What a brand asks first

A brand-creative platform for D2C brands. It learns how your brand looks and speaks from your own website and images, then makes what the brand needs next: ads, product shots, an exact 3D view of your pack, a person who stays the same face across campaigns, the same ad in twelve Indian languages, and a read of what your running Meta ads are saying.

The workspace a brand signs into. A V with thickness is a prism, and a prism takes one light in and sends a spectrum out, which is what the product does with a brand. It is spelled with the y the way Viral became Vyral. Its seven facets are Studio, Forge, Render, Avatarverse, Translate, Brand language and Meta kya kehta; inside the app they keep their own names.

D2C brands: the founder or the brand team making the ad, the product shot, the pack view and the regional-language version of each, with a festival next week. India is where it began, which is why the languages are India's.

Enter the Prysm and create an account, then paste your website. The Vyral reads it: logo, colours, products, voice. What it found is shown first, each piece marked “read off the live page” or “inferred — check it”, and nothing is saved until you tick it. If the link belongs to a marketplace or a site that sells several brands, it asks which brand is yours rather than taking the first.

Yes. One login holds any number of brands. The switcher in the sidebar decides what every page shows and where saves land, and the choice is remembered.

No, nothing is charged. It reads the store's own catalog feed and each product's own page. A product whose page declares nothing for a field is marked as a gap rather than filled in. A marketplace is never crawled as a catalog: on a marketplace link the offer becomes importing the one product you linked.

Prices are in credits and are stated before the button is pressed, every time. Today credits are switched off on the live site, so nothing is charged. Payments are not yet live, so nothing can be bought yet, which is why there is no price on this site.

No. Everything reports where it came from — “read off the live page” or “inferred — check it” — and when it cannot read something it returns nothing rather than inventing. A wrong answer is worse than no answer.

Nothing that costs runs without the person confirming what it will do and what it costs. Declining answers “Cancelled — nothing was run or charged.” Previews, statuses and anything already read are free and do not ask.

Each step is described by what it does, and that is deliberate: how it is done is ours to get right, and the thing a brand is told is what will happen and what it will cost. When a capability is not yet switched on for a workspace, the screen says so in one plain line.

It stays on the server and never reaches a browser. The connection is read-only. Disconnecting deletes the token; the ads already copied stay in your Brand content.

It asks for the brand's typed name, which is checked on the server. Files go first; if that sweep fails the delete stops and says so. Projects with charges filed under them are archived and detached, never deleted, and the dialog says how many.

Yes, with the honest state of each facet on its page. Importing a brand and its catalog, Brand language, the free exact 3D view in Render, Translate's reading and wording steps, Avatarverse's written stages and Meta kya kehta are live. The image-making capability — the step that draws, edits, photographs or takes the old text out of an ad — is still being switched on for workspaces, and until then those steps refuse with a plain message and charge nothing.

Not yet. Video and Creators are paused: hidden on the site and refused by the server.

No. The only count on it, twelve Indian languages, is the product's own list, and every claim on every page is something you can check in the product.