NoShotList
Invite-only beta

Skip the shot list.
Just talk.

Talk with Remy, your AI producer, like a podcast guest. Your phone films from the side — then the best moments become short videos for your business.

An example session: Remy asks a contractor what customers ask him most, his answer becomes a timestamped transcript, and his best line is cut into three captioned short videos.

The real problem

You keep building.The content keeps waiting.

Every founder knows distribution matters.
But every week, the product wins and posting gets pushed to next week.

A founder's week on a board: shipping, billing, investor and pricing tasks all get checked off, while one card, "Film content", is pushed a day later every day until it lands in next week — moved six times, with zero posts this month.

The freeze

Blank page. Forty tabs. Zero posts.

The hard part isn't filming. It's deciding what to say, how to shoot it, and what's even working.

An empty document titled Content ideas sits with a blinking cursor while dozens of browser tabs about trends, hooks, scripts, shot lists, niches and gear swirl around it in a red haze of stress.

Why it matters

No audience. No customers.

Distribution is part of the product. The founders who win keep showing up in the feed — even while they build.

Two versions of the same app side by side: built in silence, its signup chart stays flat at 2 a day; built in public, three short videos get thousands of views each and the signup chart climbs to 148 a day.

Step 1

Remy picks what to film.You don’t have to.

It learns your business, studies what your buyers already watch, and plans three shorts before you sit down.

Remy watches 214 short videos your buyers already watch — plumbing clips with 431K to 3.4M views — and picks three shorts for you to film: the missed-call math, stop sending calls to voicemail, and the question every customer asks.

Step 2

It feels like a podcast.Not a production.

Look at Remy, not the lens. It asks, suggests a way in, and you say it your way — from memory, never a script.

A contractor talks to Remy on his laptop while his phone films him from the side: Remy suggests leading with the number and asks what one missed call costs, he answers out loud, and Remy marks that answer as the one.

Step 3

Ten minutes of talking. Three shorts, ready to post.

Every word is timestamped, so your best takes are found, cut, captioned and branded for you.

A ten-minute, 10:24 recording with Remy shown as a waveform timeline; three highlighted keeper moments are each cut into a captioned vertical short, ready to post to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

Coming soon · Studio upgrade

Film anywhere. Look like a studio.

Talk from your kitchen table. The Studio upgrade relights your shot, builds a podcast set around you, and adds a second camera angle.

A before-and-after comparison: the same contractor filmed on a phone at his kitchen table in flat light, then relit inside a warm podcast studio with a microphone on a boom arm, plus a second close-up camera angle that the edit cuts to automatically.

Remy, the headset-wearing AI producer, glows above the headline like a rising moon.

Invite-only beta

Stop putting it off.Start talking.

Your first session takes about ten minutes. Your first three shorts come out of it.

  • No script
  • No shot list
  • Shorts in minutes

Questions

No. Your producer feeds you one small line at a time and you say it your own way — no script, no shot list, no memorizing.
Research sub-agents look for real short-form videos that already went viral in your niche, plus a built-in library of proven formats so there's never an empty state. We recreate the hook pattern and structure adapted to your business — never someone else's script verbatim.
Your phone, a quiet room, and a few minutes. No camera crew, no editing software — your producer walks you through the setup too.
Yes — we're in a small beta. Request access and we'll follow up.
Your phone uploads it directly. A render pipeline lines up every timestamped word, keeps your cleanest take of each line, and returns captioned, ready-to-post shorts.