Examples

What you send, and what Tella makes

Six examples across trades, hospitality, retail and services. Each shows the raw material a business owner sends from their phone and the post Tella sends back for approval.

These are demonstrations for made-up businesses, written the way Tella writes. They're not customer posts. The fastest way to see real output is to try Tella with your own photos.

Bakery: Photo to post

The owner sends

📷 Photo of loaves on a rack. "Fresh sourdough out at 7am"

Tella sends back for approval

Sourdough's out of the oven at 7am. Get in early, it never lasts. 🥖

Plumber: Job story

The owner sends

📷 3 photos: old bathroom, mid-job, finished. "Bathroom reno done in Brunswick, 2 weeks start to finish"

Tella sends back for approval

Two weeks, one bathroom, a whole new start. ✨

This Brunswick bathroom went from tired tiles to a fresh, bright space, start to finish in a fortnight.

Thinking about your own? Send us a message and we'll come and take a look.

Tella describes only what the photos show and what the owner typed.

Restaurant: Text to video (video plans)

The owner sends

"Spring menu launches Friday. Three new dishes: lamb shoulder, burrata with peas, lemon tart"

Tella sends back for approval

A 20-second vertical video: voiceover reading the news, footage to match, and captions on screen.

Caption: "Spring is on the menu from Friday. Lamb shoulder, burrata with peas, and a lemon tart worth saving room for. Book a table 🍋"

Mortgage broker: AI avatar video (video plans)

The owner sends

"This week: what the rate change means if you're on a fixed loan ending this year"

Tella sends back for approval

First, a script for approval, written from what the broker said and nothing more. No rates or figures added.

Then, once approved: the broker's avatar speaking that script in their own cloned voice, with captions, ready for reels, TikTok and LinkedIn.

Gym: Video edit (video plans)

The owner sends

🎥 25-second phone clip of a Saturday HIIT class

Tella sends back for approval

The clip edited into a reel: a short voiceover written to fit it, captions burned in, sized for Instagram and TikTok.

Caption: "Saturday 7am, no excuses. Our HIIT class is 45 minutes and every fitness level is welcome. First class free 💪"

The gym typed "first class free" when asked for details. Tella only mentions offers the owner gives it.

Clothing boutique: Photo to post

The owner sends

📷 Photo of a rack of knitwear. "New stock in, winter knits"

Tella sends back for approval

Winter knits have landed. 🧶 Chunky, soft and in this season's colours.

In store now, while sizes last.

The same post, every network

When you approve, the one post goes to every account you've connected. Photos go out as Instagram and Facebook feed posts and as LinkedIn posts; videos go out as Instagram and Facebook reels, on TikTok and on LinkedIn. You then get a report showing where each one went.