Momentum - On-brand assets generator where even prompting is Optional!

I'm Shivam. I've spent 3 years running a small product studio, shipping products for other founders — a couple got acquired. And the entire time, I was terrible at posting about any of it. Not because making content was hard. I've worked in adtech most of my career and I had every AI tool worth having open in a tab. The problem was that every time I sat down to post, I had to decide something first. What do we post. Is this any good. Does this even sound like us. And I'd close the laptop. Then a week would go by. Then a month. So ~1.5 months ago we started building the thing we actually needed, in between client work. Which is not how you're supposed to build a product, but it meant every feature came from something that annoyed us that week. Here's the part that'll sound wrong on Product Hunt: Momentum is slower than every other tool on this page, and that's deliberate. You describe what you want once. Then an actual person on our team makes it, checks it sounds like your brand, and it lands in your inbox in 6–12 hours. Not 30 seconds. Because generation stopped being the hard part two years ago. Taste didn't. A model can make you a reel instantly — you just won't post it. We'd rather you wait half a day for something you actually publish. When you do want to make something yourself, instantly: → Viral Templates — formats working this week, pre-filled with your brand and product. You pick one, you don't write a prompt → UGC — build a character once, same face and voice in every video after → Product Studio — drop in product shots, get a launch video → Text to video, the classic Everything comes out captioned per platform, and publishes straight to LinkedIn and YouTube (Instagram + TikTok are waiting on platform approvals — we went through official review instead of buying aged accounts). We have 5 paying customers and have never run an ad. I just showed people what it did on a call. An immigration consultancy, a physio chain, a paper brand, a commerce company. None of them technical. That was the only validation I trusted. I'll be in the comments all day. I'd genuinely rather hear what's broken than what's good— especially on the Autopilot flow, that's where I'm least sure.