Real output — every clip above was made with this exact workflow.
Built and taught by the person actually making these — over 50 million views of real output, and the clips are playing right above this sentence.
You already know the old way is brutal: filming means being the product, editing eats your nights, and agencies bill monthly forever. And you've probably seen what happens when someone types one sentence into an AI tool — melted logos, dead eyes, six-fingered hands. Obvious slop.
The tool was never the hard part. The workflow is. Mine takes a bare product name to a finished, subtitled, captioned video — and the whole thing is taught in about three hours.
The proof autoplays at the top of this page — every clip is real, unretouched output from this system.
| What you get | This course | Free tutorials |
|---|---|---|
| Real production prompt templates | Yes | Fragments |
| Unedited worked example, failures included | Yes | No |
| Script formula built for retention | Yes | No |
| Captioning + posting system | Yes | No |
| Honest failure modes & limits | Yes | Rarely |
14-day no-questions refund · works on any computer
Watch the lessons, make your first clip, and if it's not for you, one email inside 14 days gets your money back. The risk is mine, not yours.
Course + AnyFlow app license — $249, one-time. The Mac app I built to run the entire pipeline: script → images → clips → stitch → subtitles → caption → schedule. 13 niches built in, switchable from a dashboard. License covers 2 machines, with 12 months of updates. Ships in about a week — the first 10 preorders get a 1:1 setup call with me.
Straight talk: the app drives your own Google Flow account through a real Chrome browser. That's a gray area in Google's terms and accounts can be flagged — conservative pacing ships on by default, and you're accepting that risk knowingly. Apple Silicon Mac only. Refundable for 7 days before license activation, not after.
I make these videos every day. I built this system because doing it by hand was too slow, then built software on top of it because I'm lazy in the productive way. Everything in this course is what I actually run — same prompts, same templates, same order of operations.
I won't promise you results, and I'd side-eye anyone who does. I'll show you exactly how it's made, exactly where it breaks, and exactly what I do when it does.
You want to post daily without your face, your voice, or a ring light anywhere in the process.
You have something to sell and need scroll-stopping content every week — without an agency bill every month.
You make content for clients and want a production system that turns one afternoon into a week of deliverables.
First finished clip inside the first hour — it's Lesson 3. First complete video by the Module 5 worked example. You produce from day one; this isn't a course you finish before you start.
The course involves zero code. It's a browser tool, a script formula, and copy-paste templates. If you can write an email, you can do this.
The core workflow runs on Google Flow's free tier, which caps daily generations. Want more volume? Google sells paid plans — that's between you and them, and prices change, so I don't quote them. There's no cost owed to me beyond the course.
No. Every video in the carousel is achievable by hand with the course alone. The app removes repetition once you already know what you're doing — that's why it includes the course rather than replacing it, and why I'd tell most people to start at $49.
Course: 14 days, no questions, one email. App tier: refundable for 7 days before you activate your license; once activated the software's on your machine, so not after. Unsure? Start with the course.
The course, yes — any computer with a browser. The optional app, no — Apple Silicon Mac only, and I'd rather tell you that here than in a refund email.
The craft outlives any button placement — that's why the course leads with the skill. App buyers get 12 months of updates included. I don't say "lifetime" because nobody selling software that depends on someone else's website can honestly say it.
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