Maalik retweeted
Seedance 2.5 is live inside eComrads.
We've been testing it in the engine, ahead of the public API. It's the biggest jump ad video has taken since we started:
• 30-second ads in a single take, no stitching
• sound generated in the same pass as the picture
• 50 references per generation, so your product, your face, your sound stay accurate
• edit one region of one frame, keep the rest
Everything in this film is Seedance 2.5, generated inside eComrads
Seedance 2.5 generates. AdDNA knows what sells.
Maalik retweeted
High-end product photography shouldn't require a massive production team anymore. ⚡️
Pairing advanced AI generation with precision editing lets you output premium, high-converting visuals at scale.
Your brand doesn't just deserve to compete, it deserves to win.
Maalik retweeted
A client once told me: "AI is fine for spreadsheets. It'll never work for creative."
This video is proof it does live demo, no cuts.
AI doesn't replace the taste, the strategy, the call on what lands. It replaces the 8 hours it took to get from blank page to first draft.
Maalik retweeted
Most DTC brands think they need ONE great UGC video.
They need range.
Unboxings, try-ons, interviews, hooks, testimonials.
I generate all of these with AI. No creators, no shipping, no weeks-long wait.
Here's a compilation from this week 👇
DM me if useful.
Maalik retweeted
Fable 5 vs Sonnet 5 vs Opus 4.8 on the same product ad.
All three ran an agentic pipeline through eComrads MCP on Claude: read the product, write the creative direction, render the finished ad.
Same brief, but each model directed it completely differently.
Maalik retweeted
here. 100% AI, single prompt, just needed a product pic. nobody shot anything.
a brand paid us real money for a campaign of these. still weird to type that out. read the full article below
Maalik retweeted
for almost 2 years we made ads by manually prompting ai image/video models for real ecommerce brands and it always made the team burnout
we bought every course, every prompt pack, every framework from the big names in ai content, ugc, product photography, all of it. the outputs were still bad. logos warped, colors off, a hallucination in basically every frame that we caught by hand, then edited, stitched, captioned, upscaled, every single time. and every retry added to the bill and ate whatever margin we had.
this was never a skill issue. the tools could generate anything and judge nothing. so we built the thing that judges.
we launched @eComrads 3 days ago. the launch post is past 400k views we onboarded tons of new users, listening to feedback till this time we have had barely any sleep over the past days and still trying to figure out things, meanwhile we shipped ad recreate feature through mcp, the cli feature was dropped yesterday, and people came in faster than our servers could hold. we had to upgrade our servers twice
our infra is running on upgrades we pushed at 4am and we already have so many features planned we will be rolling out in next couple of days
we spent 2 years learning the hard way so the product would know what we know. turns out a lot of you were waiting for exactly this. and I can’t thank enough to my team, our network and all the support we got from every individual.
Maalik retweeted
Most ad spend is a guess. The winners only become clear after the budget is already gone.
Introducing eComrads Ad Recreate.
Start with an ad that already works, in any niche, from anyone. Give it to eComrads with your product, and we rebuild that winning ad around what you sell, your product kept accurate instead of reinvented, every output checked before it ships.
Before we rebuild anything, we score the original on what makes people buy. Then we score your version. Your version comes back higher, because AdDNA builds toward what converts, not what looks good.
Run it from the AI tools you already use. One prompt turns a single winning ad into a month of content, all built around your product.
Find the winner. Rebuild it with your product. Know it converts before you spend.
Maalik retweeted
It’s been crazy hadn’t slept since yesterday so much has been happening
we weren’t ready for this kind of response we are thankful to each and every one of you 🙏🏽
it has been rewarding 👀 ARR update loading….
Quick update from us.
the launch did more than we expected. traffic spiked, so many of you signed up and started generating ads at once that our servers went down, not once but twice. we had to upgrade everything fast and we are back up and holding.
if eComrads was slow or wouldn’t finish your generation, that was us, not you. sorry. it’s fixed now.
didn’t expect this level of support. thank you all for showing up.
more updates dropping soon as we figure things out.
ARR update coming soon as well👀
Maalik retweeted
Launching eComrads - The AI Creative Engine for Businesses, Media and Creators that Market Online.
@sirkupofficial is a subsidiary of Bytes For All, Pakistan. We are launching our first AI product with the mission to make AI that sells and promote small, medium and large businesses. We're building AdDNA, the intelligence layer that gives AI models and agents judgment about what actually converts into sales.
Built in Pakistan - Made for the world.
More information at ecomrads.com
Maalik retweeted
your creative agency is charging you $10,000/month, while you can create ads like this with eComrads in just a few minutes.
🤝 Paid partnership
We're excited to introduce eComrads.
Our mission is to make AI that sells, not just AI that makes content. We're building AdDNA, the intelligence layer that gives AI models and agents judgment about what actually converts.
And today, eComrads is live to everyone.
