Model registry
Real AI. Real models. Named.
Some of our competitors raised hundreds of millions selling "AI assistants" that turned out to be 700 humans in India. Others use real AI but won't tell you which one, so you can't tell when the model is wrong, drifted, or deprecated. We name every model that touches your data.
Every model ID below is imported at build time from the same catalog our production worker runs (apps/worker/src/lib/modelIds.js), so this page cannot drift from what actually serves your account. The text models are the exact IDs our router (llm.js) calls; a drift test verifies the image, video, and voice IDs against the running code on every build.
Text generation
Reviews, GBP posts, ad copy, blog posts, brand voice, lead scoring, voice-call grading, and the Maya assistant.
Image generation
Ad creatives, landing-page imagery, GBP photos, brand asset generation. Called direct from each vendor, no reseller in the middle.
Video generation
Ad video creative, talking-avatar reels with native audio, UGC-style testimonials. Called direct from Google (Vertex), no reseller.
Voice
Maya assistant voice, tutorial narration, and reel voiceovers.
Quality + safety gates
Every AI output is graded before it ships. Below threshold = human review required.
Three more commitments around AI
You'll see a "Drafted by [name]" tag on any output that wasn't AI-generated. We don't pass off contractor work as AI, or AI work as a senior strategist's, ever.
Every model call we make on your behalf is logged with token count, model name, and dollar cost. You can see this in your Plan and Usage panel inside the platform. Daily spend caps prevent runaway costs from a buggy agent.
Before AI text goes to your customers (review responses, GBP posts, voice receptionist replies), we score it 1-5 against your brand voice. Below threshold = human review required, never auto-shipped.
Last updated 2026-08-03.
See also: Trust commitments · Bot-lead filtering · System status