A canvas, not a config file
Drag steps, connect them, press Run. No webhooks, no JSON, no cron expressions — the automation is the picture.
How it works
Connect the tools you already pay for, build the loop once, approve what comes out. Every step below is named by the same registry the canvas reads from.
Looks at how your recent posts performed to guide what comes next.
Decides what to make next: the idea, hook, angle and format.
Turns each idea into a short video with AI.
Nothing goes live until you say so. Review, edit and approve.
Posts approved content to one social account you connected.
Starts the automation again, guided by what performed best. Always within your limits.
…then it goes again, a little better.
All of this ships today. Where a plan limits something, the pricing page says which.
Drag steps, connect them, press Run. No webhooks, no JSON, no cron expressions — the automation is the picture.
Nothing reaches an account until you approve it. On Studio, several people can be required to sign off before anything moves.
Run on a timetable, then spread the batch over hours or days so a week of content does not land in one minute. Cancel any single post.
Ship two versions of the same idea, then compare them by what they actually did rather than by which one you preferred.
Every published post keeps a frozen record of what made it, so reporting survives media expiry and later edits to the automation.
Tie results back to money, not just views — so the next run breeds from what paid, not from what merely travelled.
Keep voices separate. Agencies on Studio get isolated client workspaces with their own roles and approvals.
Every change to an automation is kept and restorable in one click. Archive and restore whole automations.
Caps are enforced before a provider is contacted, not after the invoice arrives. A blocked run says so plainly.
Every app connects in one click with simulated results, labelled as such wherever they appear. Build the whole thing before spending anything.
Invite people with the access they need. A plain-language activity log records who did what.
Studio plans get scoped keys, idempotent writes, and the endpoints behind the app itself.
Mutator is not part of these products and does not resell them. You hold the accounts, they bill you directly, and you leave with them if you go.
Generates the video
Your account, your credits
An AI actor performs your script
Needs their paid plan
Scripts, hooks and captions
Built in — bring Anthropic for your own voice
Publishes to your social accounts
Your account
Post directly
Post directly
Post directly
Direct posting is built and waiting on each platform’s app review. Until one passes, its connect button says so — rather than failing on your first run.
Official templates, copied into your workspace and yours to change. These are the real graphs, step for step.
Fresh short-form videos published on a schedule, guided by what performed.
Analyzes your recent results, decides the next content ideas, generates and edits videos, writes captions, waits for your approval and publishes — then learns from the numbers.
Turns one piece of source content into platform-ready variants.
Give it source content, it finds the most useful moments, creates platform variants, writes captions and publishes after your approval.
A batch of launch assets with captions, scheduled as a campaign.
Feeds your product information into content angles, creates launch assets, writes captions and schedules the campaign once you approve.
Everything connects in test mode first. Nothing published, nothing spent, no card.