Moby turns your product, brand, channel, and performance signals into the next brief, the next ad, and the next landing page.
Moby routes strategy, image, and video work through the best-fit model while one operating context keeps the product, brand, evidence, and review standard intact.
Route research, analysis, planning, copy, code, and review to the model best suited to the decision instead of forcing every task through one default.
GPTOpenAI
ClaudeAnthropic
GeminiGoogle
xAIGrokxAI
Create product scenes, campaign stills, edits, and variations while the brief protects the details that cannot drift: product truth, brand cues, and the visual idea.
GPT Image 2OpenAI
Nano Banana ProGoogle
xAIGrok ImaginexAI
Seedream 5ByteDance
Choose the route for speed, cinematic control, references, editing, audio, duration, and resolution, then inspect the actual cut before it joins the campaign.
Veo 3.1Google
Omni FlashGoogle
Seedance 2.0ByteDance
Model availability and specific versions can vary by workflow, account access, and product rollout. Moby’s public creative tools currently support image and video generation, while the broader Moby experience uses AI models to analyze, recommend, generate, and move approved work forward.
Triple Whale puts the creative and the outcome in one view. Hook, spend, new-customer efficiency, and attention become a clear instruction: what to keep, what to change, and what to test next.
Metric values are fictional and shown only to demonstrate how creative and performance evidence could be presented together.
Beauty should not look like footwear. Food should not move like software. Each campaign world gets its own visual logic while the production system stays consistent underneath.
Start with one approved visual direction, then carry the same product truth and creative promise into catalog imagery, paid social, motion, and the landing page.
The approved anchor locks product truth, light, material, palette, and visual tension before the system expands into more formats.
Production quality comes from the full route: references, generation, editing, exact finishing, and review. The prompt starts the work; the studio makes it usable.
The first desk turns product truth and references into a stable visual world before any motion or finishing begins.
Every output gets a clear verdict. Strong work moves forward. A specific defect gets one targeted retry. The wrong route gets changed instead of quietly accepted.
Ready for the purpose shown on the page.
The creative direction works; a production caveat remains visible.
One named defect justifies one changed attempt.
The shot design, engine, or reference packet cannot reliably deliver the brief.
Performance does not end in a dashboard. Moby turns the response into a creative constraint, builds the next family, and saves the pattern as context for the next decision.
The scoreboard reads attention, new-customer efficiency, and conversion response together so a winner is more than the ad with the loudest top-line number.
Moby reduces the result to a usable decision: what stays, what changes, and which measure will decide the next round.
Not “make another ad like this.” A precise direction the studio can execute and the scoreboard can evaluate.
Keep the immediate product hook. Bring visible proof into the first two beats. Build a still, a motion cut, and a landing-page hero around the same promise.
The hook, proof, product truth, and visual world stay coherent while each asset is composed for its actual job.
Hook / Paid social
Proof / Variation
Promise / DestinationThe next response returns to the same record. Strong patterns become reusable context. Fatigue and failure become instructions, not lost history.
Moby connects creative production to business context, model routing, visual review, and measurement. It helps teams make and evaluate the next campaign without inventing performance outcomes.
Product imagery, paid-social formats, short video, image edits and variations, landing-page media, and coordinated campaign families across multiple ratios and visual treatments.
The differentiated idea is not that a model can make an attractive image. It is that catalog, creative, channel, customer-journey, and measurement context can inform what gets made and how the next brief improves.
No. Every generated asset carries its actual review state. Some films may be displayed as concept or motion proofs when the creative direction is strong but a production caveat remains.
Bring the product, the winning creative, and the channel that needs a new answer. Moby turns that context into the next campaign direction.