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What automating a channel brought in
Stories of channels run with an AI agent, told with the screens and the numbers the platforms reported. Every number carries the date it was read.
Each story is told with real screenshots, and each screenshot says when it was taken. The accounts in them now post through uplika.
Sajushiba, looking back: 13 days from a new channel to the first sale
A look back at Sajushiba, a Korean fortune-telling service built with Claude Code, from automating its short-form videos across channels to its first paying customers. Every screen carries the date it was taken.
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An Instagram account run only by automation, looking back: 1 million views in 30 days and a first sponsor
A look back at an Instagram account that nobody posted to by hand, from passing a million views in 30 days to signing a sponsorship, with the screens that show it.
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Uplika's own reel, looking back: 48 seconds in English, 527,900 views
A look back at two weeks of a 48-second English reel on connecting Claude to YouTube, posted to five places through uplika, with every comment answered by DM.
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