From a ReelButler creator
“My grandson thought I’d need his help. I didn’t. My first payout was $318. Last month it was $1,470.”
New stories for every video
ReelButler writes a new story in your niche for every video and never repeats one. For true stories, like history and true crime, it researches the facts on the web first.
- Never repeats a story
- True stories researched on the web
- You see every topic first
Create your first video
Your first video is ready in under 5 minutes.
Where true-story facts come from
For true stories, from true crime to history, ReelButler searches the web: news, encyclopedias, forums and trends.
- Web searchLive search results
- EncyclopediasDates, names and places
- NewsWhat happened this week
- ForumsStories people are sharing
- TrendsWhat people want right now
Before a true story is written, a live search reads the same kinds of pages you would. The facts go into the script, and what people are searching for shapes the next topic. Myths, stoic lessons and morals are original stories, written to keep viewers watching.
A new story every time
ReelButler remembers every topic your channel has covered. Before it picks the next one, it checks that list, so the same story never comes round again, even months later.
Your viewers always get something new, and that is what brings them back. A channel full of fresh stories is also the original work YouTube, TikTok and Instagram want to show. And if you’d rather tell a different story, you see each topic 48 hours ahead and can swap it.
A tone that fits your topic
Each topic gets its own way of telling a story, from calm and factual to slow and tense.
History
“On April 14, 1912, the two men watching for ice on the Titanic had no binoculars. The key to the locker had left the ship with an officer who was moved off the crew before it sailed.”
Scary stories
“In December 1872, sailors found the Mary Celeste drifting in the Atlantic with not a soul on board. Six months of food and water sat untouched below deck, and no one has ever explained why.”
Why new stories keep viewers watching
Viewers come back for something they haven’t heard before. A channel that retells the same story, or runs the same template, gives them a reason to scroll past. Every ReelButler video is a new story in your niche, and your series never tells the same one twice.
For true stories, accuracy matters too. Viewers leave the moment a fact sounds wrong, and someone says so in the comments. So true crime, history and other true-story niches are researched on the web first, and the script gets real names, dates and places: the lookout, the missing key, the night of April 14.
Myths, stoic lessons and morals are original stories, written to keep people watching to the end. Either way, a video people finish is the one a platform shows to more people, and a channel with something new every time is the original work YouTube, TikTok and Instagram reward.
Frequently asked questions
Will anyone watch? How soon?
Yes. People binge these stories every day. Each new video adds to the last, so a channel that posts daily keeps building week after week. Our in-app guide shows you how to give a new TikTok account a strong start.
Can I choose my own topic?
Yes. Pick a ready-made topic, like History or Scary stories, or describe your own in a sentence, like home repair or desert gardening.
Can I make videos in my language?
Yes. Pick your language, and the script is written in it from the start, not translated, then read by a voice that speaks it.
Where do the facts come from?
For true stories, like history, true crime and real-life scary stories, ReelButler researches the topic on the live web, on sources like Google, Wikipedia and the news, before the script is written. Myths, stoic lessons and morals are original stories, so they skip this step. You see every topic before it’s made.
Will it repeat itself?
No. ReelButler remembers every story your series has told, so each video is a new one. That keeps viewers coming back, and it keeps your channel original.
Your first video in under 5 minutes
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