01
Analyze
Paste a video that worked
Point MorfCast at a video that performed. It pulls the transcript, scores hook, pacing, retention and CTA clarity, and writes down what the video is actually doing.
ArtifactBreakdown
Short-form content ops for indie iOS developers
You shipped the app.
Now feed the algorithm.
Paste a video that already performed. MorfCast takes apart its structure - hook, pacing, captions - and rebuilds it around your app. Reels, TikToks and slideshows, captioned and rendered at 1080x1920.
No sign-in. It opens straight into the app.
0x1920
every render
0fps
h264 - locked
0
tiktok - reels - shorts
Template3 beats · 14s
hook0:00 - 0:04
demo0:04 - 0:12
cta0:12 - 0:14
Structure only. Example data.
The pipeline · five stages
One video in.
A week of content out.
Nothing here is a wizard. Each stage is a real step with a real artifact: a Breakdown, a Template, a script, a render, an export.
02
Template
Structure, never content
The Breakdown becomes a reusable Template - beat shapes, pacing, caption style, transition rules. Your app, your words. Never the original's script, claims or footage.
ArtifactTemplate
03
Script
Hook, proof, close
The Template seeds a script for your app. Narration is generated and measured first, so beat timing follows the real audio instead of an estimate.
ArtifactScript and narration
04
Render
Remotion on Lambda
Stills, clips, word-level captions and narration composite in the cloud. 1080x1920, 30fps, h264. Every render, no other format.
Output1080x1920 - 30fps - h264
05
Export
TikTok, Reels, Shorts
Finished files come out per platform, with the slideshow variant zipped alongside. You post them yourself.
OutputPer-platform files
Three things, one pipeline.
What it makes
01 - vertical video
Reels and TikToks
A clip per beat, narration from ElevenLabs, word-level captions inside the safe zone. 1080x1920, 30fps, h264.
The line we hold
MorfCast copies structure, not content.
A Breakdown tells you what a video is doing. The Template keeps that shape and nothing else. Your app, your words, your footage - poured into a structure that has already been tested by an algorithm.
Four ways it gets used.
Use cases
Launch day
Cut the launch video from your feature list and ship it the day the build goes live.
Feature drops
New feature, new video. Reuse the template, swap the copy, render again.
Silent slideshows
Take apart image carousels that performed and rebuild the structure around your app.
Long-form to clips
Turn a demo or a podcast appearance into vertical cuts with word-level captions.
The three ways this gets done.
Comparison
| MorfCast | Hiring an editor | Doing it yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to first cut | Minutes | Days to weeks | Hours |
| Cost per video | Provider API cost | $200 to $500 | Your time |
| Reusable structure | Templates | Re-brief every time | Copy the last project |
| Per-platform export | Built in | Another round | Manual re-export |
FAQ
Straight answers.
Pricing.
Billing not wired yet
There is no checkout yet - nothing on this page can be bought today, and the app is open to use while it is this early. These are the prices, not a guess at them: they are costed against what a post actually costs to make.
Starter
one app, posting weekly
30 posts a month - 30 slideshows, or 30 eight-second videos, or any mix. 4 minutes of video, up to 15s each. 2 GB.
$29/mo
$290 a year
Prointended default
one app, posting daily
100 posts a month and 15 minutes of video, up to 30s each. The whole editor, research and export. 10 GB.
$69/mo
$690 a year
Studio
a few apps, or a small team
250 posts a month and 40 minutes of video, up to 60s each. 50 GB.
$179/mo
$1,790 a year
Or pay once, and bring your own keys.
A lifetime licence on your own kie.ai and OpenRouter keys, from $297. Ninety of them across six rungs, the price rises with each one, and it never comes back down.
Bring one video that worked.
MorfCast is early and it has no users to point at yet. What it has is a pipeline that runs end to end. Open it and break down a video - there is no sign-up in the way.