The AI Assistant picks the moments worth clipping and tells you why. Then it writes titles, hooks, captions and hashtags that fit each app. Nothing goes out until you say so.
On every plan: 30 AI caption requests a month on Free, more on paid plans.
Captions for 4 appsRewrite all
Written by AI · Friendly · edit anything
YTYouTubeTitle43 / 100Why the best part is never the first minute
XXCaption95 / 280The best moment in a long video is rarely the first minute. Here’s how we found ours. #creators
BSBlueskyCaption87 / 300We cut a 40-minute talk into five short clips. The best one starts at minute 23. #video
THThreadsCaption103 / 500Your best moment is hiding in the middle. A quick look at how we find it, one clip at a time. #creators
One AI draft fitted to four apps: a YouTube title, and captions for X, Bluesky and Threads, each with a character count well under that app’s limit.
Illustrative preview with made-up content.
What the AI Assistant does
Picks with a reason
Every highlight comes with a one-line reason and scores for hook, clarity, emotion and payoff.
Writes for each app
Titles, hooks, captions and hashtags, fitted to each app’s limits.
Sounds like you
Choose friendly, professional or bold, then rewrite one app or all of them.
You approve
Every draft waits for you. Edit anything, then schedule with one tap.
How it works
A first draft for everything. The final say for you.
Use as much or as little of it as you like.
Highlights, explained
The assistant reads the transcript and scores each moment on hook, clarity, emotion and payoff. You see the reason next to every clip, so you know where to start.
“A complete thought with a clear opening and payoff.”
Your tone, your words
Pick friendly, professional or bold. Rewrite the caption for one app, or rewrite them all at once. You can always edit by hand.
Three tones to choose from
Rewrite one app or all of them
Your hashtag set and caption footer added for you
ToneRewrite one app or all of them
FriendlyProfessionalBold
Ever notice the best bit of a video comes halfway through? Here’s ours. Worth the wait!
The strongest moment in a long video is rarely the first minute. Here is how we find it.
Stop posting your intro. Your best moment is buried at minute 23. Go get it.
RewriteRewrite allYou can always edit by hand.
Drafts wait for you
When you open a clip to publish it, a caption is already written and fitted to each app. Read it, edit it if you like, and tap once to schedule. Nothing goes out on its own.
A caption ready when the Publish panel opens
Customize each app before you post
If AI can’t help, the caption starts from the clip’s hook or title
0:38The best part isn’t always at the startClip 01 · Vertical
WhereChange
TTIGYTTikTok, Instagram, YouTubePosts go out automatically.
CaptionEdit
The best part of a long video is rarely the first minute. Here’s how to find yours. #creators #shortform
Fitted to each app automatically
When
Best timeNowPick a time
Next open slot · Tue 9:00 AM
Schedule 3 posts
TTReadySending…Scheduled · Tue 9:00 AM
IGReadySending…Scheduled · Tue 9:00 AM
YTReadySending…Scheduled · Tue 9:00 AM
Platforms
Written to fit all nine apps
Each draft respects the app’s limits, counted the way the app counts them.
TTTikTok2,200 characters
IGInstagram2,200 charactersPosted as a Reel
YTYouTube5,000 characters + a titlePosted as a Short
FBFacebook5,000 characters
XX280 characters
INLinkedIn3,000 characters
THThreads500 charactersOne topic tag
PIPinterest500 characters + a titlePinned to a board
BSBluesky300 characters
Names and monograms only: we don’t use the apps’ logos.
Honest by design
What the AI Assistant won’t do.
AI is a fast first draft, not an oracle.
It won’t predict virality.
Scores are an editorial read of the transcript, not a forecast of views.
It won’t post on its own.
Every caption is a draft until you schedule it.
It won’t chase trends.
Hashtags come from what’s said in your clip, not from trend data.
It won’t always get it right.
AI can miss a joke or the context. Read every draft before it goes out.
FAQ
Questions about the AI Assistant
Does the score mean a clip will go viral?
No. It is a subjective editorial score based on the opening, clarity, emotion and payoff in the transcript. It is not a probability or a view prediction. Your audience and your judgment still decide.
What does the assistant write?
Each highlight gets a title, a hook and a reason. When you publish, it writes a caption and hashtags for each app you pick, plus a title for YouTube and Pinterest, all fitted to each app’s limits.
Can I change the tone?
Yes. Choose friendly, professional or bold, rewrite one app or all of them, or edit the text yourself.
Is there a limit?
AI caption requests are counted per workspace each month: 30 on Free, 300 on Creator, 1,500 on Pro, and 5,000 on Business. When you run out, captions start from the clip’s hook or title, and you can write the rest.
What does the AI see?
To pick highlights, it uses the transcript of your video. To write captions, it gets the clip’s title, its hook and part of the transcript. Audio and text are sent through OpenRouter to the AI model providers it routes to. Read the privacy policy.
Will it post for me?
Only when you tap. Post automatically, or post it yourself with a ready-made kit and a reminder.
Skip the blank caption box
Let AI write the first draft.
Start with one video. The free plan includes 60 minutes of video every month.