Content operations
Ten percent of the work is yours: press record. The other ninety, the cutting, the captions, the carousels, the scheduling, the lead magnet and the follow-up, is ours.
The ten percent
A system that claims to do everything is lying about the part where someone has to be on camera.
The loop
Any length. A thirty second phone clip or a thirty minute workshop. Upload keeps going if you close the tab.
Dead air, false starts and the "let me say that again" come out. What is left becomes clips, captions, carousels and posts.
Nothing publishes without you. Change the cut or the caption afterwards and the approval resets, visibly.
To your accounts, on your schedule, with copy shaped for each platform rather than the same text pasted five times.
Someone comments your keyword. They get the guide, automatically, and we check the guide actually opens before the post is allowed to go live.
Measurement
We rank your content by how many people received the thing you promised them. Sometimes that is the opposite of what got watched.
The Tuesday post was the most watched thing that week and the worst performer. Every other tool would have shown it to you as a win.
Pricing
Make something first. A card is only needed when you connect an account to publish from, and that starts a seven day trial.
$99 / month
Or $990 a year. Two months free.
Production, metered
You see what a job costs before it runs. Credits you do not use come back.
Plainly
Most people are one upload away from a month of content they never made.
Start free