An editing team you can actually afford.
You film. Crew does the rest.
It trims, colors, captions, adds B-roll and graphics, writes the post and schedules it. Podcasts too. You just approve twice.
I spent 2 months and over $3,700 in Claude usage building Crew and training it on my own videos. In the last 30 days alone: 93,258 actions, 6,366 video renders and 3,259 fixes. Every mistake became a rule it follows.
Every one of these was edited by Crew.
Real videos from my page, in three looks. Hi and Lo are the same clip of me, edited two ways. Create your style during setup and change it any time.
From messy phone footage to scheduled.
My actual video filmed on a sidewalk. Every screen below is real.
Film anything. Drop it in one folder.
I had three takes from my phone: one false start, one good run, one that trails off. I didn't name them or sort them. I just dropped them in.
Every flub found. Your best take kept.
A false start. A line said twice. 13 seconds of dead air. The Trimmer cuts the mess and keeps your best take. It never cuts what you meant to say.
It suggests the trims. You tap to agree.
Every cut it suggests shows in red with the reason, usually a spot it thinks would lose viewers. Tap to keep or cut each one, then approve.
Sidewalk audio in. Studio voice out.
Press play on both. Same six seconds. The first is my phone next to traffic. The second is what Crew made from it.
Captions, hook, B-roll and music. In your style.
It edits the trim you approved. Then it checks its own work, frame by frame, before you ever see it.
- Hook on screen“Not a single pound lost in 3 weeks”
- Word-by-word captionsYour font, key words highlighted
- Before and afterMy check-in photos, in the first 2 seconds
- B-roll it found itselfScale shots right as I say my weight. I asked for none.
- Music under your voiceNever louder than you
- Loud and clearThe right volume on every app
- Every frame checked979 frames. My timing untouched.
The caption, cover, title and first comment write themselves.
It writes your caption from what you said, picks the best of 18 cover lines and puts it on your best frame. You can change any of it.
Change anything. Then approve.
Want something changed? Leave a note at the exact second. Rewrite the caption. Swap the song. Each change goes to the right person on your team.
Approved. Scheduled. Done.
Approve it and it's scheduled to every app you use, with its cover and first comment. Two weeks of posts stay lined up, so you never run out.
2:02 of messy footage. Two taps from you.
Two taps and a text. Your team does the rest.
You approve the trim. You approve the final. Want a change? Text your COO. Ten AI roles do everything else.
Approve the trim
Extra cuts it suggests show in red, each with a reason. Tap to agree.
Approve the final
Change the caption, cover or song. Then approve. It's scheduled.
Text your COO
Anything else, just ask. It goes to the right person on your team.
B-roll you never have to think about.
Drop in any clip or photo. Crew watches it, names it by what's in it and files it. It's ready the next time a video needs it. You never have to remember what you filmed.
I never told it what to use. It found clips I forgot I even had, and put them right where they fit.
Bishoi, on the B-roll in “Lifestyle Change”The editor reads what you say, searches your whole library and drops the right clip on the right word. Here it found footage from my heavier years for “running”, “lifting weights” and “riding around”.
It finds B-roll online. By itself.
Need a shot you never filmed? It searches YouTube and public film archives, or uses any TikTok or Reel you send it. It takes only the seconds it needs and saves where each clip came from.
“…peeling an egg using tweezers…”
Checked 3 videos, picked the one with no text on screen and used two moments, each on its own line.
Studio graphics. Without the studio.
1812 of the 44 effects your crew can make, in your colors and fonts, timed to your words. Ask for any of them by name.
And 2632 more, from Card Deck, Search Bar and Delete Apps to Video Grid, Match Cut Word and Follow Card.
Long videos too. Solo or podcast.
Real long-form videos of mine. You approve the plan, Crew builds the edit, then cuts every short worth posting from it.
Solo videos, fully produced.
My episode “You Don't Need More Willpower.” Crew planned every graphic and B-roll shot and told me why. I approved the plan, then it built the edit, with chapters, three titles and three thumbnails to pick from.
- Cold open: “From this episode”
- A title card that hooks the viewer
- Motion graphics from what I said
- The line people screenshot
- RAW footage, color graded
- B-roll found online, named
- My words beside me
- A chart that tells the story
- Subscribe reminder
Multiple cameras in. One episode out.
My podcast: two camera angles, 67 minutes long. It lined them up, heard who was talking and cut to them. A wide shot when you go back and forth. A punch-in on a long answer. Two cameras or ten.
Your cameras, matched.
My iPhone angle looked washed out next to my Sony. Crew matched them, so both look like the same camera. Drag to compare.
Long form → shorts worth posting
It watches the whole episode and finds the moments that stand out. Each short opens on its strongest hook and ends on the point. As many as are worth posting, then they come to you to approve.
Editing is why I posted less.
I'm a weight-loss coach and a speaker. Not an editor or an AI guy. Every video used to start with: is this one worth editing? Editing cost time, money and rounds of fixes, so I posted less than I wanted.
Crew gave me that time back. Now I film everything. You still film. It does the editing in your style and schedules it for you.
Every mistake from my 2 months building it is already fixed. You start with the finished version.
830K followers across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube. Counts from Oct 21, 2026.
MrBeast has a full production team.
We have a phone & an hour after work.
