An AI content generation and publishing engine that turns one long-form source (podcast RSS, YouTube, blog) into 18 output formats—clipped shorts with captions, quote graphics, carousels, text posts, 1,500–2,500 word blog articles, email newsletters, and HeyGen-based persona videos—then schedules and publishes them across 9 platforms. A Persona Brief governs brand voice across every asset, with a banned-word filter. Autopilot has three modes (review-only, gated, fully autonomous), and every generation passes through a Pipeline Queue where you can approve, edit, regenerate, or reject before publishing. Credit costs are published per output (text post 4, quote graphic 6, blog 17, clipped short 17, 5-slide carousel 120); top-up credits never expire. Pricing: no free trial; 14-day results guarantee (publish 10 posts, refund first month if not satisfied). Official pricing page lists Starter $199/mo (5,500 credits, 4 platforms), Pro $499/mo (18,000 credits, 9 platforms, full autopilot), Agency $999/mo (55,000 credits, 5 workspaces). Note: a separate official page (see-it-live) shows $99/$299/$799 for the same tiers—confirm at checkout; G2 5.0 but only 4 reviews (all May 2026); Starter caps at 4 platforms, full reach requires Pro; avatar formats require your own HeyGen API key; Podnews ran a hands-on test in May 2026 and called the output “decent-looking.”

A browser extension (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) that adds AI reply drafting, post generation, style training, keyword monitoring, watchlists, and Review-First automation directly inside X.com. Bring your own API key from OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, Grok, OpenRouter, or a local model (Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp), so you pay the AI provider directly with no markup. The style trainer analyzes any public X profile’s writing history and clones its voice; Autopilot scans your timeline, searches, or bookmarks, qualifies posts via AI, and drafts or publishes responses (review-first mode keeps a human approval gate by default). Pricing is a one-time license, not a subscription: Starter $69 (1 browser), Pro $129 (2 browsers), Agency $249 (5 browsers); 3-day free trial, but all completed purchases are final and non-refundable. Note: scheduling runs locally through your browser—Chrome must be open and the computer awake for posts to publish, so 24/7 reliability requires an always-on machine; X-only (no other platforms); Chrome-Stats flags the extension as “Very high risk” with very low user count (1 daily user at time of scan)—exercise caution; limited independent reviews (4 on Chrome Web Store, 1 on G2, no Trustpilot ratings as of listing).