For insurance marketers
The disclosure line is part of the brief
Kamply is a Mac app for insurance marketers: its crew interviews you, writes the brief, then designs the post.
The longer description
Required wording goes in before any layout exists, so it is built into the artwork instead of added at the end.
Finished work, built in the app.
Every piece here was built in Kamply at the size it ships. Sample brands are labelled as such.
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- 4:51080 × 1350 pxCoverage explainer carouselMulti-slide 4:5 carousel, 1080x1350, PNG or PDFRequired wording is written into the brief before the first slide is laid out.
- 1:11080 × 1080 pxOpen enrollment reminder1:1 post, 1080x1080, PNGKamply proposes labeled variants so you can compare wording side by side.
- 4:51080 × 1350 pxAgent recruiting post4:5 post, 1080x1350, PNGBrand onboarding sets the type and color tokens once; later posts reuse them.
- 9:161080 × 1920 pxClaims process walkthrough9:16 reel, MP4, voice-over-timed or music-timedOne timed build took about an hour, in June 2026. You approve at named stops.
- no fixed ratioBroker or partner deckPresentation deck, PDF exportSame brief and same tokens as the social work, so the wording matches.
Insurance copy carries required disclosures
A policy claim usually needs a qualifier next to it, and some lines have to appear word for word.
The rule in full
Kamply locks a written brief before it designs anything, so that wording is an input to the layout instead of something squeezed in at the end. Its build crew includes a compliance role that reads the brief and flags unsupported claims and missing qualifiers. It checks the brief and stops there. Kamply does no legal, medical, financial or compliance review and never signs anything off for a regulator, so your own compliance people approve the copy the same as they do today.
Embeds the real photo or screenshot, grades it, and places it at the exact export size.
Will not build, fake or mock up a product image or an app screen. Missing the shot means shooting it, not generating it.
Three steps, in that order.
The same order every time, whatever you hand it.
Onboard the brand once
Kamply reads your website and asks a short set of questions, then derives your color tokens, typography, voice and logo. Setup takes about 10 minutes, per the setup guide. Every deliverable after that references those tokens.
Lock the brief, wording included
Before any design exists, Kamply interviews you and writes the brief: audience, format, the claim you are making, and the exact qualifier or disclosure that has to sit beside it. No field is left as TBD. Its compliance role reads that brief and flags claims with nothing behind them, and your own reviewers still approve the copy.
Compare variants, approve, export
You get labeled variants rather than one take. Preflight gates block anything that fails, you approve at the named stops, and you export PNG, PDF or MP4. Uploading it to your channels is your job, because Kamply does not publish.
What it actually does
Kamply is a Mac desktop app with Claude sitting beside a live gallery of your work.
What it does, in detail
It interviews you, locks a written brief with no blank fields, then proposes labeled variants for posts at 4:5, 1:1 and 9:16, multi-slide carousels, decks, and MP4 reels timed to voice-over or music. Hard preflight gates block a file from being called done, you approve at named stops, and the files stay on your Mac. The plan covers the app and the tool accounts; Claude Code or Codex CLI is your own subscription.
Do not buy it for this
Kamply is not a compliance review.
What it leaves to you
It flags unsupported claims and missing qualifiers in a locked brief, and that is where its involvement ends: it does no legal, financial or compliance review, and nothing it makes is cleared for a regulator. If what you want is software that signs off on copy, this is the wrong purchase.
Questions from this industry.
If yours isn't here, ask it in the walkthrough. The form below reaches a human.
Does Kamply check my copy for compliance?
No. There is a compliance role in its build crew that reads the locked brief and flags claims with no support and qualifiers that appear to be missing. That is a prompt to go and check. Kamply does no legal, medical, financial or compliance review, and nothing it produces is cleared for a regulator. Your compliance team reviews the copy before it goes anywhere.
How do I get required disclosure wording into a post?
You give it during the interview, and it goes into the written brief before any design work starts. The brief has no TBD fields. Every variant Kamply proposes is built against that brief, and you approve at named stops before the file is called done.
Can it post to our channels or schedule campaigns?
No. Kamply makes the files. PNG and PDF exports at 4:5, 1:1 and 9:16, plus MP4 reels, and you upload them yourself. It does not publish, schedule, connect to ad accounts, or report on performance.
Will it invent numbers or customer quotes?
No. Kamply never invents testimonials, user counts or traction numbers. If a figure is going into a post, it comes from you, and it goes into the brief where the compliance role can check whether a qualifier belongs beside it.
What does it cost and what do I need to run it?
One plan at $69 a month or $499 a year, plus an Enterprise lane that books a walkthrough. There is no free plan and no trial. It runs as a signed, notarized desktop app on Apple silicon Macs, macOS 11 or later. Files stay on your Mac.
Bring one brief to the walkthrough.
We build the first direction with your brand during the walkthrough.