For content creators
Your voice is the brand. Guard it like one.
Tempera treats each series and each sponsor as its own lane — drafts come from your own approved episodes and posts, and nothing goes out until you've checked it. AI legwork, your judgement.
The short answer
A series is a brand with its own agent, grounded in that series' approved work — so drafts sound like the show, not like everyone's AI. Sponsors sit in their own lanes with their mandatories on record, and the review step keeps a recorded verdict on everything that carries your name.
Creators run the Solo plan — $24 per active sponsor or project per month, and the Free tier runs one, no card.
See Solo pricingA week on the channel
Five moments every creator knows — and the one existing capability that answers each.
When the sponsor deal lands
Structured intake
Paste the sponsor's email and the deal becomes a brief — deliverables, mandatories, the phrases they require and the ones you won't say.
When you write the next one
The per-series agent
Each series' agent drafts from that series' own approved episodes and posts — your cadence, your running bits, your voice — never from a generic model's average.
When you check it before it goes out
The recorded check
Every draft lands in review and your verdict is recorded. Working alone, you approve your own work — honestly, as a kept verdict that trains the agent, not a skipped step.
When the sponsor wants changes
Feedback with reasons
The note and its reason are captured as context — the next integration respects it without you re-briefing yourself.
When it publishes
Real files
Scripts, captions, and layered thumbnails export as files — your editor and your sponsor's team get what they can actually open.
What actually changes
Where sponsor briefs live
- The channel today
- DMs, email threads, and a note you can't find
- The same channel on Tempera
- One structured brief per deal — mandatories on record
First drafts
- The channel today
- A generic AI that sounds like everyone
- The same channel on Tempera
- Drafts grounded in your own approved episodes
The pre-publish check
- The channel today
- Read it once at 1 a.m. and post
- The same channel on Tempera
- A recorded verdict on everything that carries your name
Sponsor feedback
- The channel today
- Buried in a thread, forgotten by the next deal
- The same channel on Tempera
- Captured with reasons; the next integration respects it
What you hand over
- The channel today
- Copy-pastes and screenshots
- The same channel on Tempera
- Scripts, captions, and layered thumbnails as files
| The channel today | The same channel on Tempera | |
|---|---|---|
| Where sponsor briefs live | DMs, email threads, and a note you can't find | One structured brief per deal — mandatories on record |
| First drafts | A generic AI that sounds like everyone | Drafts grounded in your own approved episodes |
| The pre-publish check | Read it once at 1 a.m. and post | A recorded verdict on everything that carries your name |
| Sponsor feedback | Buried in a thread, forgotten by the next deal | Captured with reasons; the next integration respects it |
| What you hand over | Copy-pastes and screenshots | Scripts, captions, and layered thumbnails as files |
What the creator desk ships
2 × $24 = $48
The maths, done
A sponsor or a project is a client: two active this month is 2 × $24 = $48 ($40 on annual). A quiet month bills $0 for the lanes that rested. Solo covers up to 3 active clients a month; past that, Starter.
Quick answers
All questions- I'm one person — is the review step just theatre?
- No — it's a recorded verdict, not a second person. Every approval and rejection is kept and trains your agents; if you ever add an editor, maker-and-checker separation switches on by itself.
- What counts as a client for me?
- Whatever you serve: a sponsor, a recurring project, or your own channel. Only lanes with AI work in a month bill — $24 each on Solo, $0 when dormant.
- Can each series really sound different?
- Yes — every brand gets its own auto-provisioned agent grounded only in that series' approved work, so the newsletter never bleeds into the shorts.
- Can a sponsor see my other work?
- No. Reviewer access is scoped to the sponsor or project lane you choose; other series, sponsors, files, and history stay out of view.
- What files do I get back?
- Scripts, captions, documents, decks, social graphics, and layered PSD or SVG thumbnails — files your editor and sponsor team can actually use.
For content creators
What the creator desk ships
01
Scripts & captions
02
Social posts
03
Mobile review app
Creators run the Solo plan — $24 per active sponsor or project per month, and the Free tier runs one, no card.
Prove it on one client
Your back catalogue is the moat.
Evaluate the whole workflow in mock mode — no AI keys, no card — then bring one series and one sponsor.
No AI keys. No card. Nothing reaches a client without review.