What Stuntman does, step by step.
Stuntman is in early access. This page describes the product as it is built today and says plainly which parts customers can use.
One team, three jobs.
Stuntman is a creative and marketing tool for small businesses and founders, operated by STUDIO SLATE PTY LTD. It does three things on one account.
- Test an idea. From a short description or a website, Stuntman drafts a brief, proposes one test with one question to answer, makes a video ad and a matching landing page, and prepares a Meta or Google campaign for you to approve.
- Studio. Make images and video with leading AI models in one place, from a prompt, your own photos or phone footage. Every creation shows its exact credit cost before you approve it.
- Personal video. Your photos and clips cut into short videos to share.
The pattern is the same everywhere: Stuntman prepares and quotes, shows you the exact thing it will do, waits for your approval, does it, then reports what happened. Preparing never spends money or publishes anything.
Posting to a social account.
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. Each post is prepared, reviewed exactly, approved by the account owner, then published.
- 01
Connect an account
Choose Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or YouTube. You sign in on the platform's own page. Today that happens through Zernio, the connection service Stuntman uses; direct connections through Stuntman's own platform apps are being built. Stuntman never sees your platform password. It keeps the platform, the account name, the account identifier and the connection status. A connection attempt expires after 15 minutes if it is not completed.
- 02
Prepare the post
Pick a video from your library, write the caption and choose the destination account. Each platform has its own settings: YouTube visibility (public, unlisted or private), TikTok privacy and commercial content labels, and whether a Facebook upload is a reel or a video.
- 03
Review the exact post
Stuntman shows the exact video, caption, account and settings it will send. The review is tied to that exact material. If any of it changes, you review again. A review expires if it is not approved.
- 04
Approve
Only the workspace owner can approve. Approval asks you to confirm you have the rights to the media, the people shown and any music, that you have seen the exact preview, and that it publishes now. Nothing is published until then, and the approval is recorded with the review.
- 05
Publish and check the result
Stuntman publishes straight away and records the outcome against the review. The post then lives on the platform under its rules. Scheduling a post for later is planned, not available.
Managing ads.
Meta Ads and Google Ads. Stuntman reads your accounts, proposes changes, and sends a change only after you approve that exact change.
- 01
Connect an advertising account
Connect Meta Ads or Google Ads (through Zernio today) and choose the advertiser account to work in. Stuntman shows the account's currency, time zone, how fresh its data is and whether billing is set up on the platform.
- 02
See what is already running
Stuntman reads your campaigns, ad sets or ad groups and ads, including paused ones, and reports spend, impressions, clicks and conversions as the platform returns them. Reading never changes anything.
- 03
Propose a change
Pause or resume a campaign, group or ad, set a daily budget, change a schedule or edit a creative. Each proposal becomes a review that spells out the exact change and what it could cost.
- 04
Confirm what matters
The review asks you to confirm the specific consequences: that a change may cause spend, that a daily budget on the platform is not a hard cap, or that a creative or schedule will change. A review expires after 30 minutes.
- 05
Approve, then verify
An approval is single use and tied to the exact change you reviewed. Stuntman sends the change, checks what the platform reports back, and records whether it was verified, refused or needs your attention. Ad spend is billed by Meta or Google to your account, never by Stuntman.
What works today.
Stuntman is opening to a small group first. Built means the feature exists in the product; it does not mean every platform has finished reviewing Stuntman's access.
| Area | Today | Planned |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube posting | Built. Publishes immediately after your approval. Open to early-access customers only. | Scheduled posting. |
| Meta Ads and Google Ads reporting | Built. Reads campaigns and performance from connected accounts. Open to early-access customers only. | Trends and period comparisons. |
| Meta Ads and Google Ads changes | Reviews and approvals are built. Live changes to customer accounts are not yet switched on. | Live changes after platform review. |
| Launching a test campaign from an idea | Plan, ad, landing page and exact launch review are built. Campaigns are created paused, and switching one on is a separate approved action. No live campaign has been launched for a customer yet. | Live launches after platform review. |
| Direct connections to Meta, TikTok, Google and YouTube, and X | Being built. Every connection today is managed through Zernio. | Direct connections through Stuntman's own platform apps, platform by platform as each review completes. |
| X | Not yet available. | Posting through a direct connection. |
| Automatic rules | None. Every change waits for a person. | Opt-in rules with limits and a stop control. |
Your control
You can disconnect any account from inside Stuntman, revoke Stuntman's access from the platform's own settings, and delete your data or your whole account. Posts already published and ads already running stay on the platform until you change them there. The data deletion page has the steps, and the privacy policy lists exactly what is stored.