How it works

How your content is made.

Every tool in this category has an answer to “is this just AI slop?”. Here is ours in full: which parts are machine-written, which parts are yours, who decides what ships, and what the product will not do.

The loop

Three steps, one human gate.

It starts with your website.

You paste your URL and confirm Zoomies may read it. A crawl visits up to twelve pages of your own site in about two minutes and pulls out what is already there: your offer, your words, your proof. Nothing is invented at this stage, and you can correct anything the crawler got wrong before any draft exists.

A machine writes the first draft.

The hooks, captions, and slide text come from a language model working from your brand profile. This is AI-generated content and we do not pretend otherwise. What keeps it from reading like AI slop is that it is grounded in your pages rather than a template, and that every draft still has to survive you.

You approve every single post.

Nothing is scheduled or published without an explicit yes from you. There is no setting, plan, or automation that removes this step. Review shows each draft whole, in the format it will post in. You approve it, edit it, or bin it. The decision is never pre-made for you.

The footage

Where the visuals come from.

Text walls

Your caption over a short silent motion clip from our own library. These clips are generated by us (fictional people, generated from starter frames we commissioned) or licensed for the beta. Nobody films you and no real person appears as "you".

Carousels

Stills with text rendered over them at export time, so the words stay crisp and editable. Background plates come from curated theme collections we track provenance on, beta-only, with the source page stored against every asset.

Green screens

A reaction clip keyed over a background image. The foreground clips carry a per-clip rights review: recognisable public figures, logos, burned-in watermarks, copyrighted characters, and identifiable children are flagged in metadata that rides along with every asset. Your uploads can be used too; those are covered by the attestation you accept in the terms when you upload.

Every media asset in the product carries license metadata, a source record, and a render-time check: if a creator release has been revoked, expired, or blocked, that asset cannot enter a new render even if the file is still on disk.

The limits

What Zoomies does not do.

  • It does not publish anything you have not approved, and there is no autopost-without-review tier.
  • It does not sell, rent, or warm social media accounts. Posts go out on your handle through official platform APIs.
  • It does not automate likes, follows, comments, DMs, views, or any engagement behavior.
  • It does not put you on camera, and it does not generate an AI version of you without recorded consent.
  • It does not guarantee views, followers, signups, or reach. No honest tool can, and anyone promising that is selling you a number they made up.
  • It does not cover LinkedIn, X, Threads, or Pinterest. TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook are the list.
  • It does not add copyrighted music to exports. You pick a trending sound inside the platform itself, where the licensing is handled.

Some drafts miss. That is what the review queue is for, and why it is a queue rather than a firehose.

Keep reading

The paperwork.

Terms of Service

Who owns the generated content (you do), acceptable use, and the upload attestation.

Read the terms
Pricing

Plans and allowances. Payments are off during the beta.

See plans

Let people find it.

Start with your website

Free starts you with three finished posts. No card.