing, small marketing teams, and enterprise marketing orgs. For enterprise buyers the pitch is the governance already built in: locked briefs, gated quality, and named approval stops before anything ships.

What does it run on?

It's a signed and notarized Mac desktop app for Apple silicon on macOS 11 or later. The download page fetches the latest public release automatically. You sign in and start working; the tool accounts it needs are provisioned for you, so there's no API-key paperwork.

Can I use Claude Code or Codex with it?

Yes, with one important distinction. Claude Code runs inside Kamply today. The briefs, brand rules, agent instructions, and quality gates are ordinary workspace files, so Codex can read and work from the same project in your terminal. Codex is workspace-compatible, not embedded in the app.

Who made this page?

Kamply did: the posts, the reels, the cost table, and the brand it's all wearing. The page is the product's own portfolio.

Bring one brief. Watch your first campaign take shape.

We build the first direction with your brand during the walkthrough. You leave knowing exactly what Kamply would make next.

Akash, who built Kamply, replies with times. The walkthrough is free: he builds your first campaign direction on your brand, and you leave with the files.