An AI-run media agency
Your content already exists. It is sitting on your phone.
You filmed it. You said it. It never got used. The engine watches every minute, finds the forty seconds worth showing, builds the video and writes the words. Then it waits for your tap.
- Monthly, not a project fee
- Nothing posts without your tap
- You own every file
Ready for you 1 of 3An example screen. Yours shows your own work.
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Built fromYour logoYour colours
Your opener
Ten seconds. Your name, your colours, the start of every video.
Goes toInstagramTikTokYouTube
The engine
The engine finds it.
Hours of footage on a phone. An old shoot folder. A recorded talk. Nobody is going to scrub through it for the good forty seconds. The engine does. It watches all of it and writes down what is there: who is in frame, what they said, whether the light is good, whether it is worth using.
2h 14mon one phone, sent on a Tuesday
6moments found, timed and scored
- 00:00:41
- dead air
- 00:07:12
- 00:19:03
- 00:31:55
- bad light
- 01:02:20
Dead air, bad takes and anything against your rules are left out. Every usable moment is timed, tagged and scored, across everything you have ever sent.
One afternoon of footage. A month of everything.
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Finished video, not a rough cut
Moments from everything you have sent, cut in an order that holds attention. Tall, square and wide from one build.
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Captions that move
Word by word, one lit at a time, in your colour, burned into the file.
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Your voice, without the recording i
Cloned once, with your written consent, on your own account. Every voiceover after that is read in your voice.
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Words written for each platform
Not one caption pasted five times. Each one written for where it is going, hook in the first line.
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Blogs and newsletters that get cited
A real article on your own site and a newsletter issue, written so an AI answer can quote you by name.
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The exact sound to use
Matched to the cut, checked it is cleared for a business account, handed to you as a name to tap.
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Thumbnails, covers, quote cards
One face or one object, three words, readable at thumb size. Five options, you pick.
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Replies, drafted in your voice
Comments and messages read, sorted and answered in draft. You read, then send.
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A calendar you can see a month ahead
Every slot filled with a draft, placed when your audience is online. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.
The process
What happens to one video
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You send the footage
A phone video, a shoot, a recorded talk. Anything.
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The engine watches it
Writes down what happens, second by second. Once.
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It builds the cuts
Clips joined, captions on, your own voice over the top.
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The words get written
A caption per platform, the blog, the newsletter, the sound to use.
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It is checked, then held
Against your rules. Then it waits for you.
You tap approve. Only then does anything leave.
Your library
Nothing you send is ever used up.
Every file is read once and kept. A line you said in January turns up in a video built today, next to footage from this morning. The library does not reset. It gets better every month.
- voice memoJan
- Feb
- the frontMar
- Apr
- the roastMay
- Jun
- Jul
- sticky noteAug
- Sep
- this morningToday
Today’s video is built fromJanuaryMarchAugustThis morning
Your business
Built for people who run a real business.
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Businesses with a shopfront
Cafés, salons, gyms, clinics, trades, studios. You already film on a phone. The engine turns that into the posts a marketing person would have made.
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People who are the business
Consultants, coaches, educators, specialists. You talk for a living and most of it is recorded. That recording is a month of content you have never used.
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Teams who already have someone
Your person is not replaced. They stop cutting and captioning and go back to the part that needs a human.
The software takes your colour. Move across the three to see it.
The rules
Five things it will never do.
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Post without you.
There is no autopilot setting, so nothing can be left on by accident. A draft becomes a post when you tap approve.
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Mix your business with anyone else’s.
Your footage, your voice, your numbers and your accounts sit behind a wall. Nothing in the system can see two businesses at once.
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Use a face or a voice without a release.
Consent on file, or it does not render. It refuses. It does not warn.
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Pretend.
No platform lets an outside tool attach its own audio, so you get the track name to tap. Where a platform will not take an automated post, you get a folder and a plain sentence saying so.
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Keep your files if you leave.
Every file, caption, article and account is yours. You leave with the lot, and the deletion is proven with a count, not a promise.
Start here
Give us a month of your footage. Get a month of your marketing back.
A twenty-minute call. Then we set your brand up and show you the first fortnight as drafts. You approve what goes out. Monthly, not a project fee. Ask what it costs for your business.