For agencies, brands and media teams

We build custom AI content production systems

Built around how your team already works, then handed over to you. One content plan in, scripts, voiceovers, motion graphics, video, thumbnails and posts, published on schedule to every social channel, blog and newsletter you run.

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Selected clients

Brands and teams we’ve worked with

SPIL Momentum Fitness OEC Oceanic Engineering Consultants Blossom & Dew Walkers Yachts World in Seconds Medico Ultimate MRCEM SBA Naturelac Paints AI Exam Support
Wild Bloom Electrical and Plumbing Services A Innovation Edibear Novatec Glass MyITCerts Events Exhibition Management OAP Exam Support Argus Systems

What actually happens

Upload one file. The system does the rest.

Scripts, voiceovers, visuals, video, graphics, descriptions and publishing — one workflow, one system, under an hour. It does the work of an editor, animator, social media manager, writer and project manager, without the five subscriptions and the spreadsheet holding them together. See every stage of the pipeline.

  1. 01 You upload

    Whatever your work already starts from.

    A brief, a resource document, research notes, study material — .txt, .md, .docx, any format you already keep it in. You define what goes in. The system is built around your input, not a template you have to fill.

  2. 02 The system runs

    Ten steps, in the same order, every time.

    1. 01 You upload the source
    2. 02 It reads and writes the script
    3. 03 It builds the video
    4. 04 It reviews the video
    5. 05 It writes the descriptions
    6. 06 It makes thumbnails and graphics
    7. 07 It reviews the graphics
    8. 08 It schedules to your channels
    9. 09 It cross-checks the queue
    10. 10 It updates your calendar

    Nothing reaches a channel unreviewed. Your own approval gate is optional on top.

  3. 03 The system publishes

    On your content plan, to every channel you run.

    Reviewed assets are scheduled against the plan you gave the system. Nothing goes out at a time you did not set.

    • YouTube
    • Instagram
    • Facebook
    • TikTok
    • LinkedIn
    • X
    • Pinterest
    • Threads
    • Your blog
    • Your newsletter

    And after it goes out

    • Confirms every post actually landed
    • Updates your content plan automatically
    • Retries and repairs most failures itself
    • Only if one needs you: email, SMS or WhatsApp — your pick

And none of this

  • No subscriptions
  • No seat licences
  • No headcount
  • No payroll or HR
  • No sick leave
  • No burnout

Always on

  • 24/7

    It keeps running while you sleep

  • Real-time

    Analytics on every run

  • Monthly

    Reports, summarised

  • Any device

    Phone, tablet or desktop, anywhere you have a connection

One vendor holds the data, disclosure is applied at generation, and the build follows EU AI Act rules already in force.

See the full pipeline

Most content operations run on five subscriptions, five job roles, and a spreadsheet nobody trusts.

Before · After

  • Before: 5 roles now: 1 system

    Editor, animator, social manager, writer and project manager — one system, and one person to watch it.

  • Before: 30 days now: Under 6

    Monthly production days. The system runs 24/7 — no burnout, sick leave, cover or HR overhead.

  • Before: $3,000+ now: Hundreds

    Monthly spend. A team payroll becomes a system running cost you control — no salaries, no benefits.

  • 10+ channels

    From one plan — YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Pinterest, Threads, your blog and your newsletter.

Not a projection. We rebuilt our own operation on it and went from twelve people to two — and on one client account we measured the same change end to end, with output up 34%.

What if you woke up to next month’s content already made, scheduled and published?

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What comes out

One run. Every file your channels ask for.

Not one master a person then reformats four times. Each of these is produced in the same run, at the spec the platform enforces.

  • 16:9

    Long-form video

    Landscape, with your intro and outro attached, assembled to the brand template.

    YouTube · blog embeds

  • 9:16

    Short-form video

    Composed for vertical in the same run, with the same intro and outro treatment.

    Shorts · Reels · TikTok

  • 16:9

    Thumbnails

    Generated as a tested set rather than a single guess, styled to your channel.

    YouTube

  • 1:1

    Community posts

    Square image posts pulled from the same script, so the message stays one message.

    YouTube community · feeds

  • 4:5

    Graphic posts

    Square or portrait, sized to each platform and delivered in PNG.

    Instagram · LinkedIn · Facebook

  • Article

    Blog articles

    Written from the same brief, with a cover image and inner images placed in the body.

    Your blog · newsletters

The difference

Made with editor’s standards, not just generated.

Anyone can generate a clip in a browser, which is exactly why one is worth little. AI writes and checks the work here. Everything you actually watch is built to the standard a video editor and an animation artist would hold it to.

Where AI does the work

  • Writes and researches the script
  • Generates the voiceover
  • Writes descriptions, keywords and hashtags
  • Reviews every asset before it is queued

These uses are disclosed at the point of generation and recorded on every asset, because that is what the rules in force require.

