Why I Built - ColdCut

I wasn't a YouTuber. I didn't have a channel or a content problem.

What I had was a pattern I kept noticing — creators with genuinely good ideas who never posted consistently. Not because they were lazy. Because the gap between "I have an idea" and "I have a script ready to record" was just big enough to kill momentum every single time.

They'd open a blank doc, stare at it, close it, and go watch someone else's video instead.

I researched the space and the problem was obvious. There were AI writing tools, there were general script generators, but nothing actually built around how YouTube creators think — briefs, hooks, b-roll cues, production notes, repurposing. The tools that existed felt like they were built by people who'd never scripted a video in their life.

So I built ColdCut in a month.

You brief it on your topic, audience, and format. It comes back with a full production-ready script — hook, structure, b-roll directions, on-screen text, music cues. Then from the same page you can repurpose into Shorts, Reels, and Podcast content, generate your title and description, and run through it on a built-in teleprompter.

The hardest part wasn't building it. It was distribution. Still is.

That's why I'm here — to find the first 100 people who actually need this and see if what I built holds up in the real world.

If you make YouTube content and scripting is the thing slowing you down, I'd genuinely love your feedback.