Built for companies that make real things

The problem we saw

Companies that make physical products — real specs, real inventory, real factories behind them — want to show up online consistently. Most don't know what to make. Digital marketing agencies promise results but can't be trusted for conversions, and every post means another round of back-and-forth. Asking someone internal to "do social" pulls them off their real job and asks them to become a creative team overnight. DIY generative tools like Higgsfield, Runway and Canva are built for creators who already know what to make and are willing to operate a tool every day.

What Strehl does differently

Strehl isn't a tool to operate — it's an outcome. A company enters its website, and Strehl reads its colours, vibe and facts. The owner picks content categories and swipes through sample content to teach Strehl their taste. They choose one of three fully managed plans, connect LinkedIn and X, and posts start going out that day — auto-posted, with an optional review step. Strehl works under one fixed rule: never state an unlisted fact about the company, never name a client without approval.

Customer zero

Strehl is built and proven first on RAX, an industrial electronics company with 57 products across four brand entities — exactly the kind of company with real specs and no in-house video team that Strehl is built for.

Where we are today

Strehl is in early access. We're onboarding a limited number of physical-product companies while we refine the product alongside real customers. Get in touch if that's you.