Hands off

Set the cadence. Walk away.

Clipstorm keeps a queue of finished shorts flowing to your schedule. Approve each one, or let it run on the rules you set.

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Set once
Cadence, windows, accounts, brand kit.
Runs itself
Writing, voicing, cutting, captioning, posting.
Your gate
One-tap review, or an approved cadence.
Platforms
YouTube, Instagram, Facebook.
Undo
Retract a published post when plans change.

The loop

How the queue stays full

  1. 01

    Topics in

    Saved ideas and briefs become draft scripts.

  2. 02

    Shorts built

    Each draft becomes a finished vertical short.

  3. 03

    Queue fills

    Finished shorts wait in your review queue.

  4. 04

    Windows publish

    Approved shorts post in the windows you set.

  5. 05

    Repeat

    The loop runs again, so the channel is never empty.

Set once

Four settings, then it runs

Cadence
How many shorts per week, per platform.
Windows
The times each account posts.
Accounts
Which YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook channels connect.
Brand kit
The look, the voice, and the sources scripts may use.

Runs itself

What happens without you at the desk

  • Writing the script and recording the voice.
  • Cutting the b-roll and burning the captions.
  • Selecting the cover and queuing the cut.
  • Posting to each platform in its window.

Control

You still hold the gate

As hands-off as you want, and never further than you allow.

  • Keep a one-tap review on every cut, or let an approved cadence run.
  • Retract a published post when plans change.
  • Nothing posts against a rule you did not set.

Key Takeaways

What to remember

  • Set cadence, windows, accounts, and brand once.
  • Clipstorm writes, cuts, and posts on that schedule.
  • A review gate and retract keep you in control.
  • The queue stays full, so the channel is never empty.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Can it really post without me?
Yes. Clipstorm can publish on an approved cadence, so once your rules are set it keeps posting on its own. You can also keep a one-tap review on every cut instead.
How do I stop something from going out?
Every cut waits in a review queue until it is approved, and you can retract a published post when plans change. Nothing posts against a rule you did not set.
How many shorts can it keep flowing?
You set the cadence per platform, such as three a week on YouTube. The queue stays topped up so the channel is never empty.
Which platforms does it post to?
YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook, each with its own posting window, caption, and cover from the same vertical master.

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Build the queue that fills itself.

Set your cadence once and let Clipstorm keep finished shorts moving to your schedule.

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