CONCEPT · DEMO DATA · NOT FOR POSTING

Roamler US socials — concepts, character and voice

Pick what we take forward, section by section. All videos are AI-generated (fal.ai MiniMax H3 Max + Speech-02). Figures are demo data for Sept 18, 2026: store addresses and the Chocolate Check fee ($2) are real, everything else is invented.

1. Concepts

Two formats exist. The Daily Drop is a daily roundup of what is live; Your Next Mission is one task per episode with the host inside the store.

The Daily Drop v2 · Hailey

Hook with Hailey and the app screen → US map (375 checks) → Houston, Dallas, Phoenix with a neighborhood map and three task cards → end card. 24s, one voice-over.

VO: "It's the Daily Drop. 375 paid store checks live today… And yes, I'm AI. The tasks are real."

Your Next Mission episode · Maya

One task, one store, the host demonstrates the task. 12s clip + 3s end card. Text overlays per shot. Fictional location (Portland).

Your Next Mission episode · Alex

Same format with a male host (Denver, cereal shelf check). For comparing characters.

The Daily Drop v1 · Maya · Sept 15

First version with "10,000+ tasks live" and Chicago/Houston/Phoenix. Figures were placeholders; here for comparison only.

2. One Daily Drop, three platforms

Same clips and voice-over, different layout per platform. Clips are generated once; the layout comes from daily-drop.js --format.

Instagram Reels · 9:16

1080×1920, 24s. Clean layout, no captions (the text is already on screen), 6s end card with disclaimer.

TikTok · 9:16

1080×1920, 21s. Everything above the bottom 400px (caption and sound UI) and left of the buttons. Burned-in captions from the VO. 3s end card, because of drop-off.

Facebook feed · 4:5

1080×1350, 24s. Mostly watched muted, so captions on and a more compact map. Hook text "3 areas. $2 to $9 each."

PlatformSizeLengthWhat differs
Instagram Reels1080×1920 (9:16)24sNo captions, 6s end card, the VO carries the story.
TikTok1080×1920 (9:16)21sSafe zones, captions, short end card, hook mentions the fee range.
Facebook feed1080×1350 (4:5)24sCaptions, smaller map, tighter stacking. Also usable as a 1:1 crop.

3. Character

Who presents? These are the Roamler agent personas, one per market. Hailey is the US one. Every persona has a reference photo, so the host stays consistent across clips (reference-to-video). Any of them can host US content; the market label only says where they already appear in messages.

Hailey US · New York

Hailey

The US persona. Already the Daily Drop host in the v2 concept. Blazer, polished.

Abigail UK · Birmingham

Abigail

UK persona. Blonde, open smile, casual. Could pass as US.

Claire UK · Birmingham

Claire

UK persona. Blonde, more senior and composed. Presenter feel.

Aisha INT · Amsterdam

Aisha

International persona. Curly hair, light knit, warm. Reads as a regular Roamler.

Alain FR · Lyon

Alain

French persona. Dark hair, black sweater, relaxed. Male option.

Jaime ES · Barcelona

Jaime

Spanish persona. Curly, blue shirt, arms crossed. Confident, friendly.

Kai BE · Zwartewaal

Kai

Belgian persona. Close-up, calm gaze. Male option.

Maaike NL · Amsterdam

Maaike

Dutch persona. Hair up, black top, direct look.

Rainer DE · Munich

Rainer

German persona. Blonde, black sweater. Male option.

Same hook, every persona

The Daily Drop hook (3s) generated per persona from their reference photo, same prompt, same app screen. Shows how well each face carries over to video and how the look fits a US sidewalk.

Optional co-host

For example: Hailey does the Daily Drop, a second persona does Your Next Mission inside the store.

Earlier test hosts (no reference photo)

Maya test host

Maya

Orange overshirt, creator look, text prompt only. The face changes per clip.

Alex test host

Alex

Male host, casual. Text prompt only.

4. Voice

Same line, nine MiniMax voices. All are predefined voices (no licensing issue), but also not unique: a cloned custom voice is a next step.

"Hi, I'm Hailey from Roamler. Today: 135 paid store checks live in the Houston area, two to nine dollars each. Open the app and see what's near you."

5. Tone of voice

Three scripts for the same message, all read by Calm Woman. Mind the language rules from the blueprint: no employment wording, no "I made $X", fee per check, no hourly rate.

6. Angles to test

One angle per day, with where the figure comes from (see demodata/teksten.md).

AngleExampleSource
Count nearby"106 checks in the Dallas area today"day feed taken
Variety"5 kinds of checks today"soorten
Highest fee"Up to $9 per check"fee_max
Small and quick"$4 for a ten-minute price check"fee + minuten
Scarcity"Yesterday 142, now 132"two day feeds
Recognizable"A store on Belt Line Road, Addison"adres, no chain name
New in the US"Roamler just landed in Texas"first weeks only
Never say: "Earn $45 a day" (theoretical sum of all limits) · "106 tasks in Dallas" (that is the area; Dallas itself has 19) · "$X per hour" · chain name or logo on screen · figures without a date.

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