The store of record for your brand.

Behavioral data from 30 million consented Americans, public data from the open web, competitor data and your brand’s own data, in one record.

Connected to where your brand knowledge already lives.

  • Brand books, decks and past creative from Drive, Dropbox and Notion
  • Conversations in Slack and Gmail
  • Design files in Figma
  • Ads and their results from Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn
  • Orders from Shopify
  • Behavioral data from 30 million consented Americans
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Every page of the record, filled in for one brand.

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Your brand book · the best input

Upload your brand book

Drop in your brand book, style guide, or reference deck (PDF or images). We'll read it, line it up with what your brand holds today, and show you every change for your confirmation before anything lands. Have a Google Slides or PowerPoint deck? Export it to PDF and upload that.

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Your brand book

Applied

Your brand book is in. The imagery direction below is what you confirmed from it, and it steers image generation.

From your brand book

Imagery direction

What your brand book says imagery should look like. Confirmed by you; it steers image generation.

The midsole is the message. Every image, every line of copy, every execution should make the lattice midsole feel like the most interesting object in the room. Ember leads all hero placements. Arc and Volt are secondary. The midsole accent color is always visible and correctly lit. If the sole isn't readable, the asset doesn't ship.

Do
  • Black knit upper with a single accent midsole: Ember, Arc, or Volt
  • Enter mid-stride. The audience already has a routine
  • Wordmark with the diagonal ember streak through the I
Don't
  • Show someone deciding to get off the couch
  • Ship an asset where the sole isn't readable
  • Remove the streak, rotate the wordmark, or use three parallel lines
Who it's for

Segments

The people you sell to. We suggest segments from your site and your reviews; you confirm who matters.

Character sheet for The Committed Runner
The Committed RunnerPrimary · ages 22–38

Runs 3–5 times a week regardless of weather or schedule. Tracks mileage, cares about biomechanics, makes considered gear purchases. Will read a midsole spec. Doesn't need to be motivated; needs to be equipped.

Age range
22–38
Psychographics
Trail + road · performance-first · gear literate · anti-hype
Jobs to be done
Replace shoes 2.4× a year without losing the routine
Top objections
"Another heritage brand with a new foam."
Character sheet for The Urban Mover
The Urban MoverSecondary · ages 18–32

Culturally active, visually fluent, blurs the line between performance wear and personal style. Trains, but also moves through the city in training gear. Buys on feel and identity as much as spec. The Phantom Volt is their shoe.

Age range
18–32
Psychographics
Style-aware · city-based · social-native · sneaker-aware
Jobs to be done
One shoe for the run and the rest of the day
Top objections
"Is this a running shoe or a sneaker?"

Who we are not talking to: beginners, lifestyle buyers, people who need permission to move.

Influences

Brands admired

Cultural reference points. Read by competitor selection, creative direction, the deck and the Creative Engine.

SalomonHOKAArc'teryx
Your competitor set

What your reports use

Add, deactivate or bring back a competitor. The active set seeds M2 and Voice of Customer on the next report run and is what the Creative Engine reads.

HOKASalomonOnBrooksNikeAltra · deactivated
From your latest report

M2 ranked competitor set

Run Aug 04. 5 ranked. Read only; the report page keeps the stats and gates.

  1. 1HOKAInnovation, cushioning, the category's loudest launches
  2. 2SalomonTrail heritage, technical credibility
  3. 3OnDesign-led, premium, city-to-trail
  4. 4BrooksRoad volume, retail co-op
  5. 5NikeAlways-on, Pegasus, the default
Message

Hero products & messaging themes

Quick-list drafts the website extractor pulled, kept as a fast reference alongside the catalog.

Phantom · Ember (hero SKU)Run The FutureThe midsole is the message+40% impact absorption
Catalog

Products & services

Everything you sell, and what ads can and can't claim about it.

Phantom / Ember
Phantom / Ember$185

Black knit upper, orange 3D-printed lattice midsole. Leads all hero imagery.

Claims

Absorbs up to 40% more impact than standard foam. Geometry custom per size run.

Never claim

"Lightest shoe in its class." Not tested.

Phantom / Arc
Phantom / Arc$185

Blue midsole. Technical.

