Changelog

Open "Browse Works" in the sidebar to see the images and videos creators have actually made, all in one place. Vertical, square, and landscape pieces sit side by side at their original proportions — nothing is cropped. Click any piece to view it full screen, then move up and down between works and left and right through the scenes within one work. Creator names and contact details are not shown — look around freely, and when something matches the feel you want, submit a campaign request.

Open "Campaign Requests" in the sidebar, describe your goal, budget, timeline, and the kind of creators you want, and submit. The Castera team reviews your request and passes it to matching creators. You get a notification when a creator sends a proposal, and accepting one leads straight into a contract. Your request list shows where each one stands — in review, matching, or proposals received — at any time.

Upload a logo in Brand Settings and write a short description of what your brand makes. As you type, the panel on the right shows exactly how creators will see you, so you can check before saving. Until now, the only thing creators could see was your company name.

Press “Request verification” on the Channels page and your code, along with where to send it, appears in one place. Copy the code, DM it to our official account (@castera.ai), then press “I sent the DM” to move into review. Once we confirm the DM, the channel is marked “Verified” — and no one else can verify that account as theirs. TikTok verification is not available yet.

Until now the company or brand name and the country you entered at signup could not be changed. You can now edit both in Brand Settings. The name printed on contracts you have already signed stays as it was, so renaming your company does not disturb past agreements.

Turn your card public in Brand Settings and you get an address like castera.ai/en/b/your-name. It opens without login, so you can send it to creators in a message or show it as a QR code, and you can change the address to whatever you like. Turn it off and even people who know the address cannot open it.

With the previous 50MB limit, even a one-minute video was hard to upload. You can now add up to about 8 minutes of 1080p footage to your portfolio.

We now collect your campaign goals, budget, and preferred content formats during sign-up, so we can match you with the right AI influencers from the very start.

Drop files straight onto the page, or paste a copied image — both work. Uploaded files are laid out as a thumbnail grid, and you can set any one of them as the cover. Audio files are now supported too.

Insert a table in the description and add or remove rows and columns freely. Select text and formatting buttons appear right there; links are added and edited inline. Images go in by drag-and-drop or paste.

You can now check the company name, representative, business registration number, and address in the footer.

We now show whether the issue was the file format or the file size.

Instagram and TikTok account input is now optional instead of required. You can register first, even if you haven't created those accounts yet.

These used to be locked in once chosen at sign-up. Now you can edit them anytime in Studio settings.

Items that used to be mixed on one screen are now grouped by type, so it's clear at a glance what you still need to fill in.

We removed the separate application-and-approval step. You can register an AI influencer and upload works immediately after signing up.