Storeyz for UGC Creators
UGC is a tracking problem. You film for several brands in one afternoon, each with different requirements, and the hard part is knowing every brief is complete before you take the setup down.
What goes wrong
- Five briefs, one session, and 200 clips you cannot match back to a brand.
- You deliver and the brand asks for the one angle their brief specified that you missed.
- Notion is where the briefs live, but it is not something you can work from while filming.
- Each brand wants different aspect ratios and you find out in the edit.
What Storeyz does about it
A list per brief, one filming order
Each brand keeps its own complete list. Shoot mode groups every shot across all of them by setup so you film once.
Know each brief is complete
Tick shots off per brand. Before you change the setup you can see which briefs still have gaps.
Brief requirements on the shot, not in a document
Aspect ratio, hook variants, mandatory mentions — attached to the shot you are about to film rather than buried in a PDF.
Reuse what works
Duplicate a proven structure for the next brand rather than rebuilding it.
Start planning your next shoot
Storeyz keeps your shots in story order for planning and regroups them by location for the day — then you tick them off on your phone as you get them.
Questions
How is this different from Notion?
Notion is a good place to keep briefs and a bad place to work from while holding a camera. Storeyz is built for the filming session itself — grouped by setup, tickable one-handed, and showing you what is left rather than everything at once.