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Repic is an AI brand studio. You describe your brand once, in depth, and that single profile becomes your visual identity, your written content, and an assistant that produces work from it. It asks permission before it changes anything.

Repic is built for entrepreneurs, creators and coaches who want to show up consistently without making content a second job, and for agencies running several client brands. It is not built for marketing teams that need seats and approval chains.

Generic AI tools start from zero on every prompt, so consistency is your job each time. Repic holds a described Brand Persona that every engine reads before it writes, so output arrives in your voice without you re-explaining yourself.

No. You describe your brand in plain words, answering questions about who you serve and how you sound. There is nothing to configure, no prompts to engineer and nothing to install. The engines read your description directly.

No, and that is the point. Your Brand Persona is described once and every engine reads it automatically before generating. Each engine also shows you exactly which facts it used, so you can see what it read.

Branding, AI Twins, Carousels, Static Posts, and Stories – each reading the same Brand Kit. See them on features.

The honest, current table lives on early access. Anything still ramping is badged "Rolling out," in the product and on this site.

Yes. Nothing Repic produces is locked. You can open any asset in Canva, edit it there, and the changes round-trip back into Repic, so the edited version is the one your brand keeps.

Every clone starts with an explicit consent step you confirm on the recording screen, and your voice key never leaves our servers. Full policy on trust.

No. Own-voice-only – even with their permission. It's in our acceptable use policy and enforced by the consent gate.

Deleting a twin removes it from your account immediately. Full destruction of the raw sample, the derived voiceprint and the provider-side cloned voice is carried out by our team within 30 days, on the schedule in our biometric policy, while the self-serve controls are built. That is slower than a one-click erase and it is what is true today.

Reading and navigating only. Any change or deletion waits behind an Allow or Disallow card that you answer first. Phrasing like just do it cannot skip that gate, because the gate is enforced in code rather than by the model.

Nothing changes. The proposed action is discarded, your brand profile stays exactly as it was, and the assistant carries on the conversation. That is verified by tests rather than promised, because a consent gate that leaks is worse than none.

Yes. A deterministic planner keeps the assistant responsive even when no live model is selected, so it stays useful rather than failing silently. It still asks permission before any change and still says what it is about to do.

Yes. Your persona, uploads, and generated output are yours to publish and use – the terms say it plainly.

No. Repic does not sell your data, does not use your private brand profile to build products for other customers, and does not permit its model providers to train on it either. Your profile stays yours.

Yes. You can request access, export, correction or deletion. Some of it is handled by our team on request today while we build the self-serve controls, so it is not instant. Closing your account takes your data with it, surviving only briefly in routine backups until those expire on schedule.

Every tool, on every plan, from the first day. Plans differ in how many credits they carry, never in which tools they include, and you can invite an editor or a reviewer into a brand.

On the pricing page. Every plan includes every tool, and plans differ only in their image, video and content credits.

Create an account and describe your brand in a short brief. You can skip the brief and come back to it later; nothing is locked behind finishing it.