Two hours of recording.
A month of published content.
Volume finds the topics your audience is already searching for, coaches you through recording them, then edits, packages, publishes, and learns from every video you post. You're the expert. Volume's your content team.
Inside Volume: this week's videos, found and scored for you — before you've opened a blank page.
Built by the editor behind Skool.com's videos and ads
Before Volume was software, it was an editing agency for educational creators — run by a human editor with taste. Volume is that agency, rebuilt to work for you around the clock and learn from every video.
The old ways of doing this all cost too much
You already know the three options. You've probably tried two of them.
Hire an agency
$2,000–5,000 a month for editors who don't know your audience and can't read your analytics.
Do it yourself
Every video costs a filming day plus nights lost to a timeline — and the editing skills you're forced to learn aren't the business you're building.
Post inconsistently
The quiet option most creators actually pick, and the compounding audience they never get.
Volume is the fourth option: an agency made of software, priced like a tool, that gets sharper with every video you publish.
Know exactly what to make, every week
Every week, Volume reads your channel stats, your competitors, and everything it knows about your brand, then hands you a stack of cards: the videos most worth making right now. Each one is scored on real demand and on how well it fits you. Got a better idea? Braindump it and Volume takes it from there.
Your only job is the one nobody can do for you
Record in the browser from a word-for-word script, or switch to performance mode, where only the hook and the bridges between sections go on the teleprompter and the rest is you talking. A coach follows along, you retake anything you want, and you can leave notes for the editor out loud mid-take: “scrap that last part, use this instead.”
You open a finished edit, not a timeline
Best takes picked, silences and filler gone, word-accurate captions, colour graded, motion graphics placed — all done before you arrive. If something feels off, say it: “tighten the intro,” “make the captions bigger.” The full timeline is there for anyone who wants it, and most creators never open it.
Titles that keep the promise
Written against your hook and your audience — not generic clickbait.
Thumbnails, designed not generated
Real compositions built from your own frames and brand type, editable by chat.
Every format, one recording
The long video and every short cut from the same hour in front of the camera.
Post everywhere. Automatically.
Connect your accounts once. The long video goes to YouTube, the cutdowns go to Shorts, Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn and X, all scheduled to the times your audience shows up. Want next Tuesday moved? Tell the calendar.
Every video makes the next one better
Once a video is live, Volume pulls the retention curve back in and reads what actually held people — which hook survived, where they dropped, which thumbnail won the click. That goes straight back into next week's topics, the hooks it writes, and the edits it makes. Nobody else's data. Yours.
Retention, read properly
Second-by-second retention mapped back onto your script and your cuts, not just a view count.
A brand that gets sharper
Your voice, vocabulary, look and winning structures are learned and reused automatically.
Ask it why
The strategy chat can explain what worked, what didn't, and what to make next week.
Built by an editor, not a prompt
William Renner ran a video editing agency for educational creators — including editing for Skool.com and their ads. He built Volume because everything his agency did — choosing topics from the data, editing for retention, packaging for the click — could be taught to software that never gets tired and never stops learning.
That's also why Volume is conservative by design. A missing effect is invisible; a wrong one breaks trust. So the editor would rather do less than ship a visible mistake — because the credibility on screen is yours.
FAQ
No — because the words are yours. Every video starts from what you actually said on camera, and Volume learns your vocabulary, your phrasing, and the structures that work for your audience. It shapes what you said; it doesn't invent a voice for you.
Picking a card and recording it is the job — roughly an hour of talking. Everything after that happens without you: the edit, the captions, the titles and thumbnails, the shorts, the scheduling. Review is a watch-through and, at most, a few chat messages.
Coaches, course creators, community owners, and anyone whose business runs on teaching what they know. If you have the expertise and not the production time, Volume is built for you.
Four steps, the same four tabs you see in the app. Discover hands you a fresh stack of opportunity cards every week. You pick one and record it — from a script, or in performance mode where only the hook and the section bridges go on the teleprompter. Review opens on a finished edit you can change by chat. Publish schedules the long video and every short across your platforms, then feeds the results back into next week.
YouTube (long-form and Shorts), Instagram Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn, and X. Connect your accounts once and Volume schedules the long video plus every cutdown from a single calendar — which you can also just talk to.
Yes. Best-take selection, silence and filler removal, word-accurate captions, colour grading, motion graphics — including any notes you left for the editor while recording. If you want a change, you ask for it in plain English. The full timeline editor is there for anyone who wants to touch it, but most creators never do.
Automatically. Volume finds the moments worth clipping in every long recording, cuts them vertically, captions and packages them, and lines them up on your calendar alongside the main video. One recording session becomes a week of content.
Volume is in early access for members of the Volume community on Skool. Join there, then sign in to the app with the same email address you joined with.