One workshop. Every channel.
One brief in — the piece comes out on WordPress, Telegram, Discord, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok. Written in your own voice, not in the AI's.
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Three things that mean you never start from zero
It learns from how you already write
On every run the AI reads back your five most recent pieces. You do not teach it your voice again each time, and you do not paste examples into a prompt.
Clone your voice for the audio
Give it 3–8 seconds of your voice and the audio reads in exactly that voice. The voice belongs to your workspace — nowhere else in the system can see or call it.
A prompt library · nothing to invent
Pick a system prompt set already tuned for your field and run it. Want changes? Clone it into your own set; the original stays untouched.
Publish straight to where your readers are
Each channel is an add-on that comes with the plan.
3,000 ₫ a piece · 6 channels
Top up once, spend it as you go. Credit never expires. The voices run on our machines, so they cost you no credit.
Your first 3 episodes — voice included. No card needed.
- Telegram
- Discord
- The whole chain, end to end
30 articles · or 18 podcast episodes
- Everything in Starter
- WordPress
- Review gate with number checking
90 articles · 20,000 ₫ bonus
- Everything in Build
- Facebook · YouTube · TikTok
- Video rendering
186 articles · 60,000 ₫ bonus
- Everything in Monetise
- The largest bonus
- Credit never expires
By hand: 10 hours and over 5 million. Here: 30 minutes.
A thousand pieces at once, not a thousand waits
The thirty minutes above are for one piece, but you do not have to wait for it to finish before queueing the next. Plan once and close the laptop: whatever can run in parallel does, and the ceiling is your own AI quota, not our machines.
These steps call cloud AI, so they compete for nobody's machine. Queue a thousand pieces and a thousand calls go out together; the real ceiling is the quota you bought, not a queue.
All seven places go at the same time, not one after another. If one fails, only that one is reported — the other six still land.
This is the only step that has to queue, because it uses the render machine rather than the cloud. Audio does not: a 3–8 minute episode takes 16–44 seconds, spread across whichever TTS machines are free.