Type the idea in a sentence. You get a finished vertical video — script, voice, captions, cuts — built to upload as-is. Same script, three different edits, so you can post one today and test another tomorrow. No editing software. No camera. No face.
A person reads every cut before you do.
Send one sentence after checkout — three cuts come back within 24 hours.
Four steps. The only input that needs you is the idea.
One or two sentences: what the video is about, who it's for, what should happen at the end.
Send that sentence after checkout. No footage, no camera, no brief, nothing to install.
Three edits of the same idea arrive within 24 hours. Keep the one that reads naturally; ask for a re-cut on the rest.
Take the files and upload them yourself. You keep the account, you keep control.
Same idea, three edits: a version that opens with the problem, one that opens with a number, one that opens with a straight line to camera. This is what makes testing possible — change the first two seconds, keep everything else.
Real exports rendered 2026-10-28 · 1080x1920 · h264/aac · 24fps · burned-in captions · sample scripts. Not mockups.
The three things that stop most people from posting are the three things this removes.
| Cutting a video | You write a sentence. The cut is assembled for you. |
| Recording a voiceover | Voice is generated. You can re-record any line you don't like the sound of. |
| Being on camera | Not required. Nothing in the workflow asks you to film yourself. |
| Subtitle timing | Captions are timed to the voice automatically. |
| Your footage | You can drop your own clips in if you have them — the tool works either way. |
| Your accounts | Nothing is posted for you. You export and upload yourself. |
You write a sentence at night; three finished cuts are in your inbox within 24 hours — script, voice, captions, and the edits already made. You pick one and press send. One idea a day is the rhythm. If you would rather batch, 5 in one sitting is fine — 15 cuts come back within 48 hours instead of 24. Nothing is scheduled on your behalf, and no row below depends on a platform turning a blind eye.
| Time | Who | What happens | Output | Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20:00 | You | Send one idea — a sentence, not a brief. No footage, no face, no editing. | 1 idea | 1 |
| 20:05 | Us | We write it three ways, voice it, caption it and cut each version. | 3 scripts | 3 |
| next morning | Us | Three finished cuts land in your inbox — 9:16, captioned, ready to upload as-is. | 3 cuts | 3 |
| ≤24 hr | You | Watch each once. Keep the one you'd put your own name on; ask for a re-cut on the others. | 1 cut chosen | 1 |
| then | You | Upload it yourself. TikTok, Reels and Shorts receive it from you — never from us. | 1 post | 1 |
| daily | Us | Three fresh angles the next morning, drawn from what you posted and the comments you forward. | 3 angles | 3 |
| Sun | You | One batch sitting instead of 5 separate nights: 5 sentences in, 15 cuts back within 48 hours — a week of posting covered. | 15 cuts | 15 |
That is what the 24 hours buy. If a line reads wrong, or the hook is weak, someone rewrites it before it reaches your inbox — you are not the first reader.
One sentence in, three cuts back within 24 hours — rendered by the pipeline in this repo, not by a designer. Same script, three different openings.
Real exports from the pipeline — not mockups. Text-card cuts, no footage.
Every export carries an AI-assisted marker in the file metadata plus a caption token you can keep or drop. Disclosure rules differ by platform and country, and both are your call to override — but the default is on.
Every delivery runs this list. The top block is run by script on the files themselves; the bottom block is run by a person who signs their name to it. If a blocker fails, nothing is sent — you get a re-cut, not a defect.
If a blocker fails, nothing is sent — you get a re-cut, not a defect.
Both plans start with the same 14-day trial: 3 ideas, 9 cuts. Card required, first charge on day 14.
How many videos: one idea becomes 3 cuts. The trial covers 3 ideas (9 cuts total) — enough to judge whether the output sounds like you, not enough to stockpile a month. After the trial: 30 ideas a month (90 cuts), 1 a day, up to 5 in one sitting. A single idea comes back within 24 hours; a 5-idea batch within 48. A re-cut of the same idea doesn't count against your limit.
Free trial: 14 days from signup. A card is required. If you don't cancel before day 14, the subscription starts at $99/mo. You'll get a reminder email before that happens.
Cancelling: two clicks in account settings, or one email to support. Cancelling is never harder than signing up.
Refunds: first charge only — 7 days from the charge date. If you are in the EU/EEA or UK you have a 14-day statutory right of withdrawal, so the longer period applies. Outside those regions, the 7-day policy applies.
EU/EEA and UK customers: digital services can be excluded from the right of withdrawal once performance has begun with your consent. At checkout you'll be asked to tick: “I agree the service starts immediately and I understand I lose my right of withdrawal.” You can decline that tick — then the withdrawal right stands, but the trial does not start until the 14 days have passed.
Payment: processed by Stripe. We see the last four digits and the country. We never see or store your card number.
The five things people ask before starting a trial.
The whole input is a sentence in a text box. If you can write an Instagram caption, you can operate this. The first video is the hardest one; after that it's copy-and-change.
Sometimes, sometimes not. It depends on the idea and the tone you pick. That's why there are three cuts — you keep the one that reads naturally and throw the others away. We don't claim every output is usable; we claim you can tell within a minute.
Cancel before day 14 and you're never charged. If you forget and get charged, the first charge is refundable within 7 days (14 days in the EU/EEA/UK).
No. TikTok's posting API hands us a draft, not a publish button — an unapproved client cannot post publicly. Every other platform is the same or stricter. Mock-click automation would work for a while and then take your account down with it, so we don't run it. The last click stays yours; everything before it is done.
Your inputs are used to produce your videos and are not published anywhere by us. We don't connect to your social accounts and we never post on your behalf. Deletion request by email removes your projects.
You probably have three sitting in your notes app. Put one in and see what comes out.
Send one sentence after checkout — three cuts come back within 24 hours.