Limurse launches here today. It keeps a whole creator campaign in one record: who fit the brief, what was agreed, what shipped, what got approved and paid, and how every post performed.
One question we keep hearing from brand teams: once a campaign wraps, how do you pick the creators you work with again? Views, engagement rate, how smooth the approvals were, or gut feel?
Curious how your team handles it.
Hey Product Hunt, Akshat here, founder of Limurse.
Creator campaigns often look simple from the outside, but the work is scattered across spreadsheets, DMs, briefs, approvals, contracts, and payment follow-ups. The same creator gets evaluated repeatedly because the relationship history disappears between campaigns.
We built Limurse to keep that entire record connected: who fits the brief, what was agreed, what is in review, what shipped, what was paid, and what the team learned.
Want to see it working? Click through a real sunscreen campaign we ran with nine beauty creators, from AI search to post results:
I would love to hear how your team currently runs creator work, and which handoff creates the most friction for you.