One video.
A week of content.
Turn a YouTube link, a recording, or a transcript into posts, blogs, and newsletters that sound like you.
Start freeOne source. Every audience.
How it works
From a link to a week of posts
Import once, choose who it’s for, and collect a week of assets written in your voice.
Marketer
Creator
Church
Parent
NonprofitWho it’s for
Written for your people
Pick a persona and the same source comes out in a different voice entirely — a launch post, a devotional, a study guide. Not one draft reworded five ways.
Pricing
Free while you’re finding out
Fifty generations a month, no card, and no trial clock counting down in the corner. The paid plans arrive when billing does.
Free
For getting started
$0/ month
Enough to repurpose a video a week and find out whether it comes back sounding like you.
- 5 projectsincluded
- 50 credits / monthincluded
- AI content repurposingincluded
- Brand kitincluded
- Priority supportnot included
Starter
For growing creators
$19/ month
For a weekly show. Every episode becomes a full run of assets, with the brand kit steering the voice.
- 50 projectsincluded
- 500 credits / monthincluded
- AI content repurposingincluded
- Brand kitincluded
- Priority supportnot included
Pro
For power users
$49/ month
For a back catalogue, or several brands at once — no cap on projects and room to work through all of them.
- Unlimited projectsincluded
- 2,000 credits / monthincluded
- AI content repurposingincluded
- Advanced brand kitincluded
- Priority supportincluded
One credit is one generation — a single asset, in a single format. A generation that fails refunds itself. The one exception is an AI image, which draws four options to choose between and costs four.
Paid plans aren't live yet: everyone is on Free while we finish billing. Starter and Pro are here to show where this is going, not to sell you anything today.
Questions
The things people ask first
Straight answers about what goes in, what comes out, and what it costs. If yours isn’t here, the free plan doesn’t ask for a card — it’s a faster way to find out.
A YouTube link, a video or audio file from your machine, or a transcript you paste in. Video is stripped down to its audio inside your own browser before anything is uploaded, so a two-gigabyte recording never has to travel anywhere.
Then we transcribe it. YouTube's own captions are used when they exist, because they are instant and cost nothing; when they don't, the audio goes through speech-to-text instead. Either way you get a transcript you can read and correct before a single asset is written from it.
That is what the brand kit is for. You give it your name, who you are talking to, the words you use and the tone you want, and it is folded into every generation and every edit. It governs voice and never subject — a devotional stays a devotional, it just stops sounding like a stranger wrote it.
The audience the writing is aimed at, and the formats offered for it. The same talk becomes a marketer's launch post, a church's devotional, or a study guide with discussion questions — each written for that reader from the transcript up, rather than one draft reworded six ways.
Every asset opens in an editor. Select a passage and rewrite, expand, shorten, simplify or change its tone; add a generated or uploaded image; then copy it out, or export to PDF or DOCX when you are happy with it.
To four places, and they behave differently on purpose. WordPress and Mailchimp receive a draft that you review and send from your own dashboard. Facebook Pages and Instagram post live, so those ask you to confirm before anything goes out. Everything else you can copy out, or export to PDF or DOCX.
One generation: one asset, in one format. A generation that fails gives its credit back. The only exception is an AI image, which draws four options for you to choose between and costs four. The free plan is fifty a month.
No, and there is nowhere to enter one. Billing isn't wired yet, so every account is on the free plan — fifty generations and five projects a month, with no trial period ticking down behind them.
Your source material and everything written from it stay in your account. The separation is enforced by the database itself, row by row, rather than by application code remembering to filter — so another account cannot read yours even if a query forgets to ask. It goes to the model that writes your assets, and to whichever platform you choose to publish to. Nowhere else.

The video is already made.
The week doesn’t have to be
Paste a link and read what comes back. Fifty generations a month on the free plan — no card, and nothing to cancel.
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