Brand data, systematized. Self-learning with every decision. One source for your team, freelancers, and AI agents.
Your designer hands over a beautiful PDF — and then it sits in a folder. To check whether a new idea fits, you flip through it and guess. Small changes, like "we stopped targeting students," live in chat threads and never reach the guidelines.
You write a brief and attach the brand book. Your freelancer has a few hours, skims it, and sends back a draft in the wrong voice. Three rounds of edits later, the time and money are gone.
Marketing reads "youthful." Content reads "friendly." Design reads "minimal." One document, three directions. Nobody notices until the finished work lands on your desk.
You upload the PDF to ChatGPT and the answers are decent. A week later you change your positioning, open a new chat — and it answers from the old version. The decision you made lives nowhere.
You don't need a prettier brand book. You need a brand you can talk to — one that learns from your decisions, suggests ideas, and reviews your work.
Bring your brand documents or website. Or start from zero by talking to the Naoria agent.
Your brand, broken down into structured data.
Set strategy, write design briefs, review new product ideas — all from one profile.
Your brand knowledge—organized around how brands are actually built—becomes memory your team and AI can query, update, and reuse across marketing work. One living source, not a PDF everyone reads differently.
Ask anything: who we are, whether this is allowed, whether this brief holds. Answers come from the approved profile — not the model's general knowledge.
Naoria surfaces tensions in your profile—voice vs. audience, promise vs. boundaries, old rules vs. new direction—and suggests practical ways to resolve them so everything stays one coherent brand.
Copy, concepts, and briefs—yours or AI-generated—are checked against your approved profile before they ship. What drifts is flagged with reasons and a clear path to revise or sharpen it.
Strategy, briefs, copy, and visual direction—generated from your brand data through built-in skills. Use them in Naoria's web chat or through MCP so the agents you already use can run the same workflows.
Plug Naoria into ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP-capable apps. Those agents read your approved brand memory while strategy sign-off stays in Naoria, on purpose.
Ready to stop re-explaining your brand?
Connect Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, or Cursor directly to your brand profile.
Once connected, any agent working on your behalf can read your brand profile, audiences, and boundaries — instead of guessing or working from a static PDF someone pasted in once.
Three rounds of feedback for one caption.
No one holds the brand when you're away.
"Is this on-brand?" — unanswered at 9pm.
One workspace, multiple brands — switch in one click.
Naoria is in closed beta — there is no self-serve signup yet.
Join the waitlist and tell us how you work. We reach out by email when a seat opens for your brand.
seats in this round of the closed beta
Naoria reads the brand documents you already have and turns them into a structured profile — then keeps every AI-assisted answer, strategy, brief, and piece of content grounded in that profile.
A pasted PDF gets you a fluent answer built from whatever the model can guess. Naoria enforces citations in code: an answer can only reference a real section of your document, and anything it can’t verify gets dropped and counted, not hidden.
No. Naoria is built for brand owners, marketers, designers, and writers — not engineers. You won’t see database terms anywhere in the product.
Yes. Naoria exposes an MCP server so those tools can read your brand profile directly. Approving a strategy still happens inside Naoria, by design.
Every account gets 200 credits a month, shared across every brand it owns. Each AI action costs a small number of credits depending on its real model cost. Running out doesn’t lock the app — you request more and the account owner approves.
Naoria is in closed beta with no uptime guarantee yet. Full terms — including what happens to your data — are published at /legal.
Import your brand book and see your first structured profile in minutes.