Where the craft is

  • Edited, not generated

    Intros, outros, music, transitions and pacing, cut the way an editor cuts them.

  • Typography and motion

    Kinetic type, lower thirds and motion graphics built against your design system.

  • Animation with a hand in it

    Drawn-style animation, letterforms and shapes, the way an animation artist would tablet them.

  • Told as a story

    Structured to hold attention and carry authority, not assembled to fill a slot.

  • Yours, not a template

    Every run is composed against your brand. No two clients receive the same treatment.

  • Graphics finished by hand

    Thumbnails and posts composed piece by piece, not poured into a preset.

One system standing in for a video editor and an animation artist, at the same standard, in less time and at lower cost.

See for yourself

Can you tell which one the system made?

Two videos and two sets of posts below, all of it work that really went out. One of each was made by a human editor. The other came out of the system. Have a look, then press the button to see the answer.

Short-form video

  • Video A Produced by the system

  • Video B Made by a human editor

Sound on. The voiceover is part of what you are judging.

Community posts

Swipe each set to see all three.

Set A Designed by a human

  • Community post 1 from sample set A
  • Community post 2 from sample set A
  • Community post 3 from sample set A

Set B Produced by the system

  • Community post 1 from sample set B
  • Community post 2 from sample set B
  • Community post 3 from sample set B

If you had to look twice, that is the whole point. The system's work is held to the standard a video editor and an animation artist would hold it to, not to a lower one because a machine produced it.

Three ways to automate content. But only one you own.

All three can publish a video. What separates them is whether anyone checked it before it went out, what you own when it’s done, and where your data sits.

How a no-code automation agency, off-the-shelf AI tools and a custom build compare across seven decision points.
Decision point No-code automation agency Freelancers and agencies wiring Zapier, Make or n8n into a chain. Off-the-shelf AI tools Subscription products you configure and run yourself. Custom build · GroovyMark A system designed around your workflow, built from scratch.
What actually goes out Most AI pipelines generate and publish. This one reviews first. Whatever the chain assembled Whatever the template generated Only what passed review
Who owns it Agency’s account Vendor’s platform You do, on your accounts
Where your data goes Every connected app is another processor agreement. Across 5+ connected apps Each vendor separately One AI vendor, that’s it
Cost model Per task, scales with volume Per seat, per tool, monthly Build once, then run cost only
Doubling your output Volume is a setting, not a rebuild. Nothing to quote or wait for. New scope, new quote Upgrade to the next tier You turn it up, no dev cost
EU AI Act disclosure Enforceable since August 2026. Fines scale with turnover. Usually not handled Varies by vendor Built in, to rules in force
When a vendor changes an API Workflow breaks You wait for a fix We patch it, nothing breaks
Changing it later Back to the agency Wait for the roadmap You ask, we build it
Fits your existing workflow You adapt to the tool You adapt to the tool Built around how you work

Who holds your content today — and what do you keep if you stop paying?

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In their words

Eleven teams who stopped doing it by hand.

  • When we started OAP Exam Support, video content was everything to us, but production, editing, publishing, and then actually tracking who was interested in our courses was a mess spread across five different tools. They rebuilt that whole pipeline from scratch, from how we film and edit, to how leads land in our system and get followed up on. I don’t touch a single spreadsheet anymore. One of the best decisions I’ve made for this business.

    Dilshan Founder, OAP Exam Support USA
    Testimonial 1 of 11

  • I’ve worked with a few agencies before, and most of them build something, hand it over, and disappear. This has been different. The website, our social pages, and the whole marketing pipeline are still actively maintained, and things get adjusted when something isn’t converting well. That ongoing part matters more than people realize.

    Jessica Founder, AI Exam Support USA
    Testimonial 2 of 11

  • As CTO I’m naturally a bit particular about how systems get built. What we got wasn’t just a nice-looking website but a proper backend for managing client agreements and requirements, all connected together. It’s solid, and it hasn’t needed babysitting.

    Noah CTO, OEC Engineering UK
    Testimonial 3 of 11

  • From an operations point of view, this has honestly been a relief. Client agreements used to go back and forth over email and get lost in someone’s inbox. Now website enquiries, agreements, and tracking what each client actually needs all sit in one system. It’s made my job noticeably easier.

    Tharani Operations Lead, Novatec Glass Australia
    Testimonial 4 of 11

  • We’re a fairly technical business, and I was worried a marketing team wouldn’t get what we actually do. That wasn’t the case at all. The website explains our services properly, social media is consistent, and the pipeline behind it means nothing falls through the cracks anymore.