Claims

3D-printed lattice midsole.

Never claim

Waterproof.

Phantom / Volt
Phantom / Volt$185

Green midsole. Brand signature, most shareable.

Claims

3D-printed lattice midsole.

Never claim

Race-day.

Product shotsClean, on white or the plate. The generator learns the object from these.
LifestyleIn use, in the world it lives in.
Size referenceSomething that shows how big it is.

Refreshes when a report runs.

What you're running right now

Your live ads

Cross platform: Meta · Google · LinkedIn, pulled fresh on first open and cached for 24h.

Meta · feed · Run The Future, three colorways
Meta · story · Ember
Google · display · Arc
LinkedIn · Volt
Your enriched ads

Brand ads

Your own current creatives, saved automatically each report run with inferred angle / offer / template.

Angle: product hero · Offer: launch · Template: OOH
Angle: lineup · Offer: choose your color · Template: billboard
Angle: UGC · Offer: none · Template: 9:16
Angle: runner hero · Template: OOH
From your latest report

M5 ad messaging themes

Run Aug 04

  1. 1The midsole is the messageTechnology visible, not buried
  2. 2We enter mid-strideNo motivation ads. The routine already exists.
  3. 3Run The Future3D-printed lattice, +40% impact absorption, three colorways
Every report for this brand

Reports

Newest first.

  • stride-phantom-aug-2026Version 1 · Aug 04 · Report assets · Brief assetsOpen
  • Phantom launch, Run The FutureCreative brief · 15 slides · exportableOpen
What steers your creative

Brand Kit

The ingredients every image, brief and report is built from.

Visual Identity
Products
Audience
Talent
Location
Voice

"Every Step, Amplified." Gritty but precise. Short sentences. Active verbs. No exclamation marks.

What is connected

Connected to where the work already lives

Briefs, conversations, design files, ads and their results, orders. Each one feeds a page of the brain.

ShopifyReal product + order signal. Catalog, prices, what actually sells.
Connect Shopify
  • Brand book2026_stride-creative-brief-01.pdf · read Aug 04Applied
  • Asset library327 brand assets · Logos · Key Visuals · Products · Characters · Brand AdsSynced
  • Google DriveBriefs, decks and past creative · 14 files read · Own Your Stride folderSynced
  • DropboxCampaign cutdowns and masters · 2 foldersSynced
  • NotionLaunch plan and messaging pages · 6 pages readSynced
  • FigmaOwn Your Stride design files · 3 files · components and key visualsSynced
  • Slack#stride-launch and #creative · brand decisions and feedbackConnected
  • GmailAgency and retailer threads · read for brief changesConnected
  • Meta Ads46 ads and their results · Ad Landscape and Your CreativeConnected
  • TikTok Ads12 ads and their results · Ad LandscapeConnected
  • LinkedIn AdsCampaign Manager · 4 campaigns · resultsConnected

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Data encryption

AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, per-client keys with client-controlled rotation.

Data isolation

Separate storage per client, air-gapped training, and no client data through third-party AI APIs.

Access control

SSO, MFA and role-based access. Every access event logged and available for your review.

Compliance and certification

SOC 2 Type II in progress, SOC 2 Type II vendors, CCPA and GDPR compliant, NIST 800-88 destruction.

IP ownership

Deliverables and custom models are 100% client-owned. Raw assets are returned or destroyed.

Incident response

Under an hour from detection to notification. Documented RTO and RPO targets, tested regularly.

Questions

Where does the data come from?

A consented clickstream panel of 30 million Americans, the same class of behavioral data used by Wall Street firms. Every participant opted in and is compensated.

Who can see our brand’s record?

Your organization only. BrnDNA runs inside your Kartel installation with your keys. Nothing trains a shared model.

How is this different from a DAM?

A DAM stores files. BrnDNA stores what the brand knows and applies it: the audience, the guidelines and the products steer what the products generate.

How often does it update?

The behavioral records refresh continuously. Brand records change when you confirm a change.

Do we have to fill it in ourselves?

No. Upload the brand book and connect the accounts. The AI drafts every page and you confirm. Brand IQ shows what’s left.

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