Will the five days be emailed to me?

No. Every day is available on this page now. Your checklist and notes stay in this browser, and you can download the whole sprint as Markdown.

Will I finish with five edited ads?

You will finish with five concrete concepts and a production handoff. Recording, editing, stitching, scheduling, and publishing remain separate work.

Five-Day App Content Sprint

Day 1 · Know what you have

Find the raw material you can use before inventing new production work.

Inventory UGCList every usable UGC opening, reaction, lifestyle clip, and spoken CTA.UGC inventory

Inventory demosList product demos by the exact action and visible payoff each one shows.Demo inventory

Inventory proofList only proof you can support, including the source and any usage limit.Approved proof

Name the gapsMark each asset ready, needs work, rights unclear, or missing.Asset status

Narrow the sprintChoose one product outcome this sprint will support.One outcome

Day 2 · Lock the audience and payoff

Give every concept one audience, one frustrating moment, and one visible payoff.

Name the viewerDescribe the audience in the words they would use for themselves.Audience

Name the problemDescribe the specific moment that creates friction before the app helps.Frustrating moment

Choose the actionDescribe the product action the viewer can actually watch.Visible action

Choose the payoffDescribe the honest result visible at the end of the demo.Visible payoff

Set the guardrailWrite claims and proof the sprint must not invent.Claim boundary

Day 3 · Build five concept cards

Create five concepts that differ for a reason instead of five cosmetic rewrites.

Problem-first conceptBuild one problem-first concept using a real audience frustration.Concept card

Demo-first conceptBuild one demo-first concept that starts on the product action.Concept card

Objection conceptBuild one objection concept that answers a real reason people hesitate.Concept card

Outcome conceptBuild one outcome concept without promising a guaranteed result.Concept card

Identity conceptBuild one founder or user-identity concept grounded in a real point of view.Concept card

Day 4 · Prepare capture and handoff

Translate concepts into separate source files that are easy to reuse.

Create the shot listList every opening, reaction, b-roll, demo, proof, and CTA capture still needed.Capture list

Plan reusable takesRequest two clean takes per spoken beat with handles before and after the line.Take directions

Protect clean sourcesKeep UGC and product demos as separate source files with no baked-in captions or music.Handoff rule

Name the filesDefine a filename pattern that identifies concept, role, creator, and version.Filename pattern

Close the handoffAssign an owner and deadline to every missing capture.Owners and deadlines

Day 5 · Build the publishing and learning board

Choose what will be published and what evidence will guide the next week.

Order the conceptsPlace the five concepts into a realistic publishing order based on readiness.Publishing order

Protect the learningName the control and the one variable each challenger changes.Control and changes

Define evidenceChoose the evidence you will review and use the same window across comparable cells.Evidence contract

Book the reviewSchedule one review moment and assign the person who will record the decision.Review date and owner

Keep the system movingWrite the first missing asset you will capture after the sprint.Next capture

Five-Day App Content Sprint

Day 1 · Know what you have

Day 2 · Lock the audience and payoff

Day 3 · Build five concept cards

Day 4 · Prepare capture and handoff

Day 5 · Build the publishing and learning board

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