Runs the creator spreadsheet
Stormy enriches contacts, fills missing fields, scores fit, updates status, detects stale rows, and keeps the campaign source of truth useful after launch.
Stormy connects to spreadsheets, Gmail, creator files, TikTok, Instagram, and your team chat to track posts, keep creator promises, update rows, and resurface only the decisions you need to approve.
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GmailStormy connects spreadsheets, social platforms, Gmail, docs, files, team chat, and paid handoffs, keeps campaign state current, and brings humans only the decisions that matter.
Stormy enriches contacts, fills missing fields, scores fit, updates status, detects stale rows, and keeps the campaign source of truth useful after launch.
Stormy drafts replies, follows up, updates rows, attaches briefs and files, and escalates rate, usage-rights, payment, or relationship calls.
Three creators replied overnight. Two briefs are ready to send. One wants $3,500 plus 90-day paid usage. My pick: counter at $2,400 with 30-day usage.
Stormy checks whether creators posted, captures proof, tracks files, rates, Spark codes, payments, and launch dates. When risk increases, it creates a review surface with evidence and proposed action.
Stormy is built for multi-day creator loops: assign the campaign once, let the employee keep the sheet, inbox, files, and social tracking moving, and step in only for decisions, risks, and approvals.
Give Stormy the roster, brief, creator list, email account, files, social accounts, and team-chat workspace you already use.
It reads the sheet, enriches contacts, creates creator tasks, attaches files, and identifies missing context.
It follows up in email, updates rows, tracks deadlines, organizes briefs, and watches for promised posts or files.
It checks what went live, captures proof, flags late posts, queues Spark-code requests, and prepares paid handoffs.
You get a focused review page with evidence, artifacts, risk, and the proposed next action.
Stormy is not a generic assistant. It is an AI employee built to run the unmanaged creator channel: spreadsheets, social tracking, outreach, negotiation, briefs, content files, post proof, promises, payments, approvals, and paid handoffs.
Stormy manages each creator row: fit, contact quality, outreach stage, rate ask, brief owner, post date, file status, Spark-code status, and next action.
Stormy enriches contacts, checks recent content, flags fake engagement, validates emails, and keeps weak creators out of the campaign.
# enrichment pass + 181 verified emails · 42 priority creators − 19 fake-risk or missing-contact creators held
Stormy keeps briefs, raw videos, images, deliverables, talking points, deadlines, revision notes, and usage rights attached to the right creator.
Stormy works from Gmail, reports in team chat, drafts replies in context, updates statuses, and escalates rates, usage rights, payment, or sensitive decisions.
Stormy works inside the spreadsheets and folders you already use — creator trackers, outreach lists, briefs, submitted videos, post proof, paid tests, weekly numbers, and payment notes.
Stormy verifies posts went live on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or X; captures proof; tracks performance; asks for Spark codes when useful; prepares paid handoffs; and remembers who should be reused.

It connects the operating layer across spreadsheets, social accounts, files, briefs, Gmail, team chat, Spark-code requests, and paid handoff systems.
The backend truth for creator rows, outreach stages, promised post dates, rates, brief status, Spark codes, payment notes, and paid tests.
Stormy checks whether creators posted, captures proof, watches views and engagement, and queues the next action when a post wins or goes late.
Stormy reports progress, asks questions, and routes approvals in your team chat. Slack and Telegram are supported; Teams is marked as upcoming.
Creator briefs, raw videos, screenshots, usage rights, revision notes, deadlines, and promised deliverables stay attached to each workflow.
Start with a creator roster, campaign brief, outreach list, or folder of assets. Stormy turns messy creator ops into team-chat updates, rows updated, emails drafted, follow-ups scheduled, posts tracked, files organized, promises kept, risks resurfaced, and approvals queued.
No credit card · Read-only on day one · You approve replies, payments, spend, and launches