For agencies

Meme ops for client teams.

Brief in, campaign out. Client workspaces, approval workflows and brand guardrails — so the intern’s edgiest draft never ships by accident.

Workflow

From brief to booked calendar.

01Upload the brief

One document becomes a coordinated set: memes, carousels, GIFs, captions.

02Review as a team

Comments, versions, and a client-viewer role that sees polish, not process.

03Get sign-off

Nothing schedules without approval on client workspaces. Slack pings the approver.

04Report the wins

Per-client analytics: what ran, what stopped the scroll, what to double next month.

Guardrails

Every client, walled off.

Separate workspaces, separate brand kits, separate humour boundaries. Switching clients switches everything.

Client workspaces with roles: owner, editor, approver, client viewerBrand Meme Brain per client — colours, vocabulary, banned topicsBrand-safety risk rating on every trendAudit trail on every approval

NWNorthwind9 approved · 3 in review

BFBrightfoldAwaiting client sign-off

ACArc CyclesCampaign drafting

Agencies

The client sees the wins, not the drafts.

We pitch meme campaigns now because we can actually deliver them. Fourteen assets from one brief, approved before Friday.

Sam Okafor

Creative director, social agency

Meme ops for client teams.

From brief to booked calendar.

Every client, walled off.

The client sees the wins, not the drafts.

Your audience is scrolling. Give them a reason to stop.