The five year plan

Content is cheap now. Distribution is everything.

AI collapsed the cost of making content, so making it is no longer the hard part. Getting it seen is. We build many, many distribution systems: a hundred channels in five years, each one an audience we can reach every day and a business built on top of it.

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The thesis

Anyone can make content now. Almost nobody can distribute it.

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Distribution systems, many of them

We are building many, many distribution systems: channels, clip pipelines, shorts engines and cross-platform publishing that puts content in front of the same audience every single day. AI is the engine underneath, but distribution is the asset we are actually building.

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AI runs 80% of the pipeline

Research, scripting, editing, thumbnails, clipping and scheduling all run through AI. The other 20% stays human on purpose: taste, judgement and final sign-off. Human in the loop, always, because that is what keeps the work good.

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Capitalise every audience

Once the distribution works, monetising is the easy part. Every serious audience keeps asking for the same tool, so we build it with AI in days, run it forever, and split the company with the creator fifty fifty.

Why we are doing this

Why 100 channels, and why now.

01

Because distribution is the scarce asset now

AI made the supply of content infinite, so attention got more valuable, not less. Owning a system that reaches the same audience every day is worth more than any single video, and it compounds.

02

Because 80% of the process is automatable now

Research, scripts, voice, edit, thumbnail, clips, scheduling and analytics all have an AI system behind them. The remaining 20% is human in the loop: a person makes the taste calls and signs off. That mix is what makes one hundred channels a real operation and not a slogan.

03

Because monetising it is a rare, short window

Build cost is near zero, distribution is still free and audiences still pay for software. That gap will close. Until it does, every channel we run can be turned into a subscription business, and a hundred shots beat one.

100
channels by year five
80%
of the pipeline automated, humans sign off
15 days
idea to live product
50%
owned by the creator
Human in the loop

80% automated. The last 20% is human.

AI runs research, scripting, production and distribution around the clock. People stay in the loop for the calls that actually decide whether a channel works: what to make, what to cut and when to ship. Automation gives us volume. Humans keep the taste.

An AI generated presenter, one of the formats we run
Faceless motion graphics content from the AI pipeline
01

Research and scripting

Trend and comment mining feeds an AI writer trained on the channel's voice, so briefs and scripts arrive already on brand.

02

Production

Voice, b-roll, generated scenes, edit and thumbnails assembled automatically. A human approves, they do not assemble.

03

Distribution

One recording becomes long form, shorts, carousels and a newsletter, scheduled across platforms without anyone touching an upload form. This is the part that matters most.

04

Monetisation

Analytics and comments feed straight into product decisions, then the AI tool the audience keeps asking for gets built and billed.

Video work

Real videos, real channels.

Press play to watch an example without leaving the page, or open the case study for the format, the scope and what came out of it.

Niches we are building

Every niche is another distribution system.

Some formats run on real footage, some are fully generated. What they share is the system behind them: AI does the volume, a human keeps the standard, and the distribution compounds.

AI videos

Fully AI generated channels

AI presenters, generated scenes and synthetic b-roll, scripted and assembled by the pipeline. A person reviews every upload before it goes live.

Challenge videos

Challenge and learning formats

I tried it for 30 days formats that people finish and share. High retention by design, and easy to clip into a week of short-form.

Faceless

Faceless explainers

Motion graphics explainers in finance, health and tech. No camera, no crew, and the format works in every language we point it at.

Fitness and check-insStudy and focus streamsDocumentary buildsPodcast repurposingNiche news and dataKids learning formats

If you are interested in helping build, let us know.

Creators, operators, engineers and editors are all part of the next twenty channels. Leave a note on what you would want to build with us and we will come back with where it fits.