Your server goes in. Finished videos come out.

A system that has studied your server writes the scripts. Clippers keep a library of real footage from it. Editors cut and publish. You set up in a couple of minutes, pick a plan, and watch the rest move on a board.

72h First video published From the moment your plan starts.
2min Everything asked of you Set up, then pick a plan. There is no call, no script review.

From your server to a posted video.

Seven stages, the same ones tracked in your dashboard. The analysis and the scripts are the system's — it has read your server. The clips are the clippers'. Editing and publishing are the studio's. The first two are yours: set up, then pick a plan.

Dashboard Setup
server, logo, gamemode and end card · about 2 minutes
You
Payment
pick a plan — 1 to 6 videos a day, or a one-off trial
You
Server analysis
the system reads your server and lists the topics worth filming
System
Scripts & voiceovers
the system writes each hook from the analysis, then voices it
System
Clips
clippers record real footage from your server against that list
Clippers
Editing
cut to the script · 9:16, captioned, 15–30s, your end card
Studio
Publishing
posted to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat at your cadence, your link in bio
Studio

First video published within 72 hours of your plan starting. From stage 3 on, the line runs without you.

The whole of your involvement.

Two rows on that board have your name on them — set up, then pick a plan. This is everything they ask for.

  • A server address we're allowed to play on and record
  • Your logo, for the end card and the channel
  • A plan — from 1 video a day up to 6, or a one-off trial

No call, no script approval, no review queue. If a real decision comes up we ask it in one message and keep moving.

Published lands in a public list.

Not a testimonial page — every video we have published, top performers and flops together, each with its view count and a link. Here are three of them.

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That's the whole process. Nothing else to discuss.