AI generation
Qubix can generate content with AI in two places — push notifications and PWA store reviews. Both take the language, country and app context into account and run on your own key (see AI): text on the Chat/Agent model, images on the Image model.
Push notifications
On a push campaign, AI can do four things (see also Localization and AI):
- Write the text — a notification title and body in a target language, tuned to the segment and app. You can generate several variants at once (up to five). Text keeps the notification limits (a short title, a longer body).
- Translate a campaign — take one notification and render its title and body in many languages at once; large language sets are handled in batches so nothing is cut off.
- Generate a banner — a wide push image (2:1, delivered as WebP).
- Generate an icon — a square push image (1:1, delivered as WebP).
Text and images use separate model slots, each with its own picker, so you control quality and cost per part.
PWA store reviews
In the PWA editor, AI writes believable store reviews in whole batches — so you don't type dozens by hand. Each review can carry a username, star rating, likes count, the review text, an AI-generated avatar and a developer reply.
You control the batch with these settings:
- Count — how many reviews to generate at once (up to 50).
- Language and country — the language of the text and the local naming and tone.
- Negative share — the fraction of low (1–2★) reviews; the rest are positive (4–5★). The first couple of reviews are kept positive, since those show first.
- Male share — the fraction of male-coded author names and avatars.
- Avatar share — the fraction of reviews that get a generated avatar.
- Reply share — the fraction of reviews that get a developer reply.
- Emoji — separately for user texts and for developer replies.
- Slang / dialect — an optional note for regional flavour (for example a local slang), plus free-form style notes.
Beyond a batch, you can work review by review: regenerate the text of one review (with a hint like "shorter" or "angrier"), regenerate its avatar (optionally with your own prompt), write a developer reply to a single review, or reply to all reviews that don't have one yet. Replies adapt their tone to the rating — warm thanks for high stars, an apology and a fix for low ones.
Full details are in PWA AI content.
Help writing rules and scripts
There's no separate generator button inside the Britva rule editor, but the AI assistant knows the code you're editing and can write or fix a rule or script for you — you then drop its code straight into the editor.