00:00:01The line
Kortex can generate the ideas as well as make the videos. But you choose which idea is worth making, and you watch the finished video once before it goes out. Those two moments are deliberate. Everything between them, writing, voicing, timing, cutting, captioning, branding, scheduling and posting, runs without you.
Talk at it. A topic, a rant, a rough idea, or a clip you recorded on your phone.
YouThree scripts come back written in your house style. You pick one.
ClaudeSpoken in a consistent voice, or your own recording, kept as-is.
ElevenLabsTranscribed to word-level timings, so captions land on the word, not near it.
WhisperCutaways chosen by what the line means. Nothing matches, nothing is inserted.
579-clip library9:16, safe-zone captions, logo, music ducked under the voice, outro, spoken CTA.
ffmpegYou watch it once. This is the only part that reliably needs a human.
YouTitles, captions and tags per platform, on a calendar, posted by the machine.
Platform APIsRunning on our own channel right now
Volume and cadence only. We don't publish view counts here: the pipeline is what's for sale, and an audience is something you earn.
00:00:04The week
Nothing here is a time saving we invented. The left column is what the work actually is when a person does it. The right is which of those steps stop being yours.
By hand
You are the studio.
you on every step
Through Kortex
You are the editor-in-chief.
you on three steps, auto on the rest
00:00:09Word-level timing
Every word gets its own timestamp, so captions hit in time with the voice instead of near it. The music bed ducks underneath automatically. The line below runs on word timings, the same mechanism the renderer uses.
Most people think the hard part is making the video. It is not. It is doing it again tomorrow.
00:00:14Output
This is the shape it ships in.
Script, voice, captions, cutaways, brand and outro, none of it touched in an editor. Nine-by-sixteen, captions inside the safe zone so nothing is swallowed by a platform's own interface, music ducked under the voice.
00:00:21579 clips
A model reads the line and pulls the cutaway that fits what is being said, not whatever shares a keyword with it. The interesting part is what happens when nothing fits.
3 cutaways surfaced from the library for that idea.
Example frames. When nothing genuinely fits, nothing is inserted. An empty beat beats a stock shot that has nothing to do with the sentence.
00:00:27Distribution
Titles, captions and tags are written per platform, then posted through those platforms' own APIs on the schedule you set. There is no export-and-upload-it-yourself step left in the system.
00:00:33The queue
Thirty-two posts scheduled ahead, dispatched every fifteen minutes.
Thirty-two posts, already written and scheduled.
00:00:40Straight answers
Most tools in this category are demos. This one runs in production every day, which also means its edges are known. Here they are.
Does
Script, voice, captions, b-roll, brand, render, schedule, post.
YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads and Discord, through their own APIs.
Variation engines tuned to your subject matter, so forty videos do not look like one video forty times.
Does not
It makes the work and posts it on schedule. It commits to output, not results: the audience is earned, never bought.
It is run for you, not sold as a seat. Each new brand needs platform approvals measured in weeks of calendar time, so we set it up and run it.
It commits to output, not results. Anyone who tells you otherwise about content is selling something.
00:00:46How it works
This is not a subscription you sign up for and point at your channel. It is a content engine assembled from the ground up around what you actually do: your voice, your house style, your b-roll, your platforms, your posting rhythm.
The part most people miss is variation. A channel that posts the same shape of video forty times reads as a bot, and the platforms treat it that way. Kortex is set up with variation engines tuned to your subject matter, so the output stays recognisably yours without becoming repetitive.
House style, phrasing, the things you would never say.
B-roll, music, logo, outro and caption styling that look like you.
Domains, angles and formats set so no two weeks feel the same.
Publishing runs on your accounts, on your schedule.
00:00:52Also from Kaplex
Kaplex Industries builds the software local businesses actually run on: quoting, operations, lead generation, content and AI visibility. Same idea applied to a different bottleneck each time: take the part of the work that is repetitive and exact, and let software do that part.
quoting
Kalibrate
Quoting built on your real supplier costs, so a price takes minutes.
get found
Websites
Sites built to be found, by search engines and by AI assistants.
operations
Automation
The manual admin between your tools, replaced by systems that run themselves.
AI visibility
Kite
Whether AI assistants recommend your business, measured. Kite Updraft adds Google Ads, tracked to booked jobs.
00:00:58Questions
Not covered here? Write to info@kaplexindustries.com and a person answers.
Talk at it, pick one of three scripts, and watch the finished video once before it goes out. That is the loop. Everything between those steps, writing, voicing, timing, cutting, captioning, branding, scheduling and posting, runs without you.
It posts. There is no export-and-upload-it-yourself path left in the system. Finished videos go to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads and Discord through those platforms' own APIs, on a schedule you set.
Because that is the one decision where taste beats automation, and it costs you about fifteen seconds. Three options come back written in your voice; you choose. Automating that away would make the output blander, not faster.
By meaning, not keyword matching. A language model reads the line and picks a cutaway from a 579-clip library that fits what is being said. When nothing genuinely fits, it inserts nothing. An empty beat beats a stock shot that has nothing to do with the sentence.
No, and that is on purpose. Kortex is a done-for-you engagement, not software you log into. We build it around your brand and run it for you. Onboarding a new brand means platform approvals with YouTube and Meta that take a few weeks: calendar time, not engineering time.
Yes. The same engine cuts long-form documentaries and product films as well as shorts, and the feed versions are cut from the same work. Long-form and product films are scoped per project on the call.
00:01:00Start here
Two minutes of detail is enough for us to tell you whether Kortex is a fit and what a build would look like for your channel. No deck, no discovery sequence. A real reply from a person.
We'll come back to you with what a Kortex build would look like for what you publish, usually within a day or two.