From source account to scheduled post.

One identity per channel: the niche, the caption voice, the render template, and the roster of source accounts.

You do this once. Every batch after that reuses the setup, and you scale by adding channels, not by redoing configuration.

One click scrapes every active source on the channel: Instagram accounts, YouTube channels, or single video links.

Scraping is free and runs on our workers. Close the tab if you want; browser notifications tell you when the batch is done.

Each scraped clip is downloaded, and its caption is rewritten for your clip type with a fresh on-screen hook.

Rewrites use the source caption, hashtags, comments, and the video transcript when one is available. If we cannot confidently identify the source material, the clip is flagged for manual review instead of guessing.

Every rewritten clip sits in preview until you approve it. Approving a render is the only thing that spends a credit.

Before approving you can reframe the video window, trim the cut, edit the hook and caption, and opt into watermark removal (+1 credit) or music removal (+1 credit) per clip. Restriping with a licensed catalog track is free. Prefer volume over review? Turn on auto-render and every completed rewrite renders itself.

Approved clips render through your channel template with the hook baked into the video, as vertical MP4s ready to post.

A restriped clip renders twice: the master with the licensed track, plus a music-free variant for TikTok, because TikTok strips third-party audio on its own. If a render fails, the credit refunds automatically.

Push finished posts to Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat from one calendar, one by one or a whole batch in a pass.

Per-post performance flows back into the dashboard and ties to the source that produced the clip, so the next batch pulls from sources that actually win.