From a topic to a posted video, without you in the middle of it

Six steps, running on a schedule you set. You appear once — to approve — and can switch even that off per topic.

You set up a topic
A name, a few keywords, and where its videos should post. Everything below runs against that topic on a schedule.
One account can run several topics, each with their own cadence.
Footage arrives
Either licensed stock matching the topic, or a longer video you own that gets transcribed and scored for the moments worth cutting.
A source that yields no strong moments says so rather than lowering the bar.
The video is rendered
Cut to vertical, captioned, and — where the mode uses narration — voiced. The finished file is then measured for loudness.
A silent render is refused. It plays back looking perfect and is shown to almost nobody.
Copy is written per platform
A YouTube title and description, a TikTok caption, an Instagram caption. Separately, against each platform’s own published limits.
Grounded in measured search phrases and, once there is enough data, your own results.
You approve it
Watch it, read what will go with it, edit anything, then approve or reject. Or switch approval off for a topic you trust.
Rejection is final and asks twice, because there is no way back from it.
It posts, and reports back
Into a queue inside your hours, spaced out, capped per account, fanned across platforms — then the platform is asked what actually happened.
Accepting an upload and publishing one are different events. Only the second counts.

What each step gets right

Each of these has its own page, because each is a decision that changes what ends up on your account rather than a checkbox.

Scheduled posting to three platforms
Approved videos join a posting queue and go out inside your chosen hours, spread apart so an account never posts in bursts.
Copy written per platform, not copied between them
A YouTube title, a TikTok caption and an Instagram caption are three different jobs, and each is written for the field it goes in.
Edit anything before it posts
Every caption, title, description and hashtag is editable up until the moment it goes live.
Learns from your own posts
The writer sees which of your posts did best and worst, with real view counts, and takes them into account.
Phrases measured against real rankings
Before writing, it checks what people search in your topic and how contested each phrase is — measured against what currently ranks, not guessed.
Approve before anything is published
Nothing reaches an audience without a person saying yes — or turn review off per topic once you trust it.

Ten videos a month on the free plan, three connected accounts, no card. Enough to see whether what it makes is worth posting.