Meet OneClick · Your AI video coworker Coming soon

Hire OneClick to make
the video and post it

Describe it, drop in images, or point at a reference you like. OneClick builds the video, writes the caption, and ships it to the channels you run, once a person has said yes.

3Input types: prompt, image, reference
5Workers in the crew
0Posts published without approval

Everything OneClick does

Each area runs on the same engine. Most customers switch one on and add the rest as other teams ask for them.

Video from a prompt

A sentence is the brief. The cut comes back ready to watch, not as a storyboard to interpret.

Image and reference input

Stills, logos and product shots go in; point at a video you like and it matches the treatment.

Caption and copy

The post written for each destination, in the voice the account already uses.

Format variants

The same cut sized for each channel, rather than one video squeezed into four aspect ratios.

Scheduled publishing

Queued or immediate, to the accounts you connect, after a person approves the post.

Asset library

Every generated cut kept, searchable and reusable, so the next video starts from the last one.

OneClick doesn't just answer questions about your data. It models it.

The ontology is what separates a coworker from a chatbot. OneClick holds your video and social world as objects it can reason over and act on, not documents it searches.

Objects it models

Brief
Asset
Cut
Caption
Destination
Post
Campaign
Approval

Actions it can take

Generate
Resize
Schedule
Publish

Each one gated on a named human.

Functions it computes

Variant set
Posting window

Derived live from the systems of record.

A post, end to end

A sentence in, an approved post out.

01 · Ingest
Brief and assets in

The prompt, the images and any reference read into the ontology.
02 · Resolve
One brief, one object

Assets, brand and destination joined into one Brief.
03 · Compute
Cut and variants

The video, plus the sizes each destination needs.
04 · Surface
Preview in the channel

With the caption, before anything is scheduled.
05 · Act
Published

Queued and held. A named human releases it.

A generator stops at step 3. OneClick goes all the way to step 5.

What OneClick connects to

The channels you already post to. Connect the accounts once; approval stays with a person.

Social destinations

LinkedIn
Instagram
YouTube
TikTok

Asset sources

Uploads

Where it reports

Slack
Microsoft Teams

Extend it

APIs
Embeddable widget

OneClick is five workers, not one prompt

Each step of the loop is a separate worker from the Onetab Store, with its own tools and its own guardrail. That's why OneClick can be audited step by step, and why a failure in one stage doesn't silently corrupt the next.

IngestOwns the connections and the refresh.
ResolveOwns identity across systems.
ComputeOwns scoring and derived fields.
SurfaceOwns what reaches the channel.
ActOwns the write, behind approval.

Built for controlled publishing

A named owner

OneClick belongs to a person, not a department. That person approves, and their name is on the record.
Approval gates

Every irreversible action pauses and waits. OneClick proposes; a person decides.
Row-level security

OneClick sees what the approver is allowed to see, and no more.
Spend caps and audit

A per-agent budget, and every run stored and replayable for whoever asks.