Draft rules · need clinician and counsel sign-off
- 1Read the page
- 2Keep the kit DNA
- 3Ads in that kit
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Built from the real run shown below: the saved page Brand Absorber read (name hidden here), the colors it returned, and Season samples made for the same brand. The sweep and the flying chips are this page’s animation.
Brand Absorber
- Reads a site's palette, fonts and logo into the brand kit. An HTML upload works too.
- Every ad, page and message after that draws from the kit.
- One of the platform's live functions: it runs in the product today, not only in the demo.
- A person reviews and edits the kit before it is used.
Paste your site's address. Get your brand kit: colors, fonts, logo.
Style Absorber
- Rebranded? New style? Want to test a look, or learn from one that's working for someone else?
- Upload a screenshot or give a page address. It extracts a style kit: layout, composition, type treatment, color treatment, photography, motion and copy approach.
- It never carries identity: no logos, company or product names, copy text or exact color values. A check refuses any kit that leaks a hex color code.
- If the page has no preview image, it fails honestly instead of guessing.
- The product labels it "New idea pending".
Borrow the look. Never the brand.
Care from home
No waiting
room.
Start with a short online intake.
Start your intakePrescription only if a licensed clinician decides it’s appropriate.
One ad. Every size.
The same Season re-frames for each placement. The words, the button and the required line are set by code, so they stay exact at every size.
Sample. The photo is the real Season 4 plate; the words are set live in this page. Four of the seven formats.
Ad Studio, telehealth mode
- Telehealth mode allows patient-facing language. Outcome guarantees and before-and-after claims are not allowed.
- Six pre-approved messages for SeeMyVitals, for example "A real clinician reviews every plan. AI drafts, a person decides."
- Formats: feed 1:1, feed 4:5, Stories and Reels 9:16, display 16:9, email header, web hero, product card.
- Logo, call to action and required lines are always set by code.
- In this demo workspace the page says plainly that image generation is not switched on. It is on in other LastStop workspaces.
Ads built only from messages you've pre-approved, in every size you run.
Sample adOne brand. Eight Seasons.
A Season is a saved ad style. Pick one or two Seasons; every later ad follows them.
One sample ad per Season, for the sample brand. Labelled SAMPLE; none has run.
Seasons
- A Season is a saved, versioned ad recipe. Nine are active in the gallery.
- The first ad arrives in three Seasons. "None of these?" opens the gallery of finished samples, each labelled SAMPLE.
- Lock one or two Seasons as the house look; later ads rotate between them. "Surprise me" is still there.
- Every ad records the Season and version it came from, so a good ad can be traced and made again.
- When the image model draws a headline, a text reader checks it: one retry on a mismatch, then set type. A misspelled ad is never shown as finished.
Pick a house look once. Every ad after that stays on it.
Draft rules · need clinician and counsel sign-off
What the Seasons look like
- Sample ads made outside this demo workspace: pictures from an image model, words, logo and required lines set by code. Labelled SAMPLE in the app's Season gallery; none has run as an ad.
- One sample per Season, in the owner's order. Right: Season 5, Sculpted Type, and Season 7, Clean Plate.
- Every word the image model drew was read back letter by letter. The phone screens in Seasons 1 and 6 are drawn by code, not screenshots of the app.
- No outcome, weight-loss or “guaranteed” claims, no drug names, no before-and-after bodies. The prescription line is on every ad, and every copy set passes the app's own telehealth copy check.
Nine Season looks, one sample ad each. Made outside this demo workspace, labelled SAMPLE.
Asset Library
- Three shelves: uploads, ads rescued by a compliant rewrite, and ads that passed.
- Each ad keeps its status and its compliance verdict.
- Download a set as one package, ready to hand to an agency or load into an ad account.
- Today the library lives in this browser session. A server-side library is not built yet.
Every ad that passed or was rescued, on one shelf, ready to download.
Outreach bots 1 · Abandoned intake and new leads
- The abandoned-intake bot drafts a text and an email for people who started intake or checkout and stopped.
- The new-lead bot drafts first-touch messages for leads who never started intake.
- Texts need a consent record. Quiet hours (9 pm to 8 am) hold texts. Every row has an opt-out.
- No messaging provider is connected, so nothing is sent.
People who stopped halfway get a drafted nudge, within their consent.
Outreach bots 2 · Refills and win-back
- The refill and adherence bot drafts a text plus a short call script for a human caller when a refill or dose check is due. Four sample patients sit in the refill segment.
- The win-back bot drafts messages for lapsed or cancelled patients and respects opt-outs.
- A person reviews, edits or discards every draft.
- Sending needs an SMS and email provider and carrier registration (10DLC).
A refill due or a patient gone quiet: the draft and a call script are waiting.
