AI Automation

One scenario becomes a weekly content factory

Other tools help you make a video. The AI Producer makes it for you and puts it out. You give it a topic and a schedule; it plans the piece, writes it, generates the scenes, films them, narrates, scores, edits and publishes — and shows you every intermediate output so nothing is a black box.

Try it free Step-by-step guide

AI Automation screen — Ready scenarios, each with a real sample output you can watch first.

Replaces

Zapier · Make · n8n · AutoShorts · a small production crew

Who it is for

✓ Brands that want weekly content without a weekly effort

✓ Sectors where news changes constantly — property, finance, retail

✓ Anyone who has recorded one video and then stopped

Eight roles, no people to hire

A run is an assembly line: producer plans, screenwriter writes, art director generates the visuals, camera turns them into footage, voice narrates — in your cloned voice if you like — composer scores, editor cuts and mixes, social manager publishes. Each of those is a step you can inspect and re-run.

✓ Every step’s output is visible and editable

✓ Re-run one step without redoing the rest

✓ Smart cache: unchanged steps cost 0 credits

✓ A watchdog recovers stuck runs — nothing hangs silently

Start from a ready scenario

Twelve scenarios are waiting, each with a real sample output: talking product promo, weekly auto-news video, avatar UGC ad, multi-scene ad with music, news bulletin, music video and more. Pick one, give it your topic and your brand, and it adapts.

Your scenarios, with their runs and every produced output.

Then put it on a schedule

“Every Tuesday at 09:00: find the story, produce a presenter-led bulletin, score it, cut it, post it to the channel.” You drink your coffee; your brand has broadcast. The Producer researches your sector itself, so the series stays current without you writing a word.

Run history with outputs and cost per run.

Every run accounted for

History keeps each run with its outputs and its cost, so “where did the credits go” is a screen rather than a mystery.

Real output · press play

What it produced, unedited

Each clip came out of a ready scenario — planned, written, generated, narrated, scored and cut by the assembly line, then posted by the scheduler.

Talking Product Promo

Generate a product image → the person in it delivers your pitch out loud. The fastest way to start.

Create + Share on Social

Image → talking video → share on the social accounts you pick (schedule it if you like).

Premium Video (Upscaled)

Image → talking video → quality upscale (2K) → share. The highest output quality.

Weekly Auto News Video + Share

Fully automatic every week, right on schedule: fresh news from the web → writer's script → voiceover → talking video (from your reference image) → platform-tailored post → social share. Set it and forget it.

Multi-Scene Ad (Avatar + B-roll + Music)

✍️ The writer drafts your ad script → 🎙 it's voiced → 🎬 Assembly Line: 🎞 segment nodes — your brand face (the photo you provide) SPEAKS the narration, product b-roll cuts in with a 🤖 prompt auto-written from the ✍️ script, then the face picks up right where it left off; a 🎵 Suno track plays underneath (ducked during speech) → social share. Wire any image/text/video node into the segments; adjust durations on the timeline.

Questions about AI Automation

Anything else? Write to [email protected] or read the step-by-step guide.

Do I have to approve each step?

Only if you want to. A scenario can run end to end on its own, or stop for your review before publishing.

What does a run cost?

It depends on the scenario and the models it uses — the run shows the cost per step, and unchanged steps are served from cache on a re-run without charging again.