A short post, checked for each place.
Posts makes 9:16 posts: make one, re-dub one, recut one. Robin checks each place and hands it to you, and posting is always yours.
- From the game A first draft from its own pictures, on your Mac.
- Free to cut The cut, the captions and lines read by your Mac.
- Checked per place TikTok, Reels and Shorts, for size and length.
- Yours to post Robin never signs in or posts for you.
Opens on a demo. The crane king, third try: A 9:16 short from a round of Blotsworn, with your lines as captions. Free, on your Mac, nothing to set up.
The post plays in a phone.
New, Re-dub and Recut sit on the bar, with Captions, Safe areas and Edit the cut below. At the side are your comments and dubs, the moments Robin found, Pitch more, and Keep or Not this line. Start from Hook, Devlog, How-to, 9:16 tutorial, Before, after, Behind it or Countdown. A plain change is made at once, for free.
From the game’s own pictures.
In a game’s project, Post from the game makes a first draft from the game’s key art and its rounds’ shots, laid as a short on your Mac. Ask in the chat and Robin drafts it, makes it shorter or longer, and pitches more lines.
Checked, then handed to you.
Post… checks each place for size and length, its limits, rights, near-duplicates, your voice and AI labels. It saves the video, caption, hashtags and cover for each, opens each upload page and copies the caption. A dub into another language is priced per language on your own keys, and sent only when you send it.
The price before you press.
Every make says what it costs and whose it is before it runs. Above the limit you set, it waits for your yes.
Free, on this Mac
- The cut and the captions
- A draft from the game’s pictures
- Lines read by your Mac’s voices
- The checks for each place
On your Claude plan or your own key
- A dub into another language, priced per language
Posts, and eleven more apps beside it.
Robin is one app on your Mac: $39 for the first 100 licences, then $59, paid once, for two Macs and every update.