Twenty years of knowing something and the tab with the upload button has been open since March.
Plan it, record it in OBS, finish it on your own GPU. Yappster turns what you know into a YouTube video you're proud to publish. No timeline. No editor. No monthly payment.

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Twenty years of knowing something and the tab with the upload button has been open since March.
You can talk for forty minutes without notes. It's the week after the recording that kills the video.
Trim, trim, trim, zoom, caption, color, export, watch it fail at 99%. Do it again tomorrow.
Desktop audio bleeding into the mic. No true-peak ceiling. Viewers reach for the volume and then leave.
A cloud editor, a caption app, a thumbnail maker, a scheduler. $140 a month, and the footage lives on someone else's server.
You spent the week editing, then slapped a title on it at midnight. The title and thumbnail decide the click, and they got the last ten minutes.
Every box you checked is the same gap.Talking to finished.
You already have the video in your head. Yappster closes the gap in one sitting.
And here's how
Most people never publish because the gap between talking and a finished video is a week of editing. Yappster closes the gap.
Tell it who the video is for and what you know. You get a hook, the beats, the lines worth saying, and a shot list. Edit it or keep it.
Output: a runsheetPick a video in your space that blew past its channel's usual views. Get title and thumbnail pairs modeled on it, each linked to the video it came from. Now you know what you're making.
Output: the title + thumbnail you record toYappster runs your OBS. Each section switches to its own scene, with its own camera, and records your voice on its own track. You just talk.
Output: split takes + mic trackPick one of five looks. Preview the first minute of all five on your own footage, then render it on your GPU. Your description, chapters, and the X and Facebook posts come with it.
Output: the MP4 + everything but the clickThe finish
titles · chapter cards · lower thirds · quote cards · outro
White plates, black type, nothing moving that doesn't need to. For the person who is the credential.
Big floating type with stroke and shadow. Reads on a phone at arm's length.
Letterboxed, serif, slow chapter cards. For the video people watch on a TV.
Grid paper, marker type, callouts that land on the beat. For teaching.
Mono labels, tight lower thirds, agenda cards. For the video that closes a deal.
Graphics sit on top of a clean picture, never baked into it. Preview the first minute of all five, then render the one you want.
Get on the listSee all five on your own footage firstthis is a studio.
By the end of one sitting
Every beat is its own take. Bad take? Redo that one, not the video.
Isolated from desktop audio at the source, not fixed in post.
Titles, chapters, lower thirds. On your GPU, in the look you picked.
Normalized to -14 LUFS with a -1 dBTP true-peak ceiling. No more quiet videos.
Title options and a thumbnail cut from a real frame with your text on it.
Your description template filled in, chapters, plus the X and Facebook posts.

What opens · first group first
Price announced the day it opens
One price.
Not one more subscription.
One email when it opens. That's it.
Before you ask
Three things. A computer with a real graphics card (a gaming PC or any M-series Mac). OBS, which is free. And an AI you already pay for: Claude Code, Codex, or an API key. Everything else installs itself with one line. If your camera and mic work in a Zoom call, Yappster works. Check yours free in 30 seconds.
No. One click builds your studio inside OBS: the scenes your gear can fill, each one framed, your camera, your screen, your mic on its own track, the right encoder. You press record on the page. It never edits your own OBS setup. This is why the video looks like a produced show and not a Zoom call.
Yes. Apple Silicon Macs run the same studio, the same OBS control, and the same setup page. Mac support is brand new, so if setup trips anywhere, message me and I'll fix it that day.
Then not yet. The whole point is that the production runs on your machine, not on a website. A rented GPU option is planned for people who want to stay on a light laptop.
Nowhere. Recording, transcription, cutting, graphics, color, and loudness all run on your machine. Your raw footage never leaves your computer.
One price. Your AI, your way: Claude Code, Codex, or an API key. No markup on the smart parts and no monthly payment. It comes with a free Modern Creator Network account, which is your login. The number goes out in the opening email.
Soon. Modern Creator Network members go first, everyone on this list goes next. You get one email. That's it.

One sitting
Plan it. Talk. Pick a look. Hit render. The title, the thumbnail, and the posts are waiting when it's done.
Get on the listOne email when it opens · members firstTalk. Then hit render.
Joe Lavery · built it, publishes with it