Psychology Tab
Read the emotional logic before you write a word
The Psychology surface identifies the cognitive triggers, emotional load, and identity levers behind any visual. Feed in your reference or the campaign visual and see exactly what emotional register it’s operating in — so you know what your copy needs to match, extend, or counterpoint.
Audience Tab
Write to the person the visual is actually addressing
The Audience surface builds a psychographic persona from the ad — aspirations, identity drivers, cultural signals. The person the visual is speaking to is the person your copy needs to speak to. Now you know exactly who that is.
Narrative Framework
Find the story arc — then write your chapter
Every great ad has a narrative logic: a hook, a tension, a resolution. The Narrative Framework surface maps that structure so you can write copy that follows the same arc — or deliberately breaks it for effect.
Blueprint Tab
Structural logic you can write from
Blueprint gives you the production and narrative framework behind the visual — the mechanisms that are making it work. Not mood. Not aesthetic. Mechanism. The most useful creative brief you’ll ever get.