Hands posts it. Somebody still has to make it.

The posting isn't the hard part.

You finished the video. Now you owe it a caption. You owe the feed an image. You owe the week a tidy order so it doesn't turn into three hours of tabs.

Scribe Hands does the last step.

It takes what you already made and puts it out: a video to YouTube from a file on your Mac, an image to Instagram once it has a public web address. With Hands alone, the caption and the image are still yours to make.

The add-on does the step before it.

Three workers, each with one job:

• The Conductor sequences the other two and checks their work. You tell it what you want; it runs the other two.
• Content writes the caption, the post, the email, the script.
• Design makes the visual that goes with it.

Your day with both.

1. You tell the Conductor what you want written and made.
2. Content writes the words.
3. Design makes the picture.
4. You hand it to Hands, and Hands publishes it.

Why add it.

If you teach, run a studio, write a book or answer to a feed, you know which half of the work is heavy. It's the making. Hands covers the last step. The three cover the step that wears you down.

$27 on top of the $7. One payment.

Add it with the + on the right.