Can I post my clients' results?
Only with their written permission. The engine works from the notes you paste in and doesn't make up results, names or numbers. Leave out anything a client hasn't agreed to share.
I mostly post reels. Is this still useful?
Yes. Reels are what trainers post most, so they come first. A client win can become a reel, a carousel and a few captions from the same notes.
Will it write training or nutrition advice?
It rewrites your material into posts. It isn't a coach, so check every claim before you post it, the same as you would with a ghostwriter.
I only have a few minutes a day for content. Will it fit?
Collect notes during the week, run one batch, and review the posts in one sitting. Rendering runs on your computer while you train clients.
How does it analyze Instagram pages?
It looks at public profiles the same way you would, logged out: what each account posts, how often it uses carousels or reels, and how each post scores against that account's own median. It reads public pages only. It doesn't post, follow or like.
Where does the rest of the research come from?
Claude research agents read public sources: marketplaces where the niche already buys, public pages Claude can open, and any comments or posts you paste in. Each finding comes with its source link so you can check it yourself. It is research help, not a guarantee that a niche will sell.
Will my posts look like everyone else's?
The ideas come from research into your niche and are written fresh for your page, and the templates rotate layouts across a batch. You can change any template. Two buyers in different niches start from different research, so their queues differ too.
How many posts can it make?
As many as you queue. Rendering runs locally, so a longer queue takes more time and nothing else. On our test PC that was about 2 seconds per carousel and about a minute per reel; slower computers take longer.
What styles can it make?
Most looks you can describe in colours, fonts, backgrounds and motion. Claude builds it as a reusable style: it starts from the closest ready-made look, changes the colours, fonts, backgrounds and motion, renders a test carousel and reel, and adjusts it with you. Ready-made starter looks are included, such as: Pixel Arcade, Studio Pop, Volt, Paperclip, Warm Cinema and Minimal Mono. How close it gets to what you have in mind depends on how clearly you describe it (screenshots help), so we don't promise any particular look.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You tell Claude what you want and it runs the engine, asking you to approve each command. You need a Windows computer (tested on Windows; Mac not yet tested), a paid Claude plan (Pro or higher) and an internet connection. Setup means installing a few free tools (Node.js, FFmpeg and Claude Code) by following the guide, about 20 to 30 minutes once.
What does it cost to run after I buy?
Nothing extra from us. There are no credits or per-image fees. Research and ideas use your paid Claude plan (Pro or higher), so big research runs count toward that plan's usage limits, and rendering runs on your computer.
Can I use it for client work?
Yes. What you render is yours to post on your own accounts or your clients'.
Does it post for me?
No. It makes finished files (carousel PNGs, MP4 reels and a captions file) that you upload or drop into your scheduler.
