Service
Across a managed fleet of accounts, on a schedule tuned per account and per platform, with a report on what each clip actually did. This is where volume compounds.
The offer
If you already have clips — from your own team, your creators, or from us — this is the half that gets them in front of people.
The machine
Every tool here was built because the operation hit a wall without it, and each one runs on our own volume daily before it is offered to anyone else.
Template-driven bulk video generation. Each template owns its own footage pools; the engine assembles unique clips from them at whatever count you ask for, captions burned in and music laid under.
The operations surface: accounts, campaigns, posting schedule, render queue and fleet-wide batch rendering. It is what turns a folder of footage into a week of scheduled output.
Makes finished videos unique before publishing, with a live editor for one file and a batch randomiser for many. Exports are encoder-matched to consumer editors.
A separate surface where formats are designed and test-rendered in isolation, then promoted into the live operation. Templates move between operations as self-contained folders.
A ledger of performance findings where every claim carries the recipe to recompute it. Findings are re-derived against fresh data and flagged when they stop holding. Refuted results are kept, not deleted.
Scheduling, submission and reconciliation against payout platforms, plus per-account caption pools and posting-rate control.
Farmero is the one of these we sell. The rest stay in-house.
See FarmeroAlso built here
A web app for music producers publishing type beats to YouTube — credit-based, with a canvas thumbnail editor and YouTube OAuth. In development.
Web apps, internal tools and automation, built the same way as the above: to solve a specific operational problem, then hardened. Available as project work.