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Learn to vibe code your own faceless YouTube tools

A paid community from the creator behind autotube.pro and Sleepy Time History, a 150k-subscriber faceless YouTube channel, teaching you how to use AI to build the tools that power faceless YouTube channels.

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Early waitlist members get founding-member pricing when the community opens. No payment today, just first access.

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Built with AI, owned by you

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YouTube analytics screenshot showing a faceless channel reaching over one million views in 28 days

170k+

Subscribers grown on Sleepy Time History.

AutoTube

A real SaaS built around the same faceless video production problems.

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Waitlist members get early pricing and first access when spots open.

What you will learn

Build the small tools that compound into a channel system.

The goal is not to turn you into a full-time engineer. It is to help you build enough leverage to stop waiting on software that does not quite fit your workflow.

Vibe coding fundamentals with AI

How to think, prompt, debug, and ship useful tools without becoming a traditional software engineer first.

Script, image, voice, and rendering pipelines

The practical building blocks behind faceless YouTube systems, from idea intake to publish-ready video.

FFmpeg-based video rendering

Turn assets into finished videos with repeatable rendering workflows you can control yourself.

Prompt engineering for YouTube workflows

Build prompts that create better scripts, visuals, voice directions, metadata, and operating checklists.

Weekly Q&A and monthly build-alongs

Bring your messy tool ideas, watch real builds happen, and leave with systems you can adapt.

Who it is for

Creators who want ownership, not another subscription stack.

Faceless YouTube creators who want to stop renting every tool in their workflow.

Non-engineers who are comfortable getting their hands dirty with AI.

Builders who want simple, owned tools before they want polished SaaS products.