monkeyBring a data source. We run the channel.
Connect a feed, pick a show, connect your accounts. Every episode is written, designed, voiced, rendered and posted on your schedule, without you opening an editor. Set it once and it keeps going.
How it works
1. Bring a data source
A price page, an RSS feed, a JSON endpoint, a spreadsheet, a GitHub repo, or market data for a ticker or token. Paste the link; we read it and show you what is in it.
2. Pick a show
We propose three to five shows your data can carry: a weekly price check, a daily movers countdown, a release recap. Each comes with a look, a length and a schedule. Edit anything.
3. Connect your channels
Connect Buffer once and choose where episodes go: TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, X, LinkedIn, Threads. Or keep them in Monkeygun and share the links.
4. It runs, and it checks its own work
On schedule, the show pulls fresh data, designs a new episode, records the voiceover and renders it. Then Claude watches the finished episode against the data: numbers, readability, anything off-brand. Only episodes that pass get posted; the rest wait for you.
Running on autopilot right now
Each of these is made from its source on a schedule. Nobody edits them.
Charizard Price Quest
PriceCharting sale prices by grade · Weekly
Cash Cat, the trailer
Live Robinhood Chain token data · Daily picks by volume
$MOO, udderly honest
Live Robinhood Chain token data · Daily picks by volume
What people point it at
| Source | Show it becomes | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| A collectible's price page (cards, sneakers, watches) | "What it's worth this week", graded and ungraded, against last year | Weekly |
| Token or stock market data | Movers of the day, a token of the day, a weekly recap | Daily |
| A news or blog RSS feed | The three stories that mattered, in thirty seconds | Daily |
| A GitHub repo | Release notes as a changelog episode, every time you ship | On each release |
| A spreadsheet or JSON endpoint | Your leaderboard, listings, stats or scores, as a recurring segment | Hourly to weekly |
| Weather, exchange rates, indices | A local or market briefing | Daily |
Every figure on screen and in the voiceover is filled from your source by our code. The model that designs the episode is not allowed to type a number, so a figure that is not in your data cannot appear.
Already have footage? Upload your existing videos or paste links to them, and cut them into new shorts alongside your data shows.
What it costs
Pay per video: $2.50 up to 30 seconds, $3.00 up to 60, $3.50 up to 90, each one designed, voiced, scored and checked by Claude. Or take a monthly pack: Autopilot is $129 for 60 videos, two a day across up to three channels. Network is $399 for 200. Your first two videos are free.
Questions
What counts as a data source?
Anything with a link that changes: a price page, an RSS feed, a JSON endpoint, a Google Sheet or CSV, a GitHub repo, or market data for a stock, token, currency or city. Paste the link and we show you what we found in it before anything runs.
Where do episodes get posted?
Through your own Buffer account to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, X, LinkedIn, Threads and the other networks Buffer supports. Connect Buffer once, then pick channels per show. You can also skip posting and share Monkeygun links.
Can I check episodes before they go out?
By default Claude reviews every finished episode against its data before it posts: figures, readability and anything off-brand. Episodes that fail wait in your queue with the reason. You can also hold every episode for your own OK, or post without review.
Does it post to YouTube?
Yes, through Buffer: connect your YouTube channel in Buffer and pick it as a destination. Vertical episodes go out as Shorts; landscape shows post as regular videos.
Will the numbers be right?
Every figure on screen and in the voiceover is filled from your source by our code, never typed by the model, and each episode carries the source and an as-of time. If the source is wrong, the episode is wrong in the same way, so point it at data you trust.
What does it cost?
Pay per video: $2.50 up to 30 seconds, $3.00 up to 60 and $3.50 up to 90. Or a monthly pack: Autopilot is $129 for 60 videos (two a day), Network is $399 for 200. Shows pause instead of charging you more than you set.
Who owns the channel and the videos?
You do. Episodes post to your accounts and you can download every file. Monkeygun keeps a copy so the show can reference past episodes.
Paste a link. See the shows it can carry.
Your first two videos are free. Then $2.50 a video, or $129 a month for 60.
Start an autopilotRunning something bigger, like many channels or a whole catalog? Talk to us.