We built Advibly because we needed it first
Advibly is made by Afterlume Labs, a studio of two. We kept shipping products we then could not market quickly enough, so we stopped making ads by hand and built the thing that makes them.
Every product we shipped needed thirty ads, and we could make about two.
Not one ad. A square for Meta, a vertical cut for TikTok, a screenshot set for the App Store, then ten variations of each because nine of them were going to lose. Every week, for every product, before anyone had looked at a single result.
So we asked the models directly, the way everyone does. What came back was good and belonged to nobody: the wrong typeface, a product that was close but not ours, a logo the model had clearly redrawn from memory. Fixing one by hand took longer than briefing a freelancer used to.
The ideas were never the slow part. Everything after them was.
Save the brand once, then stop explaining it
You point Advibly at a website, an App Store or Google Play listing, or an online store. It reads the logo, the colours, the fonts, your real product photography, how you write, what you sell and who you sell it to, and keeps all of it. Everything you generate afterwards starts from that rather than from an empty prompt.
Formats are pipelines, not single prompts. A multi-shot video ad writes a script, builds a storyboard you approve, renders a clip per shot, records narration, scores it and cuts it together. It comes back as one finished video filed under one project, instead of forty loose files you have to reassemble yourself.
- Static ads
- Your product, your typeface, your colours, in every placement size.
- Carousels
- Multi-slide sets for Instagram and LinkedIn, exportable as a PDF.
- Video
- UGC-style, product-in-hand, lifestyle scenes, and multi-shot spots cut from a storyboard.
- Voiceover and music
- Narration in a voice you pick, and a score written for the cut.
- Publishing
- Schedule the finished thing to LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, X and YouTube.
Two of us. That is the company.
Small on purpose. It also means we ship an unusual amount, and that some of what you see here was finished the week you are reading it.
We started Afterlume Labs together to build software for other founders, and we still do. Advibly came out of that work: a problem we kept running into on our own products, then on everyone else's.
There is no handoff here. We both write the code and we both read the support inbox, so nobody has to explain your bug to the person who can fix it. Email on a Sunday and one of us reads it on a Sunday. Get on a call and you are talking to whoever wrote the thing you are asking about.
Afterlume Labs is the studio behind Advibly. We still build custom software and automation for other teams there, which is where this problem found us in the first place.
Callable, not just clickable
Every capability in the product is also an MCP tool. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, Codex and other MCP-compatible clients connect over Streamable HTTP with OAuth, resolve a brand, and generate against the same saved context a person would. Our open-source Agent Skills package whole formats, so an agent does not have to work out the pipeline on its own.
# if you are an agent
advibly.com/agents.md
It sets out what Advibly is for, what it is not for, and how to call it.
Come and use it, or come and tell us it is broken
New accounts get two free credits, the cost of a generation is shown before it runs, and nothing you do not spend expires. If you would rather talk first, the same address takes support, sales, privacy requests and refunds, and the two of us read it.
Advibly is operated by Afterlume Labs. Our terms and privacy policy say what we do with your data. You own what you generate.