Post more without living in the editor.
Research, scripts, thumbnails, cutdowns, captions, and the posting schedule behind them.
Turn this 40 minute interview into a script, three thumbnails and six vertical cutdowns.
Watched and pulled the best moments
Cut six verticals with captions
Drafted thumbnails and titles
The work it takes off your plate
The jobs content creators lose the most hours to.
01
Ideas backed by what is working
It reads the comments, the search trends, and your best performers, then hands you angles worth filming.
02
Scripts in your voice
Feed it three old videos and the next script sounds like you, hook and all.
03
One shoot, every platform
A long upload becomes shorts, a carousel, a newsletter section, and a week of captions.
04
Thumbnails and covers
Variants to test, sized right for each platform, without opening a design tool.
05
The calendar stays full
It plans the month, drafts each slot, and queues everything for approval.
06
Sponsors handled
Media kits, rate cards, outreach emails, and the deliverables tracker for live deals.
Ask once. Get the whole thing.
Not a draft to fix up. The finished output, ready to send.
“What are people asking about home espresso this month?”
Ranked topic list with search volume and the questions behind each one.
“Write a nine minute script on grinder upgrades in my voice.”
Full script with hook, chapters, and b-roll notes.
“Cut this upload into shorts.”
Six vertical clips, captioned, with hooks pulled from the transcript.
“Give me four thumbnails to test.”
Four covers, same subject, different framing and text weight.
“Plan next month around the launch.”
Content calendar with each slot drafted and queued.
“Pitch three brands in my niche.”
Media kit plus three tailored outreach emails, sent.
One agent, every tool it needs
You describe the outcome. It picks what to use.
“Same output as when I had an editor and a writer. Neither of them was cheap.”
Dan M., 340k subscribers, food channel
