Creator Content
On Autopilot

What Clavis Is

Clavis is a creator content automation system that runs the lifecycle of a piece of content from the moment it is recorded to the moment it lives on every platform. Auto-clipping. Captioning. Cross-posting. Schedule management. The platform-specific work that eats a creator's week, done by software.

It is a creator content scheduling tool with AI built in for the parts that used to need a human. Not a generic scheduler. Not a clipping tool bolted onto a calendar. One system that takes the work end to end.

Why We Built It

Hit Network is a creator network. We manage a roster. We ship podcasts and video shows. We know what it takes to keep a creator publishing across every platform, every week, without losing the will to record.

The math is brutal. A single one-hour podcast can produce twenty Shorts, ten Reels, six TikToks, three X threads, and a YouTube upload. Every platform has its own aspect ratio, caption style, hook expectation, and best post time. Doing it by hand is a part-time job for one piece of content. Doing it well, across a full publishing cadence, is a full-time team.

Most creators do not have a team. They have a camera, an editor (sometimes), and the rest of life. We built Clavis because we watched creators in our own network spend more time on platform busywork than on the thing they are good at. The system handles the clipping, the captioning, the cross-posting, and the scheduling so the creator can record the next thing.

Who It Is For

Clavis fits creators who want to ship more without hiring a media team.

How It Works

1. Upload or connect your source. Long form video, podcast audio, recorded stream, whatever you publish first. Clavis ingests it.
2. AI clips and repurposes. The system finds the moments worth posting, cuts them to the right length for each platform, generates captions, and drafts platform-specific copy.
3. Review and approve. Everything queues up in one dashboard. You scan, approve, and tweak what needs tweaking. No more juggling four scheduler tabs.
4. Auto-post on schedule. Clavis publishes to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and X at the times you set, then tracks how each piece performs so the next batch gets sharper.

What Is Included

• Auto-clipping engine. AI detects high-signal moments in long form and cuts them for Shorts, Reels, and TikToks.
• Caption and subtitle generation. Platform-styled captions with the visual treatment each channel rewards.
• AI content repurposing. One source becomes Shorts, Reels, TikToks, X threads, and YouTube uploads with platform-tuned copy.
• Multi-platform scheduling. Auto-post to social media across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and X from one calendar.
• Approval and review queue. Every piece reviewed before it goes live. No surprise posts.
• Analytics across channels. Performance data per platform, per format, in one view.
• Roster mode for agencies. Manage multiple creators' platforms from one dashboard [ROSTER FEATURE STATUS, confirm with TJ].
• Templates and brand kits. Save your hooks, fonts, and visual style so every clip looks like you.

Built By Operators, Not Vendors

Most creator tools are built by software companies that have never managed a creator. The features look right on a landing page. In practice, they miss the texture of the work. The hook detection is off. The caption styles look generic. The schedule logic does not know that posting a Reel at 2pm Tuesday is different from posting a TikTok at the same minute.

Hit Network manages creators. We know which clips land and which ones die. We know which captions stop the scroll and which ones get skipped. We know what a posting cadence looks like when it actually compounds. Clavis was built with that texture baked in, by the people who manage creators, for creators.

If a software vendor pitches you a creator content automation tool, ask how many creators they have run. We will tell you about ours.

What Sharp Creator Content Automation Looks Like

A few principles separate a creator content scheduling tool that works from one that adds a tab to your stack. Clavis was built against these.

The hook is the product. Auto-clipping that does not know what makes a good hook is just video splitting. Clavis was trained on what lands inside a working creator network. The clips it surfaces are the ones a producer would have picked, faster.

Captions are platform-specific. A TikTok caption is not a YouTube Short caption. The pacing is different, the on-screen text style is different, the hook line is different. Clavis writes for the platform, not for a generic feed.

The schedule respects the channel. Posting at the same minute across every platform is a tell that no one is paying attention. Clavis schedules to the rhythm each platform rewards. Best times come from your actual audience data, not a generic chart.

Approval is fast, not optional. The dashboard is built for the scan-and-approve workflow. You see the clip, the caption, the post time, and the platform in one card. No tab switching. No second-guessing. The fewer seconds per approval, the more cadence you can run.

This is what auto-post to social media should mean. Not pushing the same square peg into four platform-shaped holes. Posting like a team that knows each platform, run by software that was built inside one.