AI has made it easy to generate anything. A product photo, a video, an ad, in seconds. Everyone has the same tools now, and most of what comes out is slop, content that looks fine and sells nothing. Because generating content was never the hard part. The hard part is judgement. What converts, what fits the brand, what makes someone actually buy. Cracking that means turning something fuzzy and subjective, the instinct for what sells, into something we can measure and codify. We're starting with ecommerce.
There are two sides to this, the intelligence layer and the production layer:
- We've trained AdDNA on what actually performs in each niche, the winning patterns behind real conversions, not pretty pictures, and we refresh it constantly so the system generates toward what sells.
- We've built the production engine that turns that judgment into finished, on-brand creative, photoshoots, video, UGC, and ads, with your product kept accurate instead of reinvented, and every output checked before it ships.
We learned all of this the hard way, producing creative by hand for real brands until we knew exactly what breaks and what sells. eComrads is that knowledge, turned into a product.
We want a future where any brand can compete on the quality of its ideas, not the size of its ad budget.
Maalik retweeted
acaban de subir eComrads al público y es una locura. no solo hace fotos o vídeos en segundos, su capa AdDNA genera únicamente el contenido que realmente vende. míralo y guárdalo.
We're excited to introduce eComrads.
Our mission is to make AI that sells, not just AI that makes content. We're building AdDNA, the intelligence layer that gives AI models and agents judgment about what actually converts.
And today, eComrads is live to everyone.
AI has made it easy to generate anything. A product photo, a video, an ad, in seconds. Everyone has the same tools now, and most of what comes out is slop, content that looks fine and sells nothing. Because generating content was never the hard part. The hard part is judgement. What converts, what fits the brand, what makes someone actually buy. Cracking that means turning something fuzzy and subjective, the instinct for what sells, into something we can measure and codify. We're starting with ecommerce.
There are two sides to this, the intelligence layer and the production layer:
- We've trained AdDNA on what actually performs in each niche, the winning patterns behind real conversions, not pretty pictures, and we refresh it constantly so the system generates toward what sells.
- We've built the production engine that turns that judgment into finished, on-brand creative, photoshoots, video, UGC, and ads, with your product kept accurate instead of reinvented, and every output checked before it ships.
We learned all of this the hard way, producing creative by hand for real brands until we knew exactly what breaks and what sells. eComrads is that knowledge, turned into a product.
We want a future where any brand can compete on the quality of its ideas, not the size of its ad budget.
Maalik retweeted
POV: Your AI agent created 500 ads while your store made 2 sales
We're excited to introduce eComrads.
Our mission is to make AI that sells, not just AI that makes content. We're building AdDNA, the intelligence layer that gives AI models and agents judgment about what actually converts.
And today, eComrads is live to everyone.
AI has made it easy to generate anything. A product photo, a video, an ad, in seconds. Everyone has the same tools now, and most of what comes out is slop, content that looks fine and sells nothing. Because generating content was never the hard part. The hard part is judgement. What converts, what fits the brand, what makes someone actually buy. Cracking that means turning something fuzzy and subjective, the instinct for what sells, into something we can measure and codify. We're starting with ecommerce.
There are two sides to this, the intelligence layer and the production layer:
- We've trained AdDNA on what actually performs in each niche, the winning patterns behind real conversions, not pretty pictures, and we refresh it constantly so the system generates toward what sells.
- We've built the production engine that turns that judgment into finished, on-brand creative, photoshoots, video, UGC, and ads, with your product kept accurate instead of reinvented, and every output checked before it ships.
We learned all of this the hard way, producing creative by hand for real brands until we knew exactly what breaks and what sells. eComrads is that knowledge, turned into a product.
We want a future where any brand can compete on the quality of its ideas, not the size of its ad budget.
Maalik retweeted
eComrads has just been launched to the public and it’s an absolute madness.
It’s not just another tool that generates photos or videos in seconds.
Its big difference is the AdDNA layer, an intelligence trained specifically to create only the content that really sells, not just pretty images.
We're excited to introduce eComrads.
Our mission is to make AI that sells, not just AI that makes content. We're building AdDNA, the intelligence layer that gives AI models and agents judgment about what actually converts.
And today, eComrads is live to everyone.
AI has made it easy to generate anything. A product photo, a video, an ad, in seconds. Everyone has the same tools now, and most of what comes out is slop, content that looks fine and sells nothing. Because generating content was never the hard part. The hard part is judgement. What converts, what fits the brand, what makes someone actually buy. Cracking that means turning something fuzzy and subjective, the instinct for what sells, into something we can measure and codify. We're starting with ecommerce.
There are two sides to this, the intelligence layer and the production layer:
- We've trained AdDNA on what actually performs in each niche, the winning patterns behind real conversions, not pretty pictures, and we refresh it constantly so the system generates toward what sells.
- We've built the production engine that turns that judgment into finished, on-brand creative, photoshoots, video, UGC, and ads, with your product kept accurate instead of reinvented, and every output checked before it ships.
We learned all of this the hard way, producing creative by hand for real brands until we knew exactly what breaks and what sells. eComrads is that knowledge, turned into a product.
We want a future where any brand can compete on the quality of its ideas, not the size of its ad budget.