AI writing / in your brand voice

A writing partner that knows your shop.

Juno's AI writes product copy, buying guides, blog drafts, social posts and ad copy in your brand voice, right where you edit them. You check every draft before it's used.

Set your voice once in Settings → Shop and brand
Product editor with the grouped side menu, the description with Improve with AI, and a shop card preview
The product editor, with Improve with AI.Juno with demo data
The problem

Your team didn't sign up to be copywriters.

yet here we are

Thousands of SKUs, no copy

Products go up with the supplier's two lines, and categories with a wall of old text nobody reads.

Copy and paste between tools

Write in a chat window, paste into the shop, fix the formatting, do it again for the next product.

Generic marketing speak

Off-the-shelf AI sounds like everyone else. Your customers know how a 4x4 shop talks, and it isn't like that.

What the AI writes

Drafts where you need them, in your voice.

The AI buttons sit in the editors you already use. Each draft is a suggestion: you read it, change what you like, and only then save.

Product copy

Titles, descriptions and key features

"Suggest" gives three ideas for the card title and subtitle. "Improve with AI" rewrites the description and key features from what the product already says.

Buying guides

Category guides from the old text

"Draft from description" turns a long category text into a short intro and a buying guide with numbered questions. Check it, then save.

Blog drafts

A first draft for every post

Fitting tips, buying guides, road-trip checklists. The AI writes a first draft, and can make a photo-style cover image from the title and text.

Social posts

Posts planned in the calendar

Topics and post drafts in your voice, on the marketing calendar for the day you want to post.

Ads and reels

Ad copy and reel titles

The Ad studio writes the ad copy, and the reel editor suggests titles. Prices are never written by the AI.

Product photos

A white-background copy

Make a cleaned-up copy of a product photo on white. It sits next to the original and is only kept when you save.

Model per task

Pay for what matters

Pick the OpenAI model for long text, short text, creative copy and images. A cheaper one for lots of short texts, a stronger one for ads.

In the real app

The AI sits in the editors you already use.

demo data, real screens
A product’s Ad page: reference photos including a customer build, scene choices and a preview with the headline and price drawn on top
An ad from a product, with the price drawn by Juno.Juno with demo data
Reel editor with six looks, portrait or landscape size, text and photo animations and a 9:16 preview showing the price
A reel from the product’s photos and facts.Juno with demo data
You stay in control

Drafts, not surprises.

The AI suggests. Your team decides what goes on the website.

You check every draftDrafts land in the editor; nothing is used until you save
Your brand voiceSet once in Shop and brand, used in every prompt
Prices stay exactIn ads, text and prices are drawn by Juno, not the AI
Included in the Growth Partnership

Want copy and content handled for you?

Partners get product data, copy and content worked on across every SKU, as part of a store we build and run for them.

Just want Juno? Book it on its own: Pricing on request.

Book a Warehouse Walkthrough →

Questions about AI writing

short answers, no small print

OpenAI models. Under Settings → AI, owners pick the model for each task (long text, short text, creative copy and images), or leave it on the server default.

No. Every draft lands in the editor for you to read and change. It's only used when you save.

You describe it once under Settings → Shop and brand, and Juno passes it on with every writing task.

AdHoc is a separate assistant you talk to. The AI writing in Juno is a set of buttons in Juno's own editors: product, category, blog, marketing calendar and Ad studio.

Juno is included in the Growth Partnership at no extra cost. You can also book it on its own: pricing is on request, because it depends on your shop and what we connect. Ask us in the demo.

See it write in your voice.

Bring a product nobody has written up yet, and we draft it together in the demo.

Bring these to the demo
> a product with supplier copy> a category with a wall of text> next month's blog idea
we'll draft them live