Record once. Be everywhere.
Share your story without the editing. Talk to your camera once, and Amplu gives you back a finished video and a Short, with graphics on your words and clean sound.
Free. We'll email you when it's your turn.
A real episode, edited by Amplu: 18 minutes recorded, 13½ minutes out, 52 graphics. Watch it on YouTube
You talk. Amplu does the editing.
Record
Talk to camera like you always do. Phone, webcam or a proper camera. Mistakes and retakes are fine.
Amplu edits
It plans the whole edit from what you said, then does it in your look.
- Pauses and retakes cut
- Graphics on your words
- Your face never covered
- Sound cleaned up
Ready
Check it on your phone. Change anything you don't like in plain words. Then post it.
- A Short from the same take
Nothing here was done by hand.
Left: 18 seconds straight off the camera. Right: what Amplu made from them, with the pauses tightened, a chapter card and a diagram that builds as he talks.
Watch what lands when he says it.
Every graphic here was planned from his words and made by Amplu, then cut into a Short for the phone. No sound needed.
My computer crashed 17 times this week, drawn as he says it.
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Editing tools promise minutes. People tell a different story.
We read what creators write about today's AI editors. Three things come up again and again, so Amplu is built around them.
I had a three hour processing time to wait through.An App Store review of Captions, 2025 · source
Amplu: shows you its plan before it starts, so you're never stuck staring at a progress bar wondering what you'll get.
Underlord will eat all of your credits… rapidly.A G2 review of Descript · source
Amplu: no credits to count. It works on your own machine, with the AI plan you already pay for.
Why the heck do I need to recreate a new style every projectAn Adobe community post about Premiere Pro · source
Amplu: learns your look once, from five questions, and every video after that comes out in it.
A few taps. Then you decide.
Answer for your own videos. Nothing you tap leaves this page.
From the sources below: a professional editor spends 30 to 60 minutes on each finished minute of video, and charges about $305 a video on average (Tasty Edits, Ad Snipper). A simple talking-head Short with captions takes an editor about an hour (FluxNote), and most growing channels pay $40 to $120 a Short (FluxNote). Adapting one video for each extra platform takes 15 to 45 minutes (TT Calculator).
Most creators' first hire is an editor.
Then an agency, once the posting piles up. Here is what each one costs, from 2026 rate guides, next to Amplu.
A freelance editor
$100–$1,000+ a video
- About $305 a video on average; a simple talking-head cut starts near $100
- A 10-minute video comes back in 1 to 2 days, a 20-minute one in 2 to 3
- Every round of changes adds another 1 to 2 days
- Shorts on top: $40–$120 each for most growing channels
A social media agency
$1,000–$3,000 a month
- What most small businesses pay for ongoing posting
- Making new video usually starts above $3,000 a month
- Full-service agencies: $5,000 a month and up
Amplu
A fraction of one editor
- Starts the moment you ask, not when someone's free
- Ask for changes in plain words, with no revision rounds to wait on
- Your look on every video, without explaining it again
- The price goes to the waitlist first
Sources: editor prices, Ad Snipper, July 2026; turnaround and changes, Tasty Edits, Sept 2026; Shorts, FluxNote, June 2026; agencies, Cloud Campaign and eClincher, Jan 2026. A professional editor spends 30 to 60 minutes on each finished minute of video (Tasty Edits): that is the time Amplu gives back. Prices in US dollars.
Amplu already runs inside it.
People already edit video by talking to Claude Code. They love not touching a timeline. They hate that it needs hand-holding and can’t see what it made. Amplu is the missing guidance.
I just tell Claude Code what I want to do… and it does all the work for me.arjie on Hacker News, Nov 2025 · source
practically without guidance agents aren't really able to edit video ATM.barefootford on Hacker News, Feb 2026 · source
you can instantly tell its AI slop from very small thingsmesmertech on Hacker News, Jul 2026 · source
amplu Planned the cut and 52 graphics from what you said. Check the plan on your phone, then I'll make it.
The guidance, built in
Amplu gives Claude Code tested steps for every part of the edit: the cut, the graphics, the sound. Then it checks its own work before you see it: your face never covered, each graphic on its word, the sound at the right loudness.
Not in Claude Code?
Join anyway. We're making the setup simple, with no code to read.
For people who talk to camera.
It's for you if
- You make a show, lessons, updates or a build log by talking to camera.
- Your recordings sit for days because editing takes longer than filming.
- You want it to look designed, in your style, not like a template.
- You'd rather say what to change than drag clips around.
Not yet, if
- You want a timeline to edit by hand. Amplu edits for you.
- You only ever use your phone. Amplu needs a laptop to do the editing.
- You film music videos, vlogs on the move or anything without talking.
Is this Content OS?
Yes. Content OS is now called Amplu. Same maker, same tool, a new name. If you joined the Content OS waitlist, you're already on this one.
When can I use it?
As soon as anyone can set it up without help. It already edits a real weekly show; now we're making the first ten minutes easy. The waitlist hears first, by email.
How much will it cost?
We'll tell the waitlist the price before anyone else, and nobody pays anything to join.
What do I need?
Claude Code on your own machine, and a Claude plan. Amplu does the editing there, so your recordings stay with you.
Will it look like everyone else's AI videos?
No. It starts from your look: your colours, your fonts, the videos you like. Then every graphic is chosen for what you said in that moment, not dropped in from a template.
Be one of the first in.
Join the waitlist. We'll email you when it's your turn, and that's it.
Free. No card. One click to leave.