    Thisara Founder & CEO, Argus Systems UK
    Testimonial 5 of 11

  • Managing yacht enquiries used to mean juggling requirement sheets and contracts across different tools. Now it’s all connected to the website and tracked properly from first enquiry through to signed agreement. Made a real difference to how organised we are.

    Freya Marketing Manager, Walkers Yachts UK
    Testimonial 6 of 11

  • As a trades business, we never thought we needed much more than a phone number and word of mouth. Getting a proper website and a social presence that actually brings in jobs changed my mind pretty quickly. The lead system means I know exactly where an enquiry came from before I even call the customer back.

    Sandeepa Founder, Electrical & Plumbing Services UK
    Testimonial 7 of 11

  • Our website used to just sit there looking nice and doing nothing. Now it actually feeds leads straight into our pipeline, and our social media finally connects to the rest of our marketing instead of existing on its own. Really happy with how it all works together.

    Maheshi Marketing Executive, SPIL Glass Australia
    Testimonial 8 of 11

  • Our bookings come through a proper system now instead of DMs and missed calls. The website looks the part too, which matters a lot for an adventure travel brand. Good, reliable work.

    Antwon CEO, WildBloom Adventures UK
    Testimonial 9 of 11

  • They took over our social media and built a proper lead pipeline behind it. Simple as that. It just works, and we’re not chasing enquiries manually anymore.

    Haris Co-Founder, MRCEM UK
    Testimonial 10 of 11

  • Beautiful website, social media that actually looks like us, and a lead system running quietly in the background. Couldn’t ask for more.

    Anusha Founder, Blossoms & Dew New Zealand
    Testimonial 11 of 11

One system. Two ways to buy it.

You run it

Own it and run it

We build the system around your workflow and hand it over. Your team operates it directly, on your own accounts and credentials, so nothing is rented and no subscription can switch it off. The code behind it stays with us, which is how we can guarantee it and change it when you ask.

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We run it

We run it for you

The same system, operated by us as a monthly service. Nothing to manage on your side: we handle planning, approvals, scheduling and reporting against your channels. Your accounts and your data stay yours, and you can commission your own build and take over whenever you want.

See the managed plan

The monthly plan is the way to prove the workflow on real output before committing to a build of your own. Compare the two side by side.

Before you book

The six things people ask us first.

Is this just AI generated video?

No, and that distinction is the point. AI writes the script, generates the voiceover, writes the descriptions and reviews the work. The video itself is produced the way an editor produces one: intros, outros, music, transitions, typography and motion graphics, composed against your brand rather than poured into a template. Animation is drawn in the style an animation artist would draw it. Anyone can generate a clip in a browser, which is exactly why a generated clip is worth little. Where AI is used it is disclosed, because the rules in force require it.

Can one AI content system replace a five person content team?

It replaces the production work of five roles: editor, animator, social media manager, writer and project manager. One person monitors it instead. What it does not replace is judgement, so strategy, brand decisions and what to say next stay with you. The system runs 24/7 with no payroll, HR, sick leave or cover to arrange.

How long does it take to produce and publish a video with AI?

Under an hour, from one uploaded file to published posts. The system reads your document, writes the script, generates the voiceover, builds the visuals, cuts the video to each ratio, makes the thumbnails and graphics, writes the descriptions, then checks its own work before anything is scheduled. There is no handoff between tools, which is where most of the time usually goes.

Do I own the AI system, or is it a subscription?

That depends on which of the two you take. Build it and you own it outright: it is a one-off build cost, there is no content limit, and it is not a subscription. The system runs on your accounts and your credentials, your team works through its front end, and no licence can be withdrawn to switch it off. The code behind it stays with us, the way a studio keeps its working files, and that is how we can guarantee the build, fix anything that breaks and keep improving it. When you want the pipeline changed, you tell us and we make the change with you. If we ever stopped trading, every credential you need to keep it running is handed straight to you. The alternative is to have GroovyMark run the same system for you on a monthly plan. That one is a subscription, it carries a content allowance, and the system stays on our side. It is the faster and cheaper way to start, and you can move to your own build later.

Is AI generated content legal under the EU AI Act?

Transparency duties for synthetic audio, video and imagery are already in force, and they require that AI generated content is disclosed. AI is used here for writing, scripting, voiceover and review, and each of those uses is declared. We apply disclosure at the point of generation rather than as a label added afterwards, and the inputs behind each run are tracked rather than guessed at afterwards. This is how the build is designed, not legal advice, and we do not hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification.

How many social media channels can one content plan publish to?

From a single plan: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Pinterest, Threads, your own blog and your newsletter. Each asset is sized and formatted per platform, scheduled against the plan you gave the system, then checked after publishing so your content plan updates itself.

Tell us about your content operation.

A short call to work out the route. Build your own system from scratch, or start on GroovyMark’s and prove the workflow on real output first. We’ll help you decide which one fits before anything gets built.

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