Your AI video team, from one conversation to a week of clips
Clipworthy isn't an editor you send files to. It's an AI video team with one goal: making you the go-to person for the specific problem your ideal clients need help with.
Everything between your expertise and a week of clips
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Ideas
Each week, Clipworthy's AI asks questions that pull topics from your real work: a client question, a session that went sideways, a mistake you see everyone make.
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Recording
Prop your phone up and talk it through. Clipworthy asks for the example, the story, the "why." Or read a script built from what you said on the built-in teleprompter.
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Editing
AI cuts the pauses and retakes, adds captions and your name, and formats each clip for LinkedIn and YouTube Shorts.
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Your files
[3–5] clips per session, plus your full raw recording.
It's all about the conversation
Your videos aren't the finish line. The goal is a call where the person on the other end already knows what you do, trusts how you think, and is ready to talk about working with you.
Be known for one thing
Experts who get clients from video are known for one specific problem. Every Clipworthy clip points back to yours, until it's the first thing people think of when they think of you.
Who you'll work with
- Raffy Banks builds Clipworthy. Early access members get a direct line to him.
- Clipworthy's AI asks the questions, cuts the pauses and retakes, adds captions, and formats your clips.
- You bring your expertise, record on your phone, and decide what to post.
It started with one coach
Clipworthy began when Raffy's sister, Kristy Banks, M.A., BCBA, committed to video and got buried in production. Raffy built the system that turned her client stories into finished videos. Now Clipworthy does the same for other experts.
Who Clipworthy isn't for
- Creators chasing views, trends, or viral moments
- Anyone who wants AI avatars or fully AI-generated videos
- Experts without a program, workshop, or newsletter to send viewers to yet