The Content
800+ lines of copy. Every word in the brand's voice. One session.
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Strategy. Brand identity. Website. Menu. Content. Video. PR. Paid media. Email. Social. Print. Loyalty program. Admin dashboard. CRM. A complete agency go-to-market package — built in a day with AI.






The spec called for a restaurant website. What got built was a restaurant.
What started as a website became a complete business operations platform. Ordering with Stripe checkout. Reservations with calendar management. A loyalty program with QR membership cards. A CRM with customer email. Discount codes with scheduling and usage tracking. An admin dashboard with revenue reporting. 8 branded email templates that send automatically. 34 API endpoints. 14 database tables. Every system a restaurant needs to open its doors.
800+ lines of copy. Every word in the brand's voice. One session.
The brand in the real world. In-restaurant pieces, business cards, table cards, menu cover, and chopstick sleeve — all laid out here.
We went everywhere to find the best sushi in the world. Tokyo kitchens at 4am. Osaka bars at midnight. A fish market in Seoul where a vendor taught us that the way you hold a fish tells you everything about the person holding it.
Then we came home. Not because we ran out of places to go — but because we saw what Indianapolis was becoming. KIRU is everything we learned abroad, filtered through everything we love about this city.
We're glad you're here.
Thanks for taking KIRU home with you. The food was made minutes ago by someone who cares about it more than they probably should. Eat it soon — it was built for right now.
If you loved it, come sit at the bar next time. It's a different experience when you can watch it happen.
A 45-second brand film. AI voiceover, AI-generated clips, stock footage, and a logo animation built in CapCut.
Indistinguishable from professional voice talent. Broadcast-quality output from a text script.
Strong for atmospheric B-roll. ~3 usable clips out of 40+ generations. Supplemented with stock footage.
Professional-quality tracks at no cost. The right mood was found in minutes.
Brand video assembled, color-graded, and exported at $8/month. Logo animation built from scratch in 15 minutes.
A launch-ready media strategy. Not a plan — a package ready to execute.
INDIANAPOLIS — KIRU, a modern sushi restaurant combining Pacific culinary traditions with Indianapolis warmth, today announced its opening on Mass Avenue in the heart of the city's arts and cultural district.
Founded by an Indianapolis native who spent years training in kitchens across Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, and Bangkok, KIRU brings world-class sushi technique to a neighborhood that's quickly becoming one of the Midwest's most exciting dining destinations.
[Full press release continues...]
Four channels, four audiences, one attribution model. Ready to launch.
| Metric | Month 1 | Month 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Website visitors | 2,000 | 8,000 |
| Reservations (online) | 50 | 200 |
| Social followers | 500 | 2,500 |
| Email subscribers | 200 | 1,000 |
| Cost per reservation | $15 | $8 |
| Tool | Role | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Cursor Pro | Website + showcase build | $200/mo |
| Claude Max | Strategy, copy, specs, all written content | $100/mo |
| Runway Pro | AI video clip generation | $28/mo |
| ElevenLabs | Voiceover | $22/mo |
| ChatGPT Plus | Ideation, brainstorming | $20/mo |
| Midjourney | Brand imagery, food photography, environmental mockups | $10/mo |
| CapCut Pro | Video assembly, logo animation | $8/mo |
| Pixabay | Music, supplemental media | Free |
| iStock / Adobe Stock | Stock photography & video | Existing |
| New subscriptions total | ~$388/mo | |
Not a sales pitch. A field report. Here's what worked, what didn't, and what surprised us.
AI has essentially solved the production layer for strategy, copywriting, and code generation. The outputs were agency-quality from the start. The bottleneck was never the model — it was the quality of the prompting and the taste of the person reviewing the output.
Image generation is powerful but context-dependent. For controlled scenarios — food photography, atmospheric interiors — Midjourney produces stunning results. For branded environments with specific text — it remains unreliable and requires human compositing.
Video generation is the youngest technology in the stack and the most visible gap. A $50/day stock footage budget produces more reliable results than unlimited AI video credits.
The most important takeaway: the job has shifted from production to curation. The person in the loop is no longer spending days creating — they're spending hours choosing, refining, and quality-checking. Taste, judgment, and strategic thinking are the new bottleneck. Not creation speed.
The strategic thinking, client relationships, creative taste, and quality judgment that define JDA are irreplaceable. AI doesn't do client dinners. AI doesn't read the room in a brand workshop. AI doesn't know when a campaign is trying too hard or a logo isn't quite right. These are human skills, and they are more valuable now, not less.
What has changed is the 80% of agency work that is execution. The 47th email variant. The 12th website page. The 30th social post. The three rounds of revision on a press release. This work — the work that consumed weeks — now happens in minutes.
The agencies that figure this out first will win. Not because AI output is perfect — this case study proves that it isn't. But because the iteration speed fundamentally changes the economics of quality. When a first draft takes five minutes instead of five days, you can afford to throw it away and start over. You can explore four directions instead of one.
JDA has always punched above its weight. Strategic, relationship-driven, premium. AI production doesn't threaten that positioning — it amplifies it.