Point it at a source. Get a show.
Prices, filings, listings, leaderboards — when the source changes, a new episode is made, checked, and waiting for review or posted. Quiet days stay quiet.
Built for fintech, DeFi, collectibles, and anyone whose content is really a data stream.
Connect the source
A page, an RSS feed, or your own structured data over the API. Monkeygun records what it fetched and never invents a number.
Define the show
Voice, format, style notes, and a policy: hold for review, daily digest, or autopost.
Let it listen
The first check is a silent baseline. After that, an episode only when something changed — or on the schedule you set.
Superform · Peaks · Pokémon TCG
- The problem
- Yields move daily, 13F filings arrive in waves, card prices shift by the hour. Static content can't keep up and manual production can't scale.
- How it runs
- A listening series per source. Scripts quote only the fetched figures; the video shows the source. Rendered and queued automatically.
- The result
- Daily videos with live data and no projections. Per-filing editorial at filing volume. 151-episode series from one price API.
The videos
Real output. Press play, then make your own with the same flow.
Questions data-driven channels ask
What counts as a change?
Meaning, not markup: titles, figures, and item ids are fingerprinted. A restyled page with the same facts is quiet.
Can I send my own data?
Yes — POST structured JSON to the API; every value becomes a quotable fact. Great for internal metrics.
What if a source goes down?
The series records the real HTTP status and notifies you. It never makes an episode from a failed fetch.
Make one like this
Opens the studio with this brief already in the chat. Your first video is free.
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