AI Productivity
Everything you have made, in one place
Upload files once and reuse them anywhere — Content Manager holds your images, documents and videos where every tool can reach them.
What is the Content Manager?
Content Manager is the workspace's file library. Anything you upload and anything the tools generate can live here, organised into folders and searchable by name.
Because it sits alongside the tools rather than inside any one of them, a product photo uploaded for a photoshoot is available later to the video tools, the chat and the writing templates without being uploaded again.
Capabilities
What you can do with the Content Manager
How it works
Using the Content Manager
- 01
Upload your files
Add product photos, brand documents, footage or anything else you reuse.
- 02
Organise
Group files into folders that match how you work — by client, product or campaign.
- 03
Use them in a tool
Pick a stored file when a tool asks for an upload, instead of hunting for it again.
- 04
Keep the output
Save what the tools generate back into the library.
Examples
What good input and output look like
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Product launch assets
Input
Twelve product photos, a spec sheet and two demo clips filed under one product folder.
Output
A single folder every tool can draw on, from photoshoots to ad scripts to video edits.
Key features
What the tool gives you
Shared across tools
One upload is available everywhere, not locked to the tool that received it.
Folder structure
Group by client, campaign or product instead of scrolling one long list.
Mixed media
Images, documents and video live together in the same library.
Who it is for
People who get the most from this
Agencies
Keep each client's assets separate and findable.
E-commerce teams
Store product imagery once and reuse it across every campaign.
Workflows
Practical ways teams use it
Brand asset store
Keep logos, product shots and guidelines where the tools can use them.
Campaign archive
Hold every version generated during a campaign in one folder.
Tips that improve results
- Name files for what they show, not for the date they were exported.
- Keep one folder per client or product and stick to it.
- Clear out rejected variants so the library stays usable.
Mistakes worth avoiding
- Uploading the same file repeatedly under different names
- Using one flat folder for everything
- Storing only the final export and losing the source
Content Manager FAQ
What file types can it hold?
Images, documents and video — the same formats the tools accept.
Can other tools read from it?
Yes. Stored files can be selected wherever a tool asks for an upload.
Related
Tools that pair well with this
AI Chat Pro
A multi-model chat with personas, reusable skills, smart memory, live web search, file uploads and organised folders — and it hands finished work to the rest of the platform.
AI ImageAI Image Pro
A full image studio: generate from text, edit with a brush, keep one character or style consistent, swap backgrounds, upscale and export every size you need.
AI DocumentsAI Document Analyzer
Chat with uploaded documents — PDF, Word, CSV — and get summaries, answers with citations, and extracted structured data.
AI WritingAI Editor
A long-form document editor with AI help built into the page, for drafting and revising in one place.
Try the Content Manager free
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