Questions, answered.

Both, your choice. tday can publish straight to your connected channels the moment an asset is ready, or hold everything in a review queue for your sign-off. You set the policy per channel and can change it any time.

Launch videos and graphics. A launch video is a short film about a feature you shipped, designed from scratch in your brand with motion, music, and an optional voiceover. The graphics are the on-brand images you post it with: social cards, open-graph previews, and announcement visuals.

There is a free plan with 100 credits a month. Pro is $19 a month with 500 credits, Growth is $149 a month with 5,000 credits, and Unlimited is $499 a month with no credit limit, under fair use. Enterprise is priced with you. Every plan counts usage in credits, and you see what something costs before you make it. The pricing page lists what a credit makes.

Either, or neither. Connect a GitHub or GitLab repo and tday learns what you ship. Point it at your site and it reads your brand and your product from the page. Or skip both and describe a feature in a sentence. Every path makes the same launch videos and graphics.

Yes. tday applies your colors, logo, and fonts, pulled from your site or set in your brand kit, to every launch video and graphic. Each video is designed from scratch in your brand, not dropped into a template.

You can start one any time: pick a feature or describe one. On Pro and up, a connected repo also starts one on its own. Pull or merge requests that land close together are grouped into a single launch, made for you and held for your approval.

Yes. Give a launch video a note (a line, a color, the pacing) and it is re-cut without starting over. Images regenerate one at a time, and post text is editable before anything publishes.

No. tday works from your repo, your public site, or a feature you describe. There is no SDK to install, nothing to change in your code, and no login to your product to hand over.

A few minutes to make, and about a minute to re-cut from a note. An editor or an agency would take days.

Only what you connect: your public site, or a repo through the GitHub or GitLab app you install, which you can remove at any time. Nothing is published without the approval policy you set.

Paid campaigns are coming soon. For now, tday generates the creative and publishes organically to social; running and tracking paid campaigns from the platform is on the roadmap.