Product · Script & Hooks
Describe the campaign in a sentence. SuperMaya drafts the full script, shot list and a dozen ranked hook variants - before you've written a word.
The problem
Writing a hook that survives the first second, then a script that carries it for the next twenty, takes a trained creative team days per concept. Most performance teams don't have days - they need ten concepts by Friday.
Past winner: “derm reacts” format, 2.1× ROAS
skincare, gen z, ugc style, 30–40s, dermatologist angle
I stopped using moisturizer for 30 days — here's what my dermatologist said.
92% predicted
Close-up: creator holds serum, direct to camera — “I did something stupid…”
Cutaway: dermatologist explains moisture barrier over b-roll
Product macro: texture on skin, natural window light
End card: offer + “link in bio” with on-screen captionsHow it works
One sentence about the product, offer and audience is enough to start.
Story, shots, pacing and copy come back as a complete, editable draft.
Up to a dozen opening hooks are generated and scored for predicted strength.
Choose the strongest hook, adjust the script inline, and send it to production.
Proof point
Predicted hook strength for 12 variants from a single brief - Growth and above.
FAQ
A single sentence describing the product, offer and audience is enough. You can add more detail - tone, references, a past script - and SuperMaya will use it, but it's optional.
Yes - every draft is fully editable inline, scene by scene, before it moves to production.
Each hook is scored by the Performance Brain against patterns from past ad performance - predicted retention and stop-scroll rate, not a generic readability score.