How it works
Your next month of reels in three steps.
The whole run, in the order it happens — what ClippyOS does, what you do, and the one thing it never does: upload your footage.
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Paste
Paste one reel. It reads how it’s built.
Paste the reel you want to recreate. ClippyOS reads how it’s built — how long each scene runs, how fast it cuts, where the text sits — and states the format it found in plain words, with a way to flip it if it’s wrong.
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Generate
One press, and thirty reels cut themselves.
Press Generate. ClippyOS cuts thirty versions from your strongest clips, to the reel’s beat, and renders them on your own machine.
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Yours
Tweak any reel. Export every one.
Correct a word, switch the typeface, add a frame — each edit re-cuts the reel in front of you. Then export the ones you’d post, straight to disk and ready for the feed. The track gets added in Instagram when you post — ClippyOS shows its name next to the export.
Your footage never uploads anywhere.
The server handles sign-in, billing, fetching the reference reel, and a few short AI calls — transcript text and a single frame of the reference reel, never a frame of your own footage. That isn’t a promise you have to take on trust: there is no upload path in the product, so the capability simply doesn’t exist.