Catpilot · Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts
New videos of your app.
Posted on autopilot.
Catpilot plans, makes and posts a fresh short vertical video of your app on your schedule. Built from your real screens, with captions and a voiceover, and never the same video twice.
$29 a month · Cancel any time · Up to 14 videos a week
How it works
You set the schedule.
The cat does the rest.
01
Set it once
Pick the project you made in Shotcat, connect your accounts and choose the days and times. Until the next slot, Catpilot naps.
02
It plans and renders
From your real screens it picks the angle, writes a caption for each screen, chooses a 3D phone template and records a voiceover with word-by-word subtitles.
03
It posts and learns
The video goes out to Instagram, YouTube and TikTok. Catpilot then reads the views and likes of its posts and leans on what worked.
What a video looks like
Three ways in.
Your app every time.
Every video is a short vertical cut of your real app. Catpilot picks how it opens.
Plan your week of runs
ten seconds a week
Most runners skip the warm-up. Five minutes changes the whole run.
A tip, then the app
A tip or a true fact from your app's field plays over stock footage, then your app takes over.
Plan your week of runs
ten seconds a week
I kept forgetting my runs.
Your hook, then the app
One of your own hook clips opens it, with a line written over it, then your app.
Plan your week of runs
ten seconds a week
Straight to the app
No opener: the first second is already your app, on a 3D phone, with its captions.
In every video
An angle
What this video is about: a feature, a problem it solves, a moment in the app.
Captions per screen
A line for each of your screens, written for that angle.
A 3D phone template
Your screens on a 3D phone, picked from Shotcat's templates.
Voiceover and subtitles
A spoken voiceover, with subtitles that follow it word by word.
Never the same twice
Every video is new.
On purpose.
01
It rotates the angle
Each video takes a different angle on your app: another feature, another problem it solves, another reason to download it.
02
It doesn't repeat itself
Recent hooks, tips and footage are kept out of the next videos, so your followers don't see the same opener twice in a row.
03
It follows the views
Catpilot reads the views and likes of what it posted and makes more of what people watched.
What you keep
Your rules.
It does the posting.
There is no approval step: once a campaign runs, videos go out on their own. You decide when, where and in which languages.
Your schedule
Pick the days and times, in your time zone. Up to 14 videos a week.
Your networks
Post to the Instagram, YouTube and TikTok accounts you connect. Any one, or all three.
Your languages
Add several languages and Catpilot takes them in turn, one video at a time.
Pause any time
Stop a campaign with one click and pick it up later. Run up to 3 campaigns at once.
Campaign
ActiveDays
@yourapp, connected
Languages, in turn
EN DE ES
For coding agents
Your agent can
start it too.
The shotcat CLI pushes the project from your repo and starts a campaign, then checks the runs, pauses it or posts one now. Same subscription as in the studio.
$ curl -fsSL https://shotcat.app/install.sh | sh $ shotcat catpilot create --tips \ --to youtube,tiktok,instagram \ --days mon,wed,fri --times 17:00 \ --locales en,de --voice $ shotcat catpilot status$ shotcat catpilot pause <id>Questions
Yes. Catpilot rotates the angle of each video, keeps recent hooks, tips and footage out of the next ones, and leans on what got views: it reads the views and likes of its own posts.
No, there is no approval step. Once a campaign runs, Catpilot makes and posts each video on your schedule by itself. You can pause any campaign at any time, from the studio or the shotcat CLI.
Instagram (Reels), YouTube (Shorts) and TikTok, on the accounts you connect in the Shotcat studio. Pick any of them per campaign.
A Shotcat project with your app's real screens: the same project you made for your store previews. Add your own hook clips to it if you want videos that open with them.
As many as your schedule asks for: you pick the days and times in your time zone, up to 14 videos a week, across up to 3 campaigns. With several languages, Catpilot takes them in turn.
Yes. Catpilot is a monthly subscription at $29 a month and you can cancel any time. To stop posting for a while without cancelling, pause the campaign.
The stock footage behind tip openers is licensed for commercial use. Hook clips, music and anything else you add to your project must be yours, or yours to use.
Set it once.
Keep posting.
$29 a month. Cancel any time.