The engine counts who's on screen and picks the look for you. Every Reel gets your hook, your fonts and word-by-word captions.
You on camera, cropped to keep your face in shot, for a solo lesson or masterclass.
Co-hosts, an interview or a coaching call, stacked one above the other with your hook up top. Yes, that's me twice. My co-host was busy.
Your photo on a card in your colours, for audio-only episodes, screen shares and slide-heavy lessons.
Plus a 60 to 90 second preview cut, built from the best moments in order, that makes people want the whole lesson or episode.
From a single recording, spread across two to three weeks so you're not posting everything at once.
For a paid course, the posts tease one idea each and point back to the course, so your best teaching stays where people pay for it.
Set up your brand once, then every recording comes out in your colours, your fonts and the way you talk. You sign off each stage before the next one starts.

Course creators and podcasters already make the most valuable content there is. You spend an hour teaching something people pay for, then it sits in a members area or a podcast feed, and that's where it stays.
A client of mine records a class every week. We were pulling the transcript out by hand, running it through one tool for clips and another for the writing, and it took longer than the class did.
So I built the whole thing into one run. One recording goes in, and weeks of content come out that sound like her and keep getting found. I've spent twenty years in digital, from the first branded Facebook pages to Coca-Cola and McDonald's, and this is the most useful thing I've made.
Three business owners, one session, real content out the other end.
“I put in a long video of our little chapel and it created me a 28-second reel. It’s branded, it’s ready to post, and there’s a caption written underneath. I didn’t write any of that copy. It just did it in my brand voice.”
“I’ve got a lot of warm clients, but my communication out wasn’t consistent. This tool really gets me unstuck from that content block. It remembers everything from setup, so I won’t have to go over that again.”
“Zoë is a clever bunny. I watched three business owners go from ‘what’s a plugin?’ to finished, on-brand content in one session. It doesn’t do 100% of the work, but it does the 80% that used to eat my whole day.”
Built for an hour-long recording with one or two main people. It handles anything from 20 minutes to two hours.
The short answers. Hit reply on any of my emails if yours isn't here.
The Content Engine for Courses plugin for Claude. From every long recording it makes a transcript, a captions file and chapters, 10 to 15 Reels, a preview cut, two blog posts, three emails, four Pinterest pins, ten Threads posts and two carousels, plus a Ready to Post folder with every post planned. Everything in Boss Level is included too, for your weekly videos, and every update comes to your inbox.
About an hour for a one-hour recording. The transcript takes about four minutes, each Reel one to two minutes, and the writing about twenty. Claude works while you get on with your day and stops only for your four check-ins.
Yes. Audio-only episodes get podcast-style Reels with your photo on a card in your colours. Zoom recordings, screen shares and slide-heavy lessons work the same way.
Two people side by side get the split-screen look, with one above the other and your hook in a band at the top. If you record in separate tracks, use your tool's combined side-by-side export.
No. Each post teases one idea and points back to the course. Claude skips housekeeping, student names and anything you'd rather keep inside, and you approve every clip before it's made.
Share it from Google Drive with a link, or attach the audio file and a photo of you if the video is too big. An hour of audio is small enough to attach straight to the chat.
No. It's one payment. You'll also need your own paid Claude plan (Pro or above), because the editing runs in Claude's own workspace.
Remove Boss Level in Claude and add this one. Your brand setup carries straight over, and everything Boss Level does is still there.
Filming short videos instead? Boss Level is built for those.