Meet the founder

Built from a real ecommerce workflow.

Rachad created ATIYO for the team he works with, then opened it to ecommerce brands, creators, strategists, and editors who needed one practical place to plan and retain their creative work.

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Why ATIYO exists

Creative work needed a home.

Rachad runs Shopify stores and works in ecommerce operations for a company with two ecommerce brands. ATIYO began as a tool for that team: a way to think through content, turn ideas into briefs, schedule the work, and keep everything organized once production starts.

He wanted the same system to remain accessible to individual creators and editors—not only larger companies. That is why ATIYO has a Starter plan for lean workflows alongside Growth and Team plans for larger creative operations.

ATIYO is not an ad-buying platform and it does not manufacture performance claims. Your team records what it tested, what won, what failed, and what it learned. ATIYO keeps those decisions connected so the next brief can begin with evidence instead of a blank page.

“I created this tool for our team to use, and then I decided to put it out in the world.”

The system

Plan, brief, produce, learn.

Each part of ATIYO supports one connected creative cycle.

Creative Roadmaps

Organize products, campaigns, due dates, statuses, and multiple creative pipelines.

Structured briefs

Carry avatars, desires, angles, hooks, references, and production context into the work.

Brand Bible

Keep the audience and messaging decisions your team repeatedly needs in one shared library.

The Vault

Store assets, versions, and feedback alongside the strategy that produced them.

Outcomes and learnings

Record winners, failures, and takeaways without inventing metrics ATIYO cannot see.

ATIYO Brain

Bring your own OpenRouter, fal.ai, or Kie.ai key. The Brain uses your workspace evidence to help reason through the next move.

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How's it going, guys? My name is Rachad, and I'm the founder and owner of ATIYO. I created this app in order for you to stay organized and make sure that you've got a roadmap to follow when it comes to creating content.

You can sit down and actually think through your content and create it, and then you can start filming, and then you have a spot to hold onto it. Now, if you're an ecommerce brand owner or you're a content creator, you work with an editor, you're a creative strategist, there are all sorts of features in this tool.

I wanted to make sure it was still at a comfortable zone so that an editor can afford it, a creator can afford it, a content strategist can afford it, an entire company can afford it.

If you want to know my background, my name is Rachad. I run Shopify stores, and I'm actually an operations director for a big company that has two ecommerce brands. I created this tool for our team to use, and then I decided to put it out in the world.

So I hope you enjoy it. If you have any feedback on it or you want specific features to show up, just respond to this email, and I will be more than happy to try and implement them for you. But go ahead, click around and check it out.

A couple secrets: you can create multiple roadmaps. You can create multiple briefs. You can schedule things. And you can bring in your own API key from OpenRouter, fal.ai, or Kie.ai to unlock the Brain and Static Studio. The Brain learns from the winners, losers, briefs, and learnings your team records so its advice gets more relevant over time.

So the more you use it, the better the tool is going to get. I'm excited to see what you guys think. Thank you for giving me the opportunity.

Bring one real campaign.

Choose a paid plan, create the roadmap, write the brief, and see whether ATIYO fits the way you work.