Turn app screen recordings into social posts
ClipMyApp helps you turn one app recording into TikTok, Reels, and Shorts content, with drafts you can review before publishing. It also includes scheduling and an MCP server for Claude and other MCP clients.
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ClipMyApp is an AI content creation tool for app and SaaS teams that want to turn product footage into short-form social content. Based on the site content, it focuses on generating videos, memes, hook-based posts, and carousels for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
ClipMyApp is more of a guided content-production system than a fully autonomous agent. It can generate drafts, help refine them, and schedule approved posts, but publishing is gated by your review and permission. That makes it useful if you want AI...
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- Starter ($29/mo): 300 premium credits per month, about 15 app-footage videos, 1 project, unlimited memes/hooks/carousels, unlimited drafts and scheduling.
- Growth ($49/mo): 600 premium credits per month, about 30 app-footage videos, 1 project, unlimited memes/hooks/carousels, unlimited drafts and scheduling.
- Scale ($99/mo): 1,400 premium credits per month, about 70 app-footage videos, 3 projects, unlimited memes/hooks/carousels, unlimited drafts and scheduling.
- Credit top-up: 200 credits for $12 for subscribers.
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