Your weekly installment, produced on schedule.

One workspace. Every episode builds on the last. The agent asks what it needs to know, researches your topic, and delivers a finished, ready-to-share result. Not a draft you have to fix.

Output: Decks, scripts, MP3 episodes, narrated MP4s — plus share links and unlisted YouTube drafts

Free to start · No credit card
A returning user says "Hello" — the agent replies with a status briefing: what shipped yesterday, which automation runs next, and what is still pending.

A returning user's "Hello" — the agent answers with a briefing of where your workspace stands, not a generic greeting.

How it works

1

Define the series once

Describe the show, newsletter, or report — topic, audience, format, cadence. The workspace keeps every installment, so the series has a memory.

2

It recurs

Automations run the job weekly or monthly. Each run starts from what already exists — it continues the series instead of starting from scratch.

3

You publish

Get finished files, a share link, or an unlisted YouTube draft waiting for review. You approve — nothing goes public without you.

Don't ask twice. Automate it.

Need it every week? Inside the app, tell the agent to run this on a schedule — a daily brief, a Monday report, an hourly monitor. It runs even when you're away.

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Frequently asked

Does it actually remember the previous episodes?
Yes — that is the point of your workspace. Each installment is a real file the agent can read back, so episode 5 follows the structure, voice, and visual identity of episodes 1–4 instead of reinventing them.
Which parts are automated vs. manual?
Research, writing, narration, rendering, and packaging run on a schedule. Publishing is a human decision: the agent delivers a share link or an unlisted YouTube upload, and you flip it public after review.
Can it post to social media for me?
YouTube is supported directly (unlisted upload for your review). For other platforms the agent prepares a publish-ready package — copy, images, video — that you post with one click.
Can I run several client series at once?
Yes. Keep each client in its own task folder or a shared group workspace, and each series keeps its own files and memory. This is how small studios run multiple recurring shows from one seat.