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Getting Started

1. Create your account​

Sign up with your email and password. Nuviro sends a verification link — you can start using the product before clicking it, but verify when you get the chance (you'll see a reminder banner until you do).

2. Your first workspace​

A workspace is your team's private space in Nuviro — every product, campaign, and piece of generated content belongs to exactly one workspace, and nobody outside it can see or touch that data. Your account gets one workspace automatically when you sign up, named after you by default. You can rename it, or create additional workspaces later (Settings → Workspaces), up to your plan's limit.

3. Set your content language​

Nuviro detects your browser's language automatically and uses it as your Content Language — the language new campaigns are written in by default. If it guessed wrong, or you just want to change it, go to Settings → Profile → Content Language and pick from the supported list. You can always override this for a specific campaign later. See Content Language for the full picture.

4. Create your first product​

A product is the thing you're marketing — your app, your SaaS, your service. Go to Products → New Product and fill in:

  • Name — what you call it
  • Description — a couple of sentences; this becomes part of what the AI agents know about you
  • Website URL — the real link you want mentioned in generated content (get this right — it's used verbatim, not guessed)

5. Your first signal​

A signal is anything worth marketing: a feature you just shipped, a changelog entry, a competitor move, or just a note you jot down. Go to your product's Signals tab → New Signal, give it a title and description.

6. Let Nuviro assess it​

Open the signal and run an assessment. Nuviro will recommend a scope — a quick social post, a focused mini-campaign, or a full multi-channel launch — based on how significant the signal actually is. You don't have to accept the recommendation; it's a starting point.

7. Create a campaign from it​

From the signal (or from Campaigns → New Campaign), start a campaign using that signal as the anchor. Nuviro will generate a brief first — the strategy and messaging — before writing a single word of actual content. Review it, then approve it (or it may auto-approve, depending on the scope and your workspace's approval settings).

What happens next​

Once the brief is approved, Nuviro generates real assets — written copy, images, and (for video channels) a script — one per channel your brief covers. Everything lands in pending review for you to approve, reject, or ask for changes before anything goes live. See Core Concepts for the full picture of how this all fits together, and Reviewing & Approving for what to do once content is ready.