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Social creative, without the crew.

Socialista is the studio where a product becomes a post. AI creators, UGC, ads, and a calendar — so the week does not depend on a shoot.

Create
AI creators, UGC, static ads, slideshows, images, and short video in one workspace.
Publish
A caption per account for Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X.
Measure
Reach and engagement beside the posts you shipped, so the next one has a starting point.

You bring the product. Socialista brings the creator, the edit, and the calendar.

About Socialista

One place to make it and put it live.

Socialista is where the creative gets made and where it gets queued. You save a brand and a product. You pick an AI creator. You generate the formats a feed actually uses: talking UGC with the offer in frame, static ads, slideshows, images, and short video.

Captions are written per account. The queue covers Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X. After a post goes live, reach and engagement sit next to the creative, so the next one can start from what already moved.

The usual path is a creator brief, a film day, an edit, a scheduler, and a spreadsheet. Most teams shipping a product do not have that week. They have a SKU, a screenshot, or a launch — and a calendar that is already behind.

The post should not wait on a film day.

What Socialista does

Make the creative. Then ship it.

Six jobs, one workspace. Each one is a part of the studio you can open today.

  1. 01

    A face the brand keeps

    Spin up an AI creator and reuse the same persona on video, stills, and the next launch. The audience sees one person, not a new stranger every brief.

  2. 02

    UGC with the product in frame

    Product-in-hand clips, hooks, and captions. Edit until it sounds like the brand, then export vertical video for organic posts or paid social.

  3. 03

    Stills that can run as ads

    Turn a product photo into a static frame or an image from a studio template. Headline, offer, and CTA stay in one crop sized for the feed.

  4. 04

    Slideshows and short video

    Faceless carousels when a talking creator is the wrong format. Or a clip you trim, caption, and finish in the editor.

  5. 05

    A calendar, not another export

    Write a caption for each connected account and queue the week from the same place you made the creative. Paid campaigns stay in the ads manager.

  6. 06

    A reason to make the next one

    Reach and engagement per account, next to the posts you shipped. Use it to see what spiked, then make more of that — not a spreadsheet export.

Who it’s for

People who have to post this week.

Solo founders, stores, product teams, agencies, and creators. The tools stay the same. The week does not.

  1. 01

    Founders

    First ads, no hire. Save the product, pick a creator, and ship a clip the same day you would have spent briefing a shoot.

  2. 02

    Ecommerce

    A product URL, a restock, a SKU that should keep selling after launch week. The catalog stays. The next ad does not start from a blank prompt.

  3. 03

    Apps and SaaS

    A talking clip and a LinkedIn post without putting the founder on camera. Show the product, then schedule the account that actually reads it.

  4. 04

    Agencies

    Several client brands, one team, one calendar. Shared context, files, and publishing — without a separate stack per account.

  5. 05

    Creators

    A persona and a posting rhythm for the days you cannot film. Slideshows, clips, and a queue that does not depend on being in frame.

How it fits your day

A Tuesday, not a production.

Illustrative. This is the shape of a day when the product is already saved and the feed still needs something new.

  1. 9:10Morning

    Open the product you already saved

    The brand and the SKU are in the catalog from last month. You are not rewriting a brief. You are picking what the feed is missing.

  2. 11:40Late morning

    Pick a creator and a format

    A product-in-hand clip if the offer needs a face. A slideshow if it does not. The same persona can come back tomorrow.

  3. 2:15Afternoon

    Edit the hook before it leaves

    Change the line, the captions, the crop. The first generation is a draft. The version you publish is the one that sounds like the brand.

  4. 4:30Late day

    Caption each channel and queue the week

    Instagram does not get the LinkedIn line. Each connected account gets its own caption, then a place on the calendar.

  5. Next weekAfter it posts

    See what spiked, then make more of it

    Reach and engagement sit next to the creative. The following Tuesday starts from that, not from a blank page.

What we believe

A few things we will not trade.

The product gets simpler when these stay fixed.

  1. 01

    Native is the point

    A brand film and a TikTok are different jobs. Socialista is built for the second: talking heads, product in hand, hooks, captions, and vertical crops.

  2. 02

    Keep the face

    A new creator every week teaches the audience nothing. Save the persona. Bring them back for the next SKU, the next feature, the next still.

  3. 03

    Finish where you started

    Export is not the end of the job. A caption per channel and a place on the calendar are part of the studio, not a second tool you have to open.

  4. 04

    The files are yours

    Your workspace owns what you generate and upload. Keep it in the library, export it, or schedule it from Socialista.

  5. 05

    Say what the tool does not do

    Organic analytics are not an ads manager. Paid campaigns stay where you already run them. If a job needs a film crew, we would rather you know that before you start.

A question about the product, a plan, or a partnership.

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