Microcopy, onboarding, empty states, error messages, buttons, and flows — AI-produced at the scale a real product needs, then edited by a senior operator so every string is clear, on-brand, and actually helpful. Not placeholder text, not generic AI sludge.✓A guided product & flow brief✓AI-produced, senior-edited✓Buttons, labels & microcopy✓Onboarding & empty states✓Error & confirmation messages✓Commercial ownership — always✓Delivered organized to your portal
Choose by how much of the product needs copy — one flow, your core flows, or a product-wide standard.
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Complete the brief
Your product, users, the flows involved, your voice, and the moments where people get stuck or confused.
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Send your assets
Screens, wireframes, current strings, a Figma link, and any terminology rules. We flag gaps before we start.
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Produce & senior edit
AI drafts the strings at the scale a product needs; a senior operator edits every one for clarity, consistency, and voice. You review and give consolidated feedback.
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Deliver
A dev-ready doc mapped to your screens and strings, organized in your portal, ready to drop into the build.
Questions
Straight about scope.
4 questions about this package specifically. If yours isn't here, ask before you buy — not after.
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Not sure it fits?
Ask us before you buy — we'll tell you if a different package or a full project is the better call.
Is this AI-written?+
A real product has hundreds of strings. AI drafts them at that scale fast; a senior operator edits every one for clarity, consistency, and voice. Machine volume, human taste — no placeholder text, no generic AI sludge.
How do you deliver the copy?+
In a dev-ready doc labeled by screen and string — or matched to your Figma frames or a spreadsheet keyed to your strings, so implementation is copy-paste. Tell us your setup in the brief.
Do you design the screens too?+
This is copy only. When you want the interface designed and built, that's our product and web service — just ask and we'll bring in the design side.
Can you keep terminology consistent?+
Yes — the larger tiers include a terminology standard and UX content patterns, so the same action is called the same thing everywhere in the product.
Where this goes next
Bigger than one deliverable?
Most people start here and keep going. These are the natural next steps.