Crew levels the playing field for creators just starting out, trying to share their gift.
I built it for myself. It worked, so I packaged it with a step-by-step guide. The launch price covers the months I spent building it.
Level The Playing FieldGet Crew · $197 Once7-day money-backHiring this team: $4,650 a month.
Less than the price of 2 well-produced videos… for every video you'll ever make.
Launch price, first 100 buyers. Then $497. Plus your Claude or ChatGPT plan.
Get Crew · $197 Once7-day money-backof your month. About an hour a reel, every cut by hand.
a month for six freelancers, plus rounds of fixes.
a reel. $197 once, and your team does the rest.
Everything you get. $197 once.
Install it and run your first video through it. If Crew isn't for you, email help@crewedits.com within 7 days of buying and you get your money back.
Bonus tools, included free.
Crew also posts your videos, cleans your audio, finds your clips, picks your songs and more. All of it comes with Crew. No upsells.
Viral Hit Finder: see which Instagram reels are blowing up in your niche
Pick creators in your niche. It ranks every reel against their usual views, so the outliers jump out. Ashton Hall’s top reel hit 597M views, 21× his usual. Find what’s working, then make it yours.
Solo YouTube videos, edited
You approve a plan first. Then you get the edit with chapters, three title options and three thumbnails to pick from.
Find any clip by what's in it
Every photo and video in your footage folder gets described and dated. Type “running in the rain” and see every rain run you ever filmed. Paste a script and it suggests a shot for each line.
Auto scheduling
Approve a video and it's scheduled with its cover and first comment to every app you pick: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, Threads and more. Two weeks of posts stay lined up. It runs on Zernio, free for 2 accounts.
My 57 go-to background songs
The 57 songs I use most, tagged by mood, with the exact second each one gets good. The songs belong to the artists, so the kit can't include the music files. Save the ones you like into your music folder once, and from then on the song picker starts each one on its best part.
Phone audio that sounds like a mic
Crew listens to every clip and picks the right cleanup. Heavy street noise goes to Auphonic, free for 2 hours a month. Lighter noise is cleaned right on your computer, also free.
Four things you probably already have.
Premiere Pro
CapCut
Final Cut Pro
DaVinci Resolve
After EffectsNo editing app and nothing to learn. Crew installs the tools it uses and runs them for you.
Drop one zip in. It sets itself up.
No coding required. Pick where you run it. It reads the instructions inside and does the work.
Same zip, same team, same videos.
Drop the zip in
Drag crew.zip into the Claude app or the ChatGPT app (Codex) and type “set this up”.
It installs everything
Every tool your team needs. You just watch.
Pick your look
A setup page asks how you want everything: your look, captions, B-roll, music and posting. Tap "Use recommended" on any section for quicker setup.
Then it sets up your folders, your team and your own review portal. Drop in your first video and you're live.
Asked and answered.
What does it cost to run?
$20 a month for Claude Pro or ChatGPT Plus, which works for most creators. Posting several times a day? Claude Max or ChatGPT Pro gives you more room. Auto-scheduling through Zernio is optional and free for 2 accounts. Auphonic's street-noise cleanup is free for 2 hours a month, and everything else is free and open source.
Claude Code or ChatGPT Codex?
Both work: same zip, same team, same videos. We recommend Claude Code because we've seen slightly better results with it. Already pay for ChatGPT? Use Codex.
Does it post without me?
No. Nothing is scheduled until you approve the final. You can change the caption, cover line, title, first comment or song first.
How long does setup take?
About an hour, and most of it is waiting while Claude Code or Codex installs everything. You drop in one zip, answer about 10 minutes of questions and pick your look.
How much of my time does it take?
Filming, plus two reviews per video.
Does my computer need to stay on?
Yes, at the times your team works. Keep it plugged in and awake then. Everything runs on your own computer.
Do I need to know how to edit or code?
No. You review on a web page and text your COO in plain words. Setup is one zip that Claude Code or Codex installs for you.
Will the videos look like mine, or like yours?
Yours. Setup asks about your look, captions, B-roll, music, cuts and posting, with one-tap recommended answers if you don't want to decide. Every note you leave after that becomes a rule the team follows.
Can I show it a video I like?
Yes. Paste any TikTok, Reel or YouTube link in the review page's inspo box, or text it to your COO: "make mine like this". It watches the video, then copies the hook style, pacing, captions and song for your edit.
Where does my footage need to be?
Anywhere: a folder on your computer, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive or an external drive. You pick the folder once during setup.
Does it work on Windows?
Yes. It runs on Windows 10 (version 1809 or newer) or Windows 11, and on a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer).
Is it a subscription?
No. Crew is a one-time payment. The only monthly cost is your own Claude or ChatGPT plan ($20 a month for Claude Pro or ChatGPT Plus).
Why is it so cheap?
I built Crew for myself, to edit my own videos. It worked so well that I packaged it up for other creators, priced to earn back some of what it cost me to build. The first 100 buyers get it for $197. After that it goes up to $497.
What if it isn't for me?
You have 7 days. Email help@crewedits.com within 7 days of buying and you get your money back.
Film it tonight. Approve it tomorrow.
Ten AI roles, a COO to run them and all 6 bonuses. $197 once for the first 100 buyers, then $497.