For SaaS and app founders
A month of posts in four minutes.
Paste your link and a ten-second screen recording. A creator with a locked face hooks, cuts to your product and posts to your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube every day, with a trending track under it. No filming, no editing, no scheduling.
- 3 s
- of a face, then a hard cut
- 16 s
- per video, hook to demo
- 90
- posts a month on Launch
- 3
- platforms, from accounts you own
Every clip passes a face check before it is cut. On TikTok the sound comes from TikTok’s own library at post time, never from the file.
How it works
Four screens. Then it runs on its own.
01
Paste the product
A URL, a deck or a few sentences. The brief is written in a minute; you confirm one line.
02
Meet your creator
One face, cast for your audience, locked from the first video on. Add a ten-second screen recording of the product.
03
Connect the accounts you own
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube. Say how old each account is: a brand-new one gets two quiet days and three probe posts before any cadence, an old one starts today.
04
It posts, and reports back
A different line each day, inside each account's own posting window. Views come back to the home screen and change what goes out next.
The hooks
Ninety of these a month. Not one repeats.
The first three seconds decide the view. A different gesture, room, outfit and line on every post, written from your own page, and the lines that win get used more.
Distribution
Where the money comes from.
Short video is distribution you do not pay per click for. The engine fills the top of this funnel every day. The bottom is still yours: a product people want and a page that converts.
01
Posts
Daily posts on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from accounts you own. On Launch that is 90 a month: 90 chances for a line to land.
- The engine
- Writes, films, cuts and posts every one.
- You
- Nothing.
02
Profile visits
A hook that lands sends people to the account, so the profile has to say what the product is at a glance.
- The engine
- Gives each account a tracked link for its bio, and writes each caption for the platform it goes on.
- You
- Nothing.
03
The link in bio
Whoever taps the link lands on your page. That page does the selling.
- The engine
- Carries attribution on the link, so you can see what each account sent.
- You
- A landing page that converts.
04
Sign-ups
What people do on your page is the part no creator can fake.
- The engine
- Reports views back, uses the lines that beat the median more, retires the ones that lose.
- You
- A product people want.
A UGC agency
$2,000 to $4,000a month
A handful of videos on their timeline, with their creator. Posting is still yours to do.
Doing it yourself
Hoursa week
Filming, editing, captions, trending sounds, posting windows, three platforms, every day, until it stops.
Launch
$166a month, billed yearly
90 posts, 3 creators, 9 accounts, warm-up and the feedback loop included. Zero hours of filming, editing or scheduling. Or $199 month to month.
Views back
Every post reports back. The next one is better for it.
What an account learns changes what goes out next. The home screen opens on the next video and the numbers that came back.
- Hook lines that learn
- Twenty lines per product, written from your page. Lines that beat the account's median get used more; five losses retire a line.
- Accounts that stay safe
- Platforms punish new accounts that post like old ones. A new account gets two quiet days and three probe posts before any cadence; a warmed one carries up to three posts a day.
- Sound the platform wants
- A different trending track on each TikTok post, from TikTok's commercial chart. Never burned into the file, so nothing gets muted.
- Posting windows
- Each account posts inside its own best hours, in its own timezone, with gaps between posts and a different line each day.
RIP to founders still paying an agency for product videos
picked moreI stopped filming myself for my startup
picked morealmost gatekept this
keptPOV: your product has a creator now
keptmy face when the post went out while I was asleep
retired
Plays relative to the account’s median. The top line goes out more next month, the bottom one is retired after five losses. Your numbers, not these, drive it.
- 0 to 3 s: the hook line“pov: your 10 second screen recording just became 90 videos”
- 3 s: hard cut
- the sound is attached at post time, never in the file
The format
Three seconds of a face. Then your product.
The creator holds one gesture for three seconds with a line of text burned on screen. A hard cut to your real product for the rest of a sixteen-second video. A trending track from the platform’s own library sits underneath, attached at post time and never mixed into the file. No voice, no lip sync, nothing to give it away.
- One creator per account. The face is locked from the first video on, and a face check rejects any clip where it drifts.
- The creator never speaks. No voice and no lip sync: a natural face, one line of text, then your product.
- Captions and hashtags are written for the platform each post goes on, with your link in the bio.
Pricing
Priced as distribution, not as a video tool.
Generation is included. Posting, warm-up, ramp and the feedback loop are the plan. Yearly or monthly, cancel any time.
Launch
Start hereOne product, one founder.
$166a month
$1,990 a year, two months free
- 3 creators
- 9 accounts
- 90 posts a month
- Warm-up and ramp on every account
- Trending sound on every TikTok post
Scale
A funded startup.
$416a month
$4,990 a year, two months free
- 2 products
- 10 creators, 30 accounts
- 600 posts a month
- Clone any viral hook
- Priority generation
Studio
An agency or a portfolio.
$1,249a month
$14,990 a year, two months free
- 5 products
- 30 creators, 100 accounts
- 3,000 posts a month
- Onboarding call and a shared channel
- White-label reports
Yearly plans take two months off; monthly is there too. Generation is included in every plan; nothing runs before a plan is active. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted (terms apply).
Questions
Before you ask.
The rules the engine keeps, and what is still yours to decide.
Is this allowed on TikTok and Instagram?
Yes, done this way. Posts carry the AI label where the platform asks for one. The creator is presented as your team, not as a customer. Every claim on screen comes from your own page; nothing is invented.
Where does the music come from?
From TikTok's commercial music chart, attached when each TikTok post goes out, a different track every time. Nothing is burned into the video file, so nothing gets muted or taken down. Instagram and YouTube posts carry the video's own sound: your product's.
Why no voice?
Voices are where AI video gives itself away. A frozen gesture, one line of text and a hard cut to the real product reads as a creator showing something, on every platform, in every language.
What do I need?
Three things: a website, a document or a few sentences about the product; a ten-second screen recording of it; and the TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts you own. The brief, the hook lines and the creator are made from those. Generation is included in the plan, with no credits and no provider keys.
What happens on a brand-new account?
Two quiet days of warm-up with a daily checklist for the phone it lives on, then three probe posts, then a ladder that only climbs when reach proves it. Older accounts start today.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time. Cancelling stops the next renewal and the plan runs to the end of the period you paid for. Yearly is the default and takes two months off; monthly is one tap away. If no post went out from any connected account in your first fourteen days, the first payment is refunded in full (terms apply).
Your first video is four minutes away.
A link, a screen recording, one creator